When an Application doesn’t respond

To force application to quit
- Press Option+Command+Esc or Choose Apple -> Force Quit

iMac unable to turn on or start up

- Make sure power cord cable is plugged into your Mac
- make sure new installed memory is property installed
- unplugged power cord and flush your Mac for 30sec

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