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• Should I replace logic board or cable hard drive? MacBook Pro 13 mid 2012

  Hello guys I suffer for the last two weeks of my Macbook Pro would be grateful if you help me.

  Summary:

  A few months ago my mac has been slow and when I restart or stop it would take a minute or two, what has not happened in 2012-2014. In 2015, I decided to upgrade my SSHD HDD - Seagate 1 TB (that I'd need more space and a better performance). After that the upgrade of SSHD everything went well, my mac has been rapid, the battery has now 8 hours of battery life (440 + cycles). Overall it was a great experience! However during the night my frozen Mac even the mouse cursor, so I closed my Mac and it set in motion this time he showed me an icon of the slash. I disassembled my Mac and handed the stock HARD drive. This time, he showed the white screen without the disks. I tried several boards of various sites and one from the tip which has been WORKED safe mode! When I restarted, he returned to square one... I used the same trick but it didn't work. Now I see that a white screen on both discs, sometimes the issue icon flashes. Just for you find the hard disk turns but does not recognize... Although she acknowledged on my other Mac.

  I just remembered something just before this incident happened, I was cleaning up my Macbook with a small wet towel size (including the liquid soup inside) and then I cleaned the screen, the trackpad and keyboard (some liquid went inside the thing black screen and some of them inside the edges of the trackpad) but I them rinsed quickly. After 2 days, the slash screen appeared, and that's how it started.

  I removed the battery to see if there is any corrosion or something unusual about this, I also checked the trackpad, and it wasn't any dry liquid or dust, etc.

  Get to the point:

  Currently, I use my Mac through an external SSHD and everything works fine, but I want to stop using this method and thus solve the problem.

  Issues related to the:

  What exactly is the problem? Is my logic damaged Board and keep my HARD drive to recognize?

  Do you think that my card is fine, but I just need to replace the cable from the hard drive (821-1480) to a new?

  What happens if the hard disk thing stuck on the logic board or is damaged?

  Please help me and I'm sure that others are also facing a similar question. Another note, why some users claiming that their disk cable hard is to failure after replacing several times?

  
  

  We do not know "What exactly is the problem?". Get out your computer to an authorized for assessment service center. I suspect that you have caused water damage when the water and soup entered into your computer. Be prepared for a fix expensive since the water, not the soup ir and electronic works well together.

• MacBook pro late 2011 glitches after logic board replacement

  Hi all!

  I end 2011 macbook pro in April 2015, I got free logic board replacement because of glitches of gpu (http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro-videoissues/) but now I'm having the same problem again. my macbook showing pink lines on startup apple logo and does not start.

  Can I replace my logic board again (it will be 2nd time) this program?

  Depending on which country you are (United States I guess) you should actually be covered under various consumer protection regulations and must now insist on a replacement machine. This defect is a manufacturing defect and that you already had a repair that did not set you have the legal right to a replacement. That said I should advise that Apple do not tend to stick to their legal obligations in this case (I know I have a macbook 13-inch pro who had questions on the first day and despite extensive repairs Apple still refuse to replace - although clearly indicated their own conditions of sale & the law here) He should have).  On another front repairs performed on any product should work properly for a "reasonable" period Again the definition depends on what country you are but in Europe, which is usually recognized only 6 years old at best. Good luck!

• A USB connected device damage my logic board?

  My iMac (Intel Core i7 3.4 GHz - OS X 10.9.5) recently started to shut down, requiring a reset of the SCM in order to back to the top.

  The logic board has been replaced, but less than a week he started to happen again. A connected USB device could be the cause of the problem?

  Hello

  It depends on. USB 3.0 and 3.1 standard are limited to 5 volts with a draw limited current 1.5 amps, but are made to withstand 5. If there is a soft short-circuit or death in the terrestrial component then yes it could damage the system board or at least safe where to put it down to avoid damage to himself if it detects the voltage on the common ground or DC. I wouldn't use any device you have plugged into it or it will continue to occur and could potentially cause more damage than just the logical card. It could cause data corrupted on your hard drive or other components.

• My iPhone logic board 6 is damaged. Can it be fixed?

  I never gave up my phone and the other day while u the screen started flashing and then it went black. The phone was on, messages and calls have been received, but the screen was black. Taken for repair and they told me the logic board is damaged and cannot be repaired. What can I do?

  Where did you get "fixed"? An Apple Store is committed to exchange your payphone but not if she was 'repaired' by a non authorized workshop.

  Repair - iPhone official Apple Support

• Retina pro MacBook 13 inch (early 2015): logic board failure

  I have a macbook pro retina 13inches (early 2015) that I use only for study and check emails. a few weeks ago I noticed that the camera not working. I took the mac for help and they told me it's a question of logic board and I should have a new. It's too expensive, and the warranty just expired. Is this a common problem with MacBook? Feelimg so frustrated! I thought I had purchased quality equipment.

  I have not heard of what is a common problem.

  Questions on the Repair Service for Apple's deposit - a lump sum and a cheaper way to go.

  Genius of booking http://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/

• How to replace the logic board MacBook Pro mid-2010

  I have a MacBook Pro 13-inch mid-2010. About once a week, monitors (one who is part of the laptop) and an external will turn grey and freeze. When I turned off the computer, it brings back me to the login screen (I'm under 10.11.5), but I can't move the pointer (whether with my Apple Wireless Mouse or trackpad) to select the icon for my login. After a few reboots, the computer takes care of the password reset function. And there, I can reuse the mouse, select Restart the machine, and I'm back on my way.

  The genius of Apple and I suspect that the problem is with the logic board. Unfortunately, Apple has more parts for MacBook Pro mid-2010. I contacted a few service centers certified Apple the kind told me; None of them can help either.

  Any suggestions for how I have a fix for this problem? Thank you!

  You could contact a specialist to see what their requirement is to send you the

  computer while for a diagnosis appropriate; a specialist is the one who can do all the

  works internally and could actually fix the edge logic that the Mac came with.

  I know some who do this; they charge more than a parts Exchange hosting.

  You can see what a company such as wegenermedia can do. Or see what the

  iFixit guide for Mac (for your specific model) said repair and watch to see who

  part numbers are involved in replacement of the like-kind in refurbished or tested

  OK, from sources such as powerbookmedic.com and other sources used parts.

  The logic board may not be a problem; might be some on the Board of directors or of one which

  attached to, such as the graphics processor. These older models are not

  so difficult for a specialist expert set. While the Mac is able to do so, is a good time

  for they provide labour expertise to swap upgrade replacement parts.

  They can test the feature set and should provide a guarantee for employment.

  Some of these companies repairs also restored the supply of older computers they fixed.

  Good luck & happy computing!

• MacBook Pro 13,3 "retina Logic Board failure?

  I bought my MacBook Pro 13,3 "Retina display nine in early 2014 before going to College.  This is the most expensive item that I have ever owned I always made sure to take the greatest care in the use and handling.  About a week ago, I went to turn it on and a prohibitive symbol appeared on the screen (a white circle with a slash) and after that, it was completely cut off.  I took it to a (MicroCenter) renamed repair store and they said it was a failure of the logic board and would cost nearly $700 to fix.  Everyone knows this Council logical fault problem?

  I am extremely disappointed by Apple because I thought of them as the cream of the cream with advanced technology "State-of-the-art".  I expect this device to last until the end of my academic career to a minimum and the fact that it's broken in less than two years is absolutely unacceptable. I did some googling and I saw a trial about the logic board failures in 15 '' MacBook Apple of 2011-13 and had published a complementary repair program.  I hope they do the same with my case.

  Again, someone else has their logic board fail randomly?

  Thanks in advance.

  Welcome to Apple Support communities

  Sorry to hear that. I suggest you take a look at the forums of MacBook Pro to find cases similar to yours and check if there is a systemic problem or if you just had bad luck. Obviously it will not be a legal action if this problem is reduced to a few users, but there's a chance if this is stated as a failure of the design.

  About your problem, it looks more like a problem of flash storage rather than a failure of the logic board, but retina MacBooks Pro have most of their parts soldered to the logic board, so, any repair is quite expensive. Finally, if you live in a European country, remember that your Mac has got a 2-year statutory warranty, then you may qualify for a free repair.

• Virus or the logic board problem?

  Everyone has this screen before? Another screen that appears is a bunch of letters and numbers. Now my computer won't even turn on half the time. Sometimes just the fan will start the liquidation. Before what is going on started my computer would freeze and then turns off randomly. I called apple and I also took at the Genius Bar. They think maybe it's logic board. The Lady said that my best money wise option would be that she be sent for $280, more repairs before as I do that I wanted to see if anyone had any advice. At this point, I wonder if I should just get a new computer. I don't use the computer a lot to the point where this should be the case. Would it maybe a virus?

  

  No, it is not caused by malicious software.

  You must replace the system board, if you want to keep the Mac.

  Best.

• 15 mid-2010 "MacBook Pro Logic Board

  Excuse me if I do this wrong, because this is the first time I ever used something like this, other than looking for things.  So I apologize in advance for any missteps.

  I recently took my mid-2010 "15, 2.4 GB MacBook Pro in an Apple retailer approved and found the logic board is the problem.  They also informed me that there was a 'reminder' on this point to be replaced free of charge.  However, this recall went to day a few years ago.  Nice, since I have nothing received from Apple on any reminder & it was not giving me any problems so far, apparently I'm screwed now.  The dealer said that because my machine is now considered to be "vintage", Apple has more room, the #661-5566 or #661-6360 in stock MLB & my logic board current should be sent to Florida to Arizona to be "renovated" and then reinstalled.  Apparently costing a little more than $500.  Ouch!

  I had been thinking of buying the new 2016 15 "MacBook Pro when it comes out later this year and using my old one as a backup.  However, as Apple could not extend the courtesy of advising me of this initial reminder of my logic board, spare me $500, I am strongly reconsider this purchase.  Unfortunately, I like Apple products and have bought several iPads, the large iPad Pro and Apple iPhones right up through my iPhone current 6.  Invested in Apple's it makes profoundly difficult to get away from them, but not impossible.  Had they notified me of the recall, I wouldn't have these problems now.

  My logic Board recommendations or suggestions are greatly appreciated.  Thanks in advance.

  Welcome to the forums of Apple users.

  Nobody is allowed to speak for Apple. Users can give their opinions and advice you if you have a technical question.

  And here are some:

  Consumer Reports suggests that if the cost to repair a unit is more than half the cost of a new, you should get a new one.

• How can I erase an imac with a bad logic board?

  I have an end-08, 24 "iMac with a bad logic board. I have since bought an end - 15, 27 ", 5K and was able to move everything via a Time Machine backup (thank God for that!). I'm getting rid of the 24 "but whatever way I do I first have to wipe it and the logic board bad converts this problem.

  Although I'm not quite sure what the logic board, symptoms and a local Mac store confirmed that it's the highest probability. It will start and sometimes there and the past, the login screen, but the screen is always 'glitch', vertical lines appear and it freezes before it gets never entirely recorded in. Is that what I can do to wipe disk data without disassembling the whole and the withdrawal / degaussing HD?

  Open to ideas/suggestions...

  Carl

  Use the target disk Mode. Connect the Mac with a firewire port, love at first sight or a cable Ethernet follow the steps here, except that you use the disc mode target to make the hard drive on your act of target as a connected drive. Then use disk to erase utility.

  Share files between two computers with target - Apple Support disk mode

• Replaced logic board

  December 2015 new display iMac with the retina 5 k, 4 GHz Intel Core i7, 16 GB 1867 MHz DDR3. The problem started when I opened a photo in preview or Photoshop. The screen was decided in 2 different colors and have to restart. I couldn't open a pic in the preview and work in Photoshop.

  During this time, my camera was working fine and I used video Skype without problem. Then in January, I sent the new iMac to an Apple dealer to solve this problem, and they changed the logic board. It took 4 months to be repaired, he I just for 2 weeks now, preview works fine and photoshop as well BUT I realize that the camera to the iMac does not and the microphone internal as well.

  I have 2 questions.

  1 - How the camera and the internal microphone can be fix

  2. when they replaced the logic board, I lost my serial number not available.

  Really need help.

  Where are you from?

  You do not have a real Apple Store to take your iMac to any type of repairs?

  You take your iMac to a new Center Apple authorised dealers/repairers and it took them almost 5 months to repair/replace a logic board in your new iMac?

  If a new iMac, your statements read as if they were NOT in the very competent repair center for me.

  I would have set up an adjustment NOT seen my iMac nine 5 months and fry it with, however, other problems.

  Why, no real Apple don't Store to take your iMac to.

  Is this repair center labeled as an authorized Apple dealer/service center or is it some computer shop electronics/generic, simply stating that they can fix Macs. Doesn't seem to be a very competent repair center, at all! IMO.

  I think you need to, once more, it bring for repair as the repair center has not done something right (AFTER 5 MONTHS!).

  If you have any actual Apple store, you can drive to, I bring in for repair and explain what has happened with this new iMac, so far.

  Better yet, you can call Apple directly at 1-800-MYAPPLE and speak with the service the customer of what happened with your new iMac purchase and see what they can do for you.

  Your iMac should NOT have this kind of questions after a month and still problems after waiting 5 MONTHS for the logic of BIG boxes replaecment after just a MONTH of USE?

  Contact Apple directly, first.

  This iMac should NOT have all these difficulties.

  See if they would replace your iMac and the plug by another new unit model.

  If this does not happen, and they offer to continue to fix, then make sure that very soon that you pay and save extended AppleCare that gives your new iMac two additional years of warranty repair.

  Good luck!

• Differences between the Mac Pro 2009, 2010 and 2012 Logic Board

  What are the differences between the logic board in the Mac Pro 2009, 2010 and 2012? In particular, what are the differences in the logic board between the MacPro4, 1 and MacPro5, 1? When a 2009 logic board is updated to 5.1 firmware is identical to the logical tips 2010 and 2012? Updated to 5.1, what is happening with the SMC firmware?

  Answers in-depth in this type of broad would be book-length responses.

  Where are you going with this?

• Failing video card? Or a logic board problem?

  Re: video card failure?

  It is a follow-up to a previous debate.  Less than 2 years ago, I had a default videocard from apple (OEM) with lines of scratches on the screen.  I replaced it with a

  ATI Radeon HD 4870 Graphics Upgrade Kit for Mac Pro Apple sold by: JAG technology it worked fine until I have let my old Mac 2008 for 9 months. When I turned it on to use for art, the startup has been slow and the screen became often black or never turned on at all. And the map seemed to be running really hot.    I pulled the card according to the suggestions and started and checked start with Hello time and on screen sharing my network and it seemed to have a time of normal start for this computer. But when doing screen sharing the screen remains black. So, I can see the contents of the hard drive, etc., but there is no display.

  I ran TechTool Pro and all components on the Mac pass inspection including the video ram.    I wonder if the problem is a graphics processor integrated on the system board itself or just the graphics card.    If the chip card display does not work, shouldn't be able to see a display from a distance even in the absence of a graphics card? Or not?   I don't want to pay $150 to replace a card if it is bad.

  Thank you for your help.

  The f

  There is no piece of the display on the map. For video, you need a working video card.

  Try reinstalling on both ends of the cables of two power between the card and power on the logic board UAX connectors.

  Check that the fan turns freely

• How to get the new logic board with 16 GB of RAM for my Macbook Pro retina 15 mid 2012?

  1 month ago I brought my Macbook to the Apple Store Genius Bar to check the GPU because I was worried about small lines on a screen while playing games.

  After 3 days of test engineering guys gave her back to me and told me that there is nothing they can do in this regard, because was unable to reproduce the problem, but gave me an option - completely replace the logic board for 700CAD. At first, I said NO, but also asked them, if they can replace the logic board, but with 16 GB instead of 8 GB, I immediately. I'll have to pay the money anyway, right? Why not?

  Long story short - they told me that they cannot do and can replace the logic board with the same RAM mount my Macbook at the present time. Specialists support Apple tells me the same thing via Chat application on the Apple Web site. Funniest - none of them could give a reasonable answer why they cannot do so.

  It's the same logic board, with the same size, but with more RAM.

  I understand that they need to sell more laptops and, if I need more RAM, I can go and buy the new Macbook, but to be honest, as an International Student I simply don't have so much money.

  So why can't they do it?

  Honnoshin wrote:

  If I need more RAM, I can go and buy the new Macbook, but to be honest, as an International Student I simply don't have so much money.

  So why can't they do it?

  You deal with politics Apple and no one on these forums can do something for you, since we are like you, only users of Apple products.

  Consider selling your MBP and put money to one with 16 GB of RAM.

  Ciao.