Now since this was a gift, by the time I thought about Apple Care, is was too late to get it, the only warranty I had was the one year they give you for free when you buy a Mac. They told be that the diagnosis came out perfect for other things and the reason this is happening is because the logic borad fail to perform those tasks and has to be replaced.

Yesterday I went to the store, they did a diagnosis and discovered that the only way to power the computer up is to open the Mac, take out the battery, connect the power, power it with the start up button and place the battery back. I tried everything possible until I decided to go to Apple genius bar. The next day, I wanted to power it back on, but then it didn't start up for some reason. (I didn't realize if it was done updating but assumed it did).

When I shut it off, it asked me if I want to update the computer to the latest update. So the next evening (after everything was fine the entire day) I shut down my computer. I thought to myself that it's probably a setting problem or something. It was weird, so I opened the lid and manually pressed 'Sleep', then my Mac went to sleep, but as soon as I closed the lid back, the apple logo would turn back on. Every time I shut the lid, the Mac was still on (the light on the apple logo from the outside stayed on and I could hear the iMessage still gets messages). Last weekend, I realized that my current Mac (2015) is acting weird. (Battery expended of old age and made the motherboard to crack). It came right on time after my old Mac (Early 2009) died on me, in a way, unexpectedly. It was a gift for my birthday from many friends and family that gather for that matter. In December 2015, I got my new MacBook Pro 13' Retina display (Late 2015). *long post for background story- question on bottom*

Macbook pro 13 logic board recall