My MacBook require PRAM reset for every boot
My MacBook Air has some weird behaviors. It requires PRAM reset when I want to turn it on after it was shut down.
After the reset, everything runs without any problems until I shut it down again.
Sometimes when I left it in the sleep mode, it suddenly will make the booting-up sound and when I opened it, the screen is not functioning but the keyboard backlight is still on. I’m not sure the root of this problems.
This MacBook is free from water damage.
Does anyone have idea, what is happening with my system? Is the SSD damaged or other parts?
Update (10/24/2018)
@danj Here’s the screenshots of the diagnostic’s result and CoconutBattery.
Update (10/26/2018)
I have tried to enter the safe mode again, but it failed. It keeps loading forever. Even after I made the PRAM reset. Sometimes it started to lag just because I opened some websites that contain videos. I have 4 GB of RAM on this macbook.
@danj here’s my new update
@bypasser11 - 4 GB will effect things as it's so little (sorry). You will likely need to trim what apps you have loading at startup and not try running too many concurrently (two at most). You likely need to also clean the drive as you really need free space for the system to leverage as virtual RAM. This is where you need to have 1/3 of the drive left empty.
Frankly, I think the best thing here is to just wipe the drive down (format it), Then install a new OS then re-installing what you really need. It tends to be quicker than trying to hunt down whats amiss here.
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