Dave and Ginny
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- Jan 31, 2013
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The very thing we're the most careful to avoid happened last evening. A glass of red wine was knocked over and a fair amount landed on our MacBook Air. I instantly turned it upside down to shake it off then dried it with paper towels. Initially it looked like it might have survived until the first thing I noticed was the wifi symbol had died and when I hovered the mouse over it the message 'no wifi installed' came up. Soon after this the screen started to flicker so I shut it down. This morning it's as dead as the proverbial door nail.
Not much to be done as were in Benidorm but fly home for ten days in January. It's 8 months old and when we purchased it from PC World we took out the, I think it was the extended maintenance package with Apple which was not cheap and I'm now hoping someone might tell me will come to be of use.
I keep hearing about how good Apple after care is...does it cover this kinda mishap? And, do I take it to PC World or need to find an Apple shop.
Not much to be done as were in Benidorm but fly home for ten days in January. It's 8 months old and when we purchased it from PC World we took out the, I think it was the extended maintenance package with Apple which was not cheap and I'm now hoping someone might tell me will come to be of use.
I keep hearing about how good Apple after care is...does it cover this kinda mishap? And, do I take it to PC World or need to find an Apple shop.