When your Mac system starts up, it first checks this parameter RAM to analyze to boot from which volume and how to set up other vital parameters. Rarely, the data saved in the parameter RAM is bad that can lead to numerous problems with your system, which include - wrong time zone or display problems, wrong startup volume, etc. Wonder how does the parameter RAM goes bad? Well, as we told earlier, it rarely goes bad. In fact, the data it contains gets damaged or corrupted somehow. There are a lot of reasons behind this and one of the common reasons is dying or dead battery in Mac systems using PRAM. Plus, things can also go wrong when you try to upgrade your system with new hardware or modify startup volumes. The best way to resolve issues you face on your Mac is to reset the parameter RAM to its original or default state.
Keep in mind that this will erase some data, especially, the time, the date, etc. To learn how to reset RAM on Mac, follow the below steps: The good news is that you can easily change or correct these types of settings from Preferences on the Mac. Step 1: To begin with the process shut down your system.
Step 2: Next, turn your system back on in a while.
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