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Tips and tricks relating to cleaning. Please do not use this tag alone. Use also another tag to identify what it is you are trying to clean.
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There is a tiny plastic ball stuck in my Macbook's earphone port. How can i remove it?
Does the Macbook have a USB port? If so, forget about the headphone socket and use an external USB sound converter. (I had to do this when I found a samsung laptop with speakers and a headphone socke …
