Just made the switch and running into problems immediately

Been a lifelong PC user and switched to a MacBook Pro with the update yesterday. I got home, charged it up immediately, and went for my initial boot-up.
First problem, right as I'm finalizing setup and creating my login and password, I get a "you must shut down now" prompt. That's a crash, right? I can't think of any reason for that to happen off the bat except maybe because of the wi-fi connection, since I had just entered my network password.
Second, I restart and can't find any wi-fi hosts, even though there's several in range. I run network diagnostics, turn AirPort off and on, still nothing. I finally tried rebooting again and now AirPort detects my wi-fi network.
Had to leave for work so I couldn't fuss around more but should I be worried about my MacBook or its wi-fi? I'm excited about finally having OS X full time but would hate to have ended up with a lemon.
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.9)

First, ensure the problem is still there, since it could be something simple. Second, call AppleCare and notify them of the issue. If they can’t resolve the matter over the phone, then request/demand a Dead On Arrival (DOA) designation, and have them send you a replacement unit. Personally, I would also ask them for some sort of compensation i.e. hardware upgrade, discount, etc. Occasionally, they do this but you typically have to request it politely. Remind them that you’re a “PC switcher”.
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But everyone's mileage may vary. RapidWeaver or any other web design program isn't right for every iWeb user. It all depends on personal needs, abilities and budgets. I'm just glad I can get back to posting to the site and not recreating it.
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It then worked again for a moment but started doing exactly what you describe, going through a reset cycle (longer than 30 seconds but who's counting). And it felt quite warm.
Did hard reset, plugged into wall charger and MBP USB but the new battery wouldn't even get a full charge (a whopping 92% after nearly two days). It would even lose battery when plugged in if I opened an app. And all the while plugged in, if I left the phone on, it would cycle through these resets. So I turned it off to try to charge it.
Now suddenly, it's dead again. Totally black, and hard reset does nothing. Up until two days ago there was nothing wrong whatsoever with this phone! And I hadn't even installed a new app that could be the root of the issue. No idea whatsoever what caused this.
Any help would be much appreciated!!

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Hello!
I have some issues with Photoshop CC 2014. The tools "Background Eraser Tool" and "Blur" won't work correctly. When I’m holding down the left mouse button and trying to erase or blur some area, the tools don’t affect the whole area but just connect the start and the last points – like drawing a line. These troubles exist with mentioned tools only, other tools work correctly.
I’ve restored each tool separately, restored all the tools together, installed new drivers for tablet, re-installed Photoshop and even Windows. Nothing helped. These tools worked correctly earlier with the same adjustments, but one day something went wrong.
How can I make the tools work correctly?
Some information about my computer:
• Notebook Lenovo Y560
• Windows 7 Home Basic SP1 x64
• Intel Core i5 2.53 GHz
• 4Gb RAM
• ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5730 1Gb
• Tablet Wacom Bamboo CTL-470

Hi,
I have a similar problem with the Background Eraser tool as well. It's the same both on my PC and on my laptop, both running Win 8.1 and PS CC2014. Would be great to have a solution for this. Did you managed to find a fix?

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I can see that this issue has been quite extensive, and frustrating, and I am so sorry for all that has happened societygirl! I would like to help you work this issue out. Please follow & send me a Direct Message, so I can get your account specifics and help finally bring this to a resolution.
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