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Generally, whenever you don’t use your Mac device for a long time it goes into sleep mode. This not only conserves electricity but also stops your Mac device from heating. Many people come across the issue of the device not going into sleep mode. In case you also among them you need to go through this blog to solve this issue. Source:- How to Fix Mac Not Going to Sleep Mode Check energy saver settings 1. Firstly, press on the Apple symbol. 2. Then, press on the System Preferences. It will be placed in the pull-down menu. 3. After that, go to Energy Saver. Over there you need to go through all of the settings carefully. 4. Note that the Energy Saver window comprises of two options. One is the ‘Battery,’ and the other is the ‘Power Adapter.’ See the display settings in these.  ‘Turn display off after’ should not be put to ‘never.’  If ‘Turn display off after’ option has been put for a longer time, then note that it postpones the sleep time of the device. Set it to you

FaceTime is supported on Mac device, but with time things change. You may start facing problems while using FaceTime on your Mac. If you are going through issues in which FaceTime is not connecting, even if you open the application many times, then this blog is perfect for you. Source:- How to Fix FaceTime Not Working On Mac? Effective Solutions for FaceTime Not Working on Mac Check the net connection If your Wi-Fi is switched off, then you can turn it on by pressing on the symbol of it and Choosing Turn Wi-Fi On. If you did not have the Wi-Fi symbol in your menu bar, then you need to follow the given below instructions. Firstly, tap on the System Preferences.  Then, tap on Network. After that, check the net connection. Note that if you are connected but the net is not working, then you require to restart the router. Check if the FaceTime is turned on Firstly, tap on FaceTime. Then, click Turn FaceTime On. Look at the software update Ensure that your device