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OP might have a faulty unit. I never experience this with my Macbook Air, which has similar design of the power key as the new Macbook Pro.
by xuki 14y ago
OP might have a faulty unit. I never experience this with my Macbook Air, which has similar design of the power key as the new Macbook Pro.
- mcmillion 14y agoIf the laptop is powered on and the screen gets closed, the laptop should sleep, unless an external monitor and keyboard is connected to it. I've had a few applications (Evernote being one of them from time to time) that prevents my rMBP from sleeping. Maybe there's something related?