MacBook (white) 2007 does not start

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• Apple MacBook Pro 2012 does not start

  2012 Apple MacBook Pro.  Does not start.  Just get the folder with the question mark.  gives possibility to restart with the ERD, but the model doesn't have a hard drive.

  Help the college student needs to access files on the hard drive for the finals.

  Thank you

  What happens when you start to recovery

  OS X: on OS X Recovery - Apple Support

  and repair/disk startup disk via disk utility which is located in the recovery of aid?

  If it is repairable so reinstall OS x, as the article says

  Also here is covered:

  On the screens, you see when you start your Mac - Apple Support

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post be moved to the MacBook Pro laptop forum.

• MacBook Pro 2008 does not start. WHY? (Fix included)

  I have an old soldier, a Macbook Pro in early 2008. Like many others with MacBook as old as mine, I had the problem of my Mac, no start, showing only a black screen when I lit. He came to the point that I roll the die, each time that I chose to shut down the computer, I was wondering if it would ever start again. After taking in to get fixed twice and he'd end up and die after a few weeks, I tried a quick (and free-_-) fix I could do at home. (Note this isn't my question again, because I want to help some people who have the same problem, I had). I found a (I hope I remember where) online and I still thank the poster that has name up to this day.

  The idea is the laptop overheating, refresh, then cross your fingers and hope that it starts. Here are the steps I followed:

  1. Remove the battery (if you can) and connect your Macbook.
  2. Find two pillows for "sandwich" of your Macbook with.
  3. Turn on the Macbook and put it on one of the UPSIDE-DOWN cushions. (This is critical!)
  4. Ask the second pillow placed on the computer (always upside down) and leave for an hour and a half, running. (It may help to cover pillows with more effective coverage trap heat).
  5. After that he did heating, place it in a room different upside DOWN and leave it for at least 8 hours. (Night works too).
  6. Turn UPSIDE down and pray that it starts. Repeat the operation if not... But if this is the case, you CAN use the computer right up. Just leave the upside when you have finished using it.

  WARNING! This Act of overheating probably detrimental to the health of your computer. My computer is running stronger and a little bit slower than before, but if it does not, what really does anyway? My point is, there is a risk that is innate to this process, although I've never had any real problems with it.

  Now for my question: WHY? Why the computer have this problem in the first place? Even if I found a solution, I would know exactly what I'm fixing. I was curious and were all that I could never find solutions, but no real explanations. If you have any ideas or knowledge in the field, I would greatly appreciate a response.

  In addition, if you have any questions about the fix, please file an issue. This post is also a way to help you guys as well.

  This particular type of MacBook frequently has graphic problems. This can be corrected (more or less) by "cooking" the logic board. What you are essentially a type of cooking with a mild detergent. And it has been done before!

  https://www.iFixit.com/answers/view/9045/MBP+A1226+logic+board+last+resort+fix+f or + nVidia + video + chip

  There are more rigorous methods, like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ztzv2OlQJuU

• MacBook Pro 2007 Does not show the headset as an output option

  Hi all, I have recently restored a MacBook Pro 2007 for my college work and it works well... Except for one thing. The wearing of the helmet.

  I wish I could use my headphone port that I will do a Final Cut Pro here job and likely to spend much time in the classroom when playing audio through the built-in speakers will be disruptive.

  I've already replaced the left i/o board with a working version (as the previous owner had neglected it and broke a record in there.) Villain...

  If you're wondering, the computer is currently running El Capitan and it seems it well, apart from the question with the headphone jack. I searched in Google for this issue, and most of them seem to be much easier to solve because their use of the helmet IS shown in system preferences, while mine is not. A little weird issues really, especially as the line works perfectly fine! Just not the headphone port...

  If anyone can spare a moment to help me with this issue, I would greatly appreciate your help. I love my MBP. So, I want it to work as it should.

  Thank you very much

  Problem solved! A problem with the IO card. I've fixed since the question and making works normally.

• Two Macbook Pro, both does not start up, when I press the power button, I hear two disc bit Caryl, I see little light on the front on the displasy release button, black screen, no edge

  It was weird because I've NEVER had two computers have the same problem before. They are the model 2008 2.2 Ghz Core 2 Duo, 6 g of RAM, models of 128 GB of hard drive, the two Yosemite running, both had new hard drives, cables, batteries and RAM installed OWC (Apple approved reseller) and I use Macs for at least 20 years. In about a week, one just blacked out while sitting on my desk doing nothing, the other does the same on a week later. When I press the power button, I hear the drive hard hum twice, then all I get is the little light on the screen release button, that's all. Black screen. fails, nothing. I can press the power button and it will fit off the coast. Is it possible that some of them have infected somehow, or possibly send me the malware that has infected my system? I would not normally only, but for all of them to go down to one right after the other with the same problem just made me think, it must be the same cause, but what?  I had been in a war of fire recently with very ugly people, and I've never seen two Macs have the same exact problem in a row like that right.

  I took readers on the Macbook Pro, put them on sleds and threw them in my PowerMac, and both seemed fine, no problem, started well upward, ran utility disk on them, no problem, so I started to the checklist. Reset the PRAM. Nothing. SHIFT key at startup. Nothing. D at the start. Nothing. V order at startup. nothing. I wouldn't mind even their evisceration and making a portable useful with the parts of the two, but until I find out what the problem is, what can I do?

  If anyone has any suggestions, I would really appreciate it, I've supported every button I can think at the start, tried an inch USB key, boot and disk, this is the same Caryl bit both of the car, no chime, black screen, that's all.

  Thanks for your help.

  Damicon999 wrote:

  Is \Is possible for someone they have infected somehow, or possibly send me the malware that has infected my system?

  no chime, black screen, that's all.

  I don't think they are infected.

  The startup chime indicates that the Mac has made the initial diagnostic tests and there is no hardware problems or fundamental software.

  No edge in your case is a problem.  I think it's the luck of the draw to have 2 failures.

  In or out of warranty you can get for free a 'Apple Service Diagnostics' OTC test

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

  Online https://getsupport.apple.com/GetproductgroupList.action

  check the warranty https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do

• How can I fix my macbook pro, which does not start?

  My macbook screen lights up, however, after loading 2 thirds of the bar, the apple logo becomes a circle with a cross inside. My software is el Capitan.

  Before this incident, I tried to save my photos on an external hard drive. Yesterday I tried to save the photos on an external hard drive using the finder, and I let him sleep through the night and to complete the process. My mom she used last night, and it started to freeze when I tried to change user, and he has not responded to my cursor (which I could move). That's why I force quit the Mac. At this point, I had also disconnected the hard drive (probably my fault). When I re-started the situation with the circle and a cross appeared and it has not changed since.

  I would be grateful if someone could help me solve this problem, even if it means send to apple.

  Thank you very much.

  Harry

  On the screens, you see when you start your Mac - Apple Support

  Hope you have a backup.

  Reinstall OS X from recovery

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204904

• MacBook Pro 13 '' does not start

  Also, when I try to start my MBP13 I get the following screen:

  

  What is an indicator or a hard disk failure or something worse?  I removed the hd and set on an external and he ran through to first aid and extract of fine.  Any thoughts?

  It is a kernel panic. See this topic Support of Apple

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT200553

  Try to boot inSafe Mode and see if the problem persists?

  Restart now ' shift '.

  (Wait to take more time to start in this way because it runs a check of directory first.)

• Black MacBook does not start

  I have a 10 year old black Macbook, which does not start when a battery is installed.  If it is connected without battery installed, it lights up, but if there is a battery in it, even if it is plugged in, it will get the startup sound and the screen of the Apple gray, then turn off.  I got a new battery and charge it where the charger turned green, but the results are the same.

  Any suggestions?

  It is difficult to say what is happening with this machine, since the time and wear are considerations. I don't know what version of the operating system that you use, but there is a sequence of things you should do - in order of severity.

  http://www.howtogeek.com/217158/what-to-do-when-your-Mac-won ' t-start-up.

• My MacBook does not start and fires after the Apple logo. I received this error via FirstAid detail in disk utility.

  Hi Apple/community,

  I need a help.

  What it means? Operation failed! My MacBook Pro does not start. It cuts after the loading screen. What will happen?

  

  Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

  Well, it seems that your MacBook Pro hard drive has failed and cannot be repaired by disk utility.

  Try to reboot into single user mode: How to start your Mac in single user mode or verbose--Apple Support

  If it works, try to repair the disk with this command:

  fsck -fy

  (http://osxdaily.com/2013/08/07/how-to-repair-a-mac-disk-with-fsck-from-single-us UH-mode /)

• MacBook Pro does not start, the screen is pixelated.

  MacBook Pro (2011) running iOS later.

  Screen went blue, at which time mac was turned off.  Try to be able to save and mac does not start.

  Tried to boot using utilities, but can not access this screen.  (the screen is also all the "pixelated".)

  Looking for ideas before making a trip to the Apple store.

  1 disconnect all devices (Ethernet, USB, external hard drives, mouse)

  2. start in safe mode

  3. go Finder - press Option-Go - ~/Library/ /DiagnosticReports ofnewspapers

  4. find the missing table inception report and post it please

  If your Mac will not turn on - Apple Support

• MacBook Pro does not start safe mode or recovery mode without start up

  I use my MacBook Pro almost daily for several months now, and all of a sudden I stopped and start it up to a kernel panic (so it seems) who never lets me start normally, safe mode is a nothing helps. Recovery mode does not start, and when I try to use an external drive usb in the selection of drive it will appear. I don't know what to do more and I'm stuck. I'm not able to get in all the menus, so all I have is these pictures of panic before it restarts. Post picture soon submit iPhone photo.

  

• I closed my laptop (Macbook pro 2012) screen with a day and immediately after 30-40 minutes his does not starts once again.

  I closed my laptop (Macbook pro 2012) screen with a day and immediately after 30-40 minutes his does not starts once again.

  Hello Varshil07,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  If I understand your message, by updating your Mac you have forced stop, or you have closed the lid, and now it does not start.  To start, I suggest that try you to start in safe mode by following the instructions below.  For later use, it's a good idea to not force the computer to shut down or close the lid while it is up to date, because it can cause problems.

  1. Choose the Apple menu > shut down.

  2. After your Mac stops, wait 10 seconds, then press the power button.

  3. As soon as you hear the startup tone, hold down the SHIFT key.

     You must press the SHIFT key as soon as possible once you hear the startup tone, but not before.

  4. Release the SHIFT key when you see the gray Apple logo and progress indicator.

  To exit safe mode, restart your Mac, but no press during the startup.

  OS X El Capitan: start in safe mode

  Have a good.

• MacBook does not start without warning, please help I'm losing my mind

  MacBook pro froze performs a simple operation. Got the wheel turns and could not enter the finder, etc. Did a hard reboot. Now the computer does not start. I get the apple journal and the bar for a minute or two and then a zero symbol IE forbidden - a circle with a line through it.

  Surprisingly, it is less than two months after a similar disaster where the computer would not suddenly start. In this case, I was able to get repaired the program apple logic board (the problem was compatible with the congenital fail GPU result).

  Incredibly this time the macbook seems to be in even worse shape. I don't get anything useful from the startup keys.

  cmd R - take me in a gray screen no symbol

  D - no symbol grey screen

  option D - it took a while but eventually I got to choose the network, then it seemed to freeze on the globe

  option - strangely this brings me to a screen asking me to choose the wireless network, but it does not all networks in the box. weird - this happens even with a simple bootable usb key

  option cmd R - annoys me to the world, but the world does not revolve

  T - puts me the screen of the target disk, but the disk is unreadable from another computer

  cmd S / cmd V - gives me a code screen and then freezes

  Shift - takes me to zero cross again

  C - think for awhile, but let me on an undefined gray screen

  (I need some advice on the start-up of the thumb. Pressing C should force the startup of the thumb. I did an inch bootable with el capitan. However, I am not convinced that my thumb works on a functional mac either - I just can't get a macbook functional 2009 to start the boost by pressing C, although it starts from the thumb if I press option and go through the menu. Weird.)

  Help, please. Urgent need to use the computer and access the data on it.

  Even if you have just a few ideas that would be useful.

  Can I assume that you have a 2009 MBP?

  You have your data backed up?

  Have you tried SMC and NVRAM resets?

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201295

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204063

  Have you tried a secure boot?

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201262

  Take our installation disc and use the one with the Apple Hardware Test instructions on it and run the original test.

  Note that an error free AHT is inconclusive.

  Ciao

• MacBook Pro does not start. Tried a lot of things, but no luck. Ideas?

  MacBook Pro mid 2012 does not start. Getting the various screens of gray. When trying to make right boot, get flashing folder.

  Other things does not: recovery of OS X, without failure, verbose mode, Boot Manager, single-user mode. IRA to the re-establishment of the Internet, enter the password, stall (error - 2002F-).

  Tried to reset the memory NVRAM and SMC, but nothing.

  Tried with the new hard drive, but accurate results same with the old hard drive (I thought that the old hard drive can be damaged, so got a new one, but get the same results).

  Any ideas? Could go to the Apple service center, but closer to here where I am is 3 hours away.

  Should note that there are many attempts Mac starts up fine (by divine intervention I think), so saved all all on, but after computer use as usual for an hour (especially Internet browsing using Safari and Chrome), computer slowed to snail pace, so tried to restart but still got results above.

  Any help or ideas greatly appreciated. Thank you!

  Hi Sevensmallwoods:

  Replace the drive SATA cable. https://www.iFixit.com/store/Mac/MacBook-Pro-13-inch-unibody-mid-2012-hard-drive - Cable/IF163-041-1

  Here is a guide on how to replace it. the https://www.iFixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+13-inch+unibody+Mid+2012+Hard+Drive+CAB + replacement/10379

  Here is a video to show you how it fails. https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=Amg5w0rlwDo

• MacBook Pro does not start

  I have tried several things but the laptop won't start do not. Power cable showing green light as if the laptop is fully charged. It's like the death does not start.

  Try resetting the SMC

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

  You said "It's like death does not start."

  Does this mean that he shows no signs of life? Indicator light power?

  Hear the carillon?

  Hear the fans?