Apple Hardware Test had trouble reading env file

I had a couple crashes this pas month. Maybe once a week. I figured it was the RAM maybe but that passed memtest. I attempted to do Apples AHT Apple Hardware Test but when I try to boot to the disk using D. I get this message:
Apple Hardware Test had trouble reading env file
'Configs\AHT_default.env'
There is very little information on google or the net about this error.

Take the computer to an Apple store or an AASP. Whichever is more convenient for you.

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Try resetting the smc and pram.
To reset the smc
Shut down the computer.
Unplug the computer's power cord.
Wait fifteen seconds.
Attach the computer's power cord.
Wait five seconds, then press the power button to turn on the computer.
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Shut down the computer.
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Turn on the computer.
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Apple Hardware Test doesn't happen???

Hello,
My Mac is quite unwell and I believe the hard drive is failing.
I have just performed my third erase and reinstall since Friday.
Only this morning I discovered the Apple Hardware Test.
I've erased the hard drive so the Apple Hardware Test had been deleted.
I'm supposed to be able to do by holding down "D" and starting up with the Install Disc in, however, the computer just boots as normal.
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You can setup iCloud eMail even in 10.4.11, or 10.5.8...
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What is the difference between Apple Diagnostic test and Apple hardware test?

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I want to run apple Hardware Test but can't find it on any CD's. I bought my iMac in 2009. I think it had 10.4 installed. It's not on my installation disk. Where can I find it?

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The disc plainly state:
To use the AHT, hold down the D key as the computer starts up.
Works here. However, there was an issue with installing Lion that screwed this process up.
Mount disc 2, run this command in the Terminal app, OPTION-click & hold Finder's Dock icon, and select RELAUNCH:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles 1
That unhides all hidden files/folders.
Now, drill down to /"Applications Install\ Disc"/System/Library/CoreServices/ and drag the .diagnostics folder into your Lion boot volume's /System/Library/CoreServices/ folder. That might require you to authenticate to copy the folder into the CoreServices subfolder.
Run this command to hide the normally hidden files/folders and RELAUNCH the Finder again.
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles 0
This should allow the machine to boot into AHT when restarting and holding down the D key.
If that doesn't do the trick, run this command in the Terminal app:
sudo chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/CoreServices/.diagnostics
At the Password: prompt, carefully type in your admin password, since nothing shows up on the screen, and hit the return key. Then, try another restart, holding down the D key.

Apple Hardware Test (AHT) Hard Drive Full Read Fail But SMART Status OK

I have a Mac mini Server from Mid 2010 running Snow Leopard Server.
Ocassionally, it'll freeze up with the spinning beachball wheel for a few minutes. This usually happens when opening an app or performing an app function from the menu bar. It's a pretty clean system—there are not many apps installed.
I suspect it's a hadrware issue. I ran Disk Utility's Permission and Disk Repair. All good. SMART Status is verified. So I ran the Apple Hardware Test. Everything passes except for the Hard Drive's "Full Read"—it fails because "Reading took longer than the average time". The Hard Drive "Short .. test" and "Check SMART Status" pass.
Does anyone have an idea of what's going on here? Is the hard drive the issue? I don't understand how there can be a read issue (or hard drive issue), when the SMART Status is verfied.

S.M.A.R.T isn't perfect. Neither is AHT for that matter, but if it is reporting that reading is taking longer than it should then an impending failure is likely. The occasional "wait cursor" appearance supports that diagnosis.
Consider yourself fortunate in that you still have the ability to back up anything important, and you can plan a convenient time for its replacement.

Files/Folders Sticking to Mouse Pointer - Not Releasing (Reset PRAM & Apple Hardware Test Fail to Run)

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1) Resetting the PRAM:
Shut down the MBP, press the power button, and hold down at the same time <option><command>-P-R. The Reset PRAM process never starts up, but rather I receive the Padlock/Password Login which logs me into the Restore System Utilities. I'm unable to Reset the PRAM.
2) Apple Hardware Test (AHT):
Shut down the MBP, press the power button, and hold down the "D" key, the system boots up as normal and does not enter the AHT.
The File/Folder Finder sticking to the mouse pointer issue is very annoying. Does anyone have a solution to resolve this issue?
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HI Barbara,
It sounds like the hard drive is failing or has failed. Boot from your Mac install disc and if you can run Disk Utility in case the startup disk needs repairs.
Insert your install disk and Restart, holding down the "C" key until grey Apple appears.
Go to Installer menu and launch Disk Utility.
Select your HDD (manufacturer ID) in the left panel.
Select First Aid in the Main panel.
*(Check S.M.A.R.T Status of HDD at the bottom of right panel. It should say: Verified)*
Click Repair Disk on the bottom right.
If DU reports disk does not need repairs quit DU and restart.
If DU reports errors Repair again and again until DU reports disk is repaired.
When you are finished with DU, from the Menu Bar, select Utilities/Startup Manager.
Select your start up disk and click Restart
While you have the Disk Utility window open, look at the bottom of the window. Where you see Capacity and Available. *Make sure there is always 10% to 15% free disk space*
If you cannot boot from your install disc, try booting in Safe Mode
What is Safe Mode
Carolyn

Will Apple Hardware Test definitely detect RAM errors?

Hello,
Been having various problems with Leopard/MacBook. Someone suggested running Apple Hardware Test, which I did, in extended + looping mode all night (it cycled 6 times). The test turned up nothing. Can I take this to mean that whatever problems I am having are definitely software related? I am not familiar with the AHT, don't know exactly what it does, nor how I can interpret a "clean" result...
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No indeed (just "Colin" is fine...)
My problems have mostly been documented by other people, and I have just been monitoring the discussions on these issues.
Specifically (at the risk of getting off-topic):
1) inconsistent shared server behaviour: I have 3 other macs at home - an iBook and a G4 MiniMac running Tiger, and a G4 tower, also running Leopard - and most of the time, the tower doesn't show up at all, but I can connect to it via CMD-K, the MiniMac shows up in the sidebar, but won't let me connect, and the iBook, when it is running, behaves normally. Oh, screen sharing doesn't work either: it tries connect but hangs (except for the iBook, which works). I could connect to all four quite normally after upgrading to 10.5.0, using the sidebar icons. Everything worked fine until sometime after the 10.5.1 update, when suddenly everything went pear-shaped. Nothing has changed in the configs of the other machines, and the iBook and the MiniMac are identical in terms of software config (but behave differently as regards this problem?!?)
Closing Airport and reopening it makes the icons reappear in the sidebar (all of them, G4 tower included), as does relaunching the Finder, but doesn't change the behaviour: I still can't connect. When I try to use the sidebar icon for the tower, it disappears (the icon...)
As far as I can tell, trying to operate shares from the G4 tower works as Apple intended (although I admit I have not exhaustively tested every option, as I don't have unlimited time...)
2) Lost my printer connections, both at work and at home. I managed to reestablish them at work, but I tried so many things that finally I'm not sure what actually worked. No dice at home (shared printer on the MiniMac... same problem as (1) I guess.)
3) the dreaded Keynote spontaneous reboot problem (I placed a reply about that last night here:
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=6630702#6630702
4) diverse weird things, like
4a)iCal which had doubled all my events the last time I opened it. I had to manually delete one copy of every event I had entered, whereas I made these entries several weeks ago, and had consulted them many times... I'm thinking this is perhaps a result of the brutal reboots caused by (3)? Having deleted all the doubles, iCal seems to be behaving normally again.
4b)screen resolutions on my slave screen suddenly failing to select properly. I move my MacBook between two different external monitors, one at work, one at home, and their resolutions are different. Initially the MacBook had no trouble detecting and correctly setting the resolutions for the two screens, then suddenly my home screen went weird on me, and required a manual reset. Again, this was a once-off, and does not seem to be repeating (yet).
4c)sluggish performance with some apps that are normally quite snappy, like Firefox, which seems to hang a lot loading pages, Keynote (saving is often painfully slow), and indeed, trying to copy a 250Mb file from the tower to the MacBook via Airport (having connected using CMD-K) said it was going to take 33 hrs, which I thought was a bit rich...
4d) hot-swapping a usb pin for a keyboard+optical mouse receiver from the tower to the MacBook sometimes causes something inexplicable to happen to the MacBook's keyboard: both the Caps and the NumLock LEDs come on, and the keyboard has jumped into some config other than what it is normally in (French). I have not been able to determine what the keyboard actually thinks it is when this occurs (3 times now). The command keys (ctrl, alt, cmd) do not appear to work at all. Rebooting corrects it.
All up, pretty irritating, and a huge time waster, as you can well imagine. I stuck a bit of a rant on the discussions the other day in a moment of intense frustration, which got zapped by the moderators (probably not unreasonably!), but not before someone replied suggesting that it might be bad RAM, hence my questions here.

Apple Hardware Test (AHT) is GONE!! after Lion install

After installing Lion on my new early 2011 MBP the AHT is gone...
Pressing "D" will not load the AHT (it was installed and working fine in my MBP prior to Lion).
I called the APP hotline to inquire about it and the technician couldn't boot into the AHT on all the macs with Lion available to him.
(a report has been filed with the engineering team)
According to the newly updated KB: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1509
QUOTE: "Some Macintosh computers that shipped with OS X Lion support the use of Apple Hardware Test over the Internet."
After pressing and holding the "D" key the Mac just loads into the desktop... There is no online AHT or pre-installed AHT available...
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HOW TO FIX THE AHT PROBLEM IN LION:
Just to clarify what Francisco was saying in Spanish:
> The original AHT that came preinstalled in the MacBook Pro (and maybe all other Macs) is found in disk #2.
> Originally I thought the AHT had a different partition on the HD but it ends up being an extension of the OS.
> This is not installed in OS X Lion, If you used the USB key or download it from the App Store, the AHT will not be included.
> So, to install it back in, you can either run the install from the DVD (just make sure you don't install iLife again and other files which you may not need)
OR
For Road Warriors
Since installing the bundled package will also install other Snow Leopard files; You might want to try this:
> Download Pacifist ( http://www.charlessoft.com/ )
> Drill down the CPUHelpFiles install package and only install the CPU_AHT package.
By the way, there is no way of undoing this, unless you want to reinstall Lion from the recovery partition.
> Restart your mac
> Everything should be A+ ok
> To test what you just installed restart the mac and hold down the "D" key before the screen turns white/gray. After a few seconds you should see the AHT loading screen:
Done! there is no need to have that DVD with you when you travel...

Disk repair and Apple Hardware Test says HD has no problem but grey screen still persists on MBP

5 days ago while on vacation, my MBP just froze with the grey screen, apple logo and spinning gear.
I performed all that was instructed on the following discussions:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2570
except Archive and Install installation of MAC OS X and Erase and Install MAC OS X since I was able to save my files in my husband's MBP via Firewire Target Disk Mode. At this point, I am still apprehensive in erasing my files and installing again the MAC OS X.
When I did the Disk Repair under the Disk utilities, it says that my Mac Os X is ok. (It also said ok when I did the fsck -fy when I till did not have my CD when I was on vacation)
I also tried the Apple Hardware Test (AHT) to further l test the hardware of my MBP and performed an extended checking and after an hour, its says that my HD has no problem.
Yet, after all these, when I restart my computer, it still has the grey screen with apple logo and spinning wheel!
Can anyone tell me what else can I do??? Appreciate any help!

I like the free demo of SuperDuper to make clones. It's free, Leopard and Snow ready and is easy to use. If you buy the full version you can do incremental backups.
You should use Disk Utility to do a Disk Repair, as shown in this link, booted up on your install disk, before you make a clone of it. I use DiskWarrior for that instead.
I then partition my external disk, in Disk Utility, with a partition that is the same size , actually a tad bigger, as my system disk. I then use SuperDuper to clone my system disk over to that partition.
With a clone on an external FireWire drive (USB drives are not bootable on PPC Macs but are on some Intel Macs) you can bootup on it to do your repairs, on the main drive, or just run your Mac anytime you have trouble with your main drive.
That's why I like clones better then Time Machine. You can just bootup on them and use your Mac.
On the DiskWarrior thing, I use DW once a month to try and catch errors in my system from getting too far out of hand. It has repaired every little and big issue I have ever had with my three Macs.
And I have had times when Disk Utility's Disk Repair says everything's fine but my system was still having issues. Disk Utility, in my experience, cannot be totally relied on to find and report all issues. It just isn't robust enough.
I run DiskWarrior, it does find errors, repairs them and I'm back in business. I swear by it!
DALE

How to launch Apple Hardware Test from a USB optical drive?

Hi all!
First off, and before you guys starting proposing solutions I can't implement, I don't, repeat DON'T have a Firewire optical drive, nor am I going to buy one: I recently had to buy a USB LG optical drive to compensate for my SuperDrive going AWOL on me. I used said drive to reinstall OSX about a month ago, so this LG drive works just fine, thank you.
The thing is, I'd like to conduct an Apple Hardware Test, and I know you have to boot from OSX CD n°1 (in my case) to do that. Alas, since I can't boot from the CD in my SuperDrive by keeping the D key down, all I have is this LG thingy, and I wonder how I can conduct my hardware test with a USB optical drive.
I'll sum it up for you:
1) My SuperDrive isn't working, stopped working about the same time I installed this EFIng (guffaw, guffaw) Security Update 2009-001;
2) I don't have a Firewire optical drive;
3) All I have is a USB optical drive and MacOS X CDs.
4) Booting with the OSX CD in my USB optical drive and keeping D, C or alt keys didn't help.
I read in another forum that you could somehow copy the content of the OSX CD on a flash drive, then boot from the flash drive and conduct an AHT, but I'm not sure how it can be done.

Hi!
Looks like we posted at exactly the same time, Glynn! LOL
Anyway, I did just what you said, drag'n'drop and all. The problem is, when I boot from the USB hard drive, it's exactly as if I were booting from the CD: first I'm asked to choose a language, then the install screen appears, and I can either reinstall on my startup disk from the USB hard drive (that's kinda cool, but I don't think I leave in on my USB hard drive, which can only content 40Gb, because I've almost 25Gb worth of data to retransfer soon...
So, in a nutshell, I couldn't find Apple Hardware Test anywhere. I even explored the CD content, but there are so many files...
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Almost time to go to work. A 5 minute walk, though...

Ugh/ kernal panics / apple hardware test will not boot / help

so my first thought is to replace all my memory and I even have some coming via OWC -- but it seems silly just to replace memory on a hunch and randomly. So I run rember and get an all cler on all my memory. Can this really be soo? So I think - try the Apple Hardware Test.
I hold down c key as 'puter is booting and I get command line screen that says
"invalid memory ascess at %srr0:ae0c0108
%srr1: 0c01086F
bad bus info crc-16"
than it tells me to type in mac-boot to boot --but it will not boot - the next screen just says command line ok
what should I do next
this machine has been acting up for over 6 months and its driving me nuts -- I bought the memory as a "quick fix" but now I am starting to have my doubts. It would be cool to know before I decide to install it so I can return it for my $ if my hunch is wrong --
help! and thanks!

I can give you some general advice about buying memory:
The question then becomes what if memtest passes it all... I couldn't complete the cloning of about 220 GB of files from one drive to another with the original MacWarehouse chips in place, but could when they were removed.
I have had quite a bit of experience testing memory, most of it grey market stuff that I salvage from trash cans and such like place. I have found some memory that worked perfectly and never gave me any problems. I have found some memory that gave me kernel panics. I have found some memory that are somewheres in between: they seem fine at first, and then when you start to run lots of apps or copy large files that's when the problems shows up, and the problems are subtle -- once in a while a task would randomly crash, but restarting the task would make it OK, etc., etc.
I've had a PC133 stick that repeatedly tested and passed on memtest until the 4th pass, then an error showed. After the error showed, there were lots of errors.
For my own use, I do not use any memory that fails memtest at all, since I am swimming in memory anyway. I usually test them overnight. Certainly when buying new memory I expect them not to fail memtest when run overnight (usually about 6-7 passes).
I'll use memory that fail occasionally in client stations that are not function critical, but my experience has been once you get some error in a memory chip, it gets worse with time.
I want to avoid if possible having the machine down for hours at a time to run memtest in Single User mode as it's serving up genealogy databases on 4 different domains, as well as static pages on 8 other domains as well as being my every day work-a-Mac.
If you're serious about hosting those domains, I suggest you buy a Mac Mini for your clientstation and let the server be the server.
sending CL3 chips maybe the Apple Hardware Test is expecting to see CL2.5 which is what the 3 chips I have to do work are.
CL3-PC3200 chips can pinch hit for CL2.5-PC2700 chips in some limited circumstances, but they were sending you CL3-PC2700 chips in place of CL2.5-PC2700 chips. I smell herring.
or are they really not the chips the label says they are?
Chips are sometimes mislabeled, due to operator error.

HT203570 Apple Hardware Test?

15.3" Macbook Pro A1286
early 2011
Came with OS X 10.6.3
Upgraded to 10.7.5
Holding "D" key during restart doesn't boot Apple Hardware Test
(boots Recovery HD, Mac OS X Utilities instead).
I would like to run AHT.
Apple didn't ship Installation DVDs.
Can I get a bootable system disk with AHT?

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Had just auto-updated OS X.
Running Safari. Fans went on high.
Wouldn't restart: Stuck on grey screen w/ logo and wheel turning.
Reset NVRAM.
Holding "D" key during restart doesn't boot Apple Hardware Test
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AHT specific to machine. (I would like to run AHT.)
Can I get a bootable system disk with AHT?
Disk Utility repaired Macintosh HD disk.
Also erased disk.
Can run Macbook as target disk.
Startup disk doesn't show any bootable systems.
Restoring a Time Machine backup from an external HD disk =
erased disk okay,
shows that it writes files,
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Apple didn't ship Installation DVDs.
Won't reload Mac OS X Lion from Apple.
says: "Downloading additional components. 2,925 hours remaining"
then after a few minutes:
"Can't download the additional components needed to install Mac OS X."
Network Utility shows Wi-Fi Link Speed: 54 Mbit/s
Internet Recovery: Command R doesn't bring it up.
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Apple Hardware Test error message: 4MEM/9/40000000: 0x79093f90 on 15" retina 2012

hello.
I am having issues with my 15inch retina mac 2012. Some apps for example safari crash every once in a while. Some times i get the grey screen of death.
My configuration is: CTO. 2.6 GHz Intel core i7 with 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 and 512GB flash memory.
I have recently replaced my screen as it was with burn in problems.
I tried to install Yosemite but failed several times. Just got the 10.9.5 Mavericks going again.
I ran the apple hardware test and got FAIL!
The error code read as follows: 4MEM/9/40000000: 0x79093f90
What do i do now? I am out of warranty and i can't upgrade to the new software.
I keep on having app crashes. I keep on sending reports to apple and there is no response.
Who should i hold responsible for hiding that there was a problem with my machine?
My warranty recently expired but i had the problems prior and i figured that if there was no response that maybe one day better software would fix app crashing.
Please suggest a course of action other than replacing main board with ram and cpu (too expensive).
Thank you in advance
Kris

Thank you for the quick reply
I live in Bulgaria (eastern Europe) so no apple store here no geniuses either
This is the content of the most recent kernel panic log file.
I hope it is of some use.
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Apple Hardware testing

I am about to double the memory on my iMac 2007 Intel core 2 Duo, from 3GB to 6GB with upgrade to Mountain Lion in the back of my mind.
The machine was bought just after Leopard was introduced and I believe it had been upgraded to Leopard from Tiger as the shop included a set of grey Tiger discs and a retail version of the Leopard OS.
I understand that after a memory upgrade it is wise to do an Apple Hardware test ... so which disk is likely to have the AHt on it.   I don't physically have the disks at this address ... hence the question.

WZZZ wrote:    'They're supposed to come out by pulling on flimsy tabs'
I actually had remarkably little trouble.     I found the tabs easy to manipulate and the previous memory came out more or less straight away.   You have to put the replacement memory in with some care but a firm even push does the job.    If I had a problem at all it was with the cheap screws they use which shred so easily. I did panic a little when it looked like I wouldn't get the cover plate off because the screw head was in such poor shape.    Incidentally I was asking around for a replacement screw ... you wouldn't believe the trouble I met with identifying it and even then no-one wanted to know.

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