Circle with line thru it

what does this mean, when sending a text message, has not been delivered?

The red circle with the line through it means that the message was not sent. Either you ran out of service while sending the message, are the party receiving the message service is off. Hope this helps!

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My MacBook won't restart..only get a circle with line thru it..

My computer froze,so I tried to reboot it and when I go to start it,it gets like a 1/3 of the way thru the rebooting stage and then it's go to a grey screen and a circle with a line thru it comes up and nothing still works...please help!!!

Can you boot into your Recovery partition (holding down the command and R keys whilst booting)?
If not, try booting into Internet Recovery by holding down the command, option and R keys. EVENTUALLY you'll see a globe on screen and, after that, the Recovery screen.
If you're able to get to the Recovery screen by either method, open Disk Utility and see if your boot drive (usually named "Macintosh HD" unless you've changed it) is shown in the column to the left. If it is, select it and click on the Verify button. If you get a message in red text that your disk needs to be repaired, click on the Repair button. If the drive can be repaired, you'll get a great text message telling you that the drive now appears to be OK - you should be able to just restart if everything fixed on the drive. If the drive can't be repaired, however, you'll get a red text message telling you that the drive cannot be repaired.
If the disk can't be repaired, you'll just have to purchase and install a new disk.
Call back,
Clinton

While performing Yosemite update this evening get a Circle with line thru it

When I came home today I noticed I had a pending Software Update (to Yosemite).
I applied the update and after downloading and installing the Yosemite it rebooted a few times.
During one of the reboots it froze and a black screen appeared with a Circle and a line running through the circle.
Now when I manually reboot my MacBook Pro it displays the Apple Logo and then displays this Circle with a line thru it and stops.
Was I suppose to have updated to this Yosemite? Why did it crash my MacBook?
Any assistance would be really appreciated.
Marcus (Dead-in-the-water) Tibesar

I would be remise if I didn't post my solution to this issue which I toiled with for over 4 days. I too got this got this circle with a line through it after the first install, the second install after a restore from my Time Machine, the third install after I installed clean then tried to migrate my data from time capsule, and finally my fourth install after installing from a USB follow by a migration. Each of this took about 14 hours a piece as I have close to 1TB of data (gotta get rid of some stuff).
Finally I was convinced I could boot in SAFE mode, but even that didn't work but I was able to boot in Verbose mode(command-V). While watching it boot up I noticed an error that lead me to my final solution. I can't remember it exactly but it said something about PGPwde whole drive encryption. After racking my brain I finally remember I had installed PGP tools or something like that. I booted into recovery mode (command-R). Pulled up the console and followed these steps to remove PGP manually.
http://kb.mit.edu/confluence/display/istcontrib/Manually+Removing+PGP+Desktop+fr om+Mac+OS+X
Keep in mind I had to find my data under the Volumes directory of the root drive. So instead of /Library it was /Volumes/<name of your hard drive>/Library. If the drive is not there you might have to mount it, but there are plenty of references on the internet on how to do this.
This did the trick and after a restart Yosemite came right up. Not sure if this is exactly the fix for everyone, but if you book in Verbose mode(Command-V) I would bet you will see whatever culprit is causing the issue.
Hope someone finds this useful.

I tried to power up my MB Pro yesterday and got the usual start up screen displaying the apple logo and the indicator that the start up process was proceeding. After 5 minutes, the logo disappears with a grey circle with line thru it and nothing. ???

I tried to power up my MacBook Pro yesterday and got the suual grey screen, Apple logo, and the start up indicator circling gear. After 5 minutes of this, the logo disappears replaced with a grey circle with a line thru it. This is the first time this has happened.

hi Melophage,
Please Help!!!! https://discussions.apple.com/message/25645888#25645888

Unit totally locked up. now get startup sound and blank screen with red circle with line thru it.

My Macbook is about 4 years oId. I was doing an Excel spreadsheet(apple office suite), went for a short break, on first keystroke the unit totally locked up with the spinning beachball. My mouse could move that around but that was all it could do. After about 4 minutes, needed to force quit it by holding down start up button. let it sit for a couple of minutes and then tried to restart it. I now get the start up chime followed after a short spell with a grey screen with a red circle with a red line though it right in the middle of the screen. tried about 3 more times with the same result. I hope it isn't dead because my project was about 95% complete and just about ready to print.
Any ideas how to revive the ol' girl?

Thanks for the info. Unfortunately more serious then that. took unit to the apple repair techies and needed to replace hard drive. It had a total catastrophic failure and none of the info was recoverable That is a bummer as my last project was quite time consuming and almost complete. Good news I guess is I now have a much larger hard drive memory. Also had them put in much more RAM so now she is purring like a kitten again and a lot faster. Hopefully it will be a while before the swirling beachball of death appears. Thanks again for trying to help.

MBP hangs after login screen with Circle with line through it

Recently, my MBP (Model A1278, MB990LL/A) started doing the "folder with blinking question mark" at start up as if it couldn't find the startup disk.
I held Option at startup and chose the Macintosh HD that it found. After selecting, it brings me to my username/login. I type in the PW and hit enter and the screen turns gray and I see the Apple logo in the middle with spinning gear below it. (All good so far, as this sequence is the same sequence as my other MBP). After about 1min of gear spinning though, the Apple logo changes to a Circle with a line through it. It never logs in and I never see the desktop.
Troubleshooting I've done:
1. Pulled out the HDD, plugged it up to my OTHER MBP and ran Disk Utility on the whole drive. Found no errors.
2. Put the HDD in question in my OTHER MBP and booted into my user account just fine. All the way to Desktop, no problems.
3. Took my WORKING HDD from my OTHER MBP and put it in the MBP in question and tried to boot, did the same thing. Circle with line after logging in.
4. Tried to run Apple Hardware Test from boot cd by holding D but nothing happens. Just gray screen to infinity.
5. Replaced the trackpad from my OTHER MBP just for fun
Any ideas? I'm usually pretty good at this stuff, but this one has me stumped.
Thank you!!!

No luck. I can't do a Safe Reboot, nor can I reset the NVRAM/PRAM. When I power on either 1 of 2 things happen. A) Nothing, grey screen until folder with flashing question mark or B) When it decides to, it finds my HDD and goes to login screen but after entering pw and hitting submit, I get the Apple logo for a minute then replaces with a Circle w/ Line.
Can't hold Shift at reboot, can't hold c to boot from DVD (have to hold Option and choose DVD), can't hold D and boot the Apple Hardware Test DVD.
Does anyone know of a way to reset the NVRAM/PRAM manually? Is there a CMOS battery like on a windows PC or something similar that I can remove to reset? Command+Option+P+R does not work, it reads that I've pressed Option and gives me the Startup Disk Manager screen to select a drive to boot from.
Thanks

Why won't my quick Silver power mac boot up? Has a gray screen with white circle with slash thru it in the middle of screen!

Gray Screen with white circle with slash thru? Will not boot up! What can I do?
Please help!
Noel

The circle with slash means it cannot boot from the drive it thinks it's supposed to boot from.
Hold the Option/alt key at bootup, what shows as boot choices?
Will it boot from your OSX Install Disc?
"Try Disk Utility
1. Insert the Mac OS X Install disc, then restart the computer while holding the C key.
2. When your computer finishes starting up from the disc, choose Disk Utility from the Installer menu at the top of the screen. (In Mac OS X 10.4 or later, you must select your language first.)
Important: Do not click Continue in the first screen of the Installer. If you do, you must restart from the disc again to access Disk Utility.
3. Click the First Aid tab.
4. Select your Mac OS X volume.
5. Click Repair. Disk Utility checks and repairs the disk."
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106214
Then try a Safe Boot, (holding Shift key down at bootup), run Disk Utility in Applications>Utilities, then highlight your drive, click on Repair Permissions, reboot when it completes.
(Safe boot may stay on the gray radian for a long time, let it go, it's trying to repair the Hard Drive.)

Won't boot shows circle with line through it

Hi, I just started my Mac Mini and the apple logo turns to a circle with a line through it. Any ideas?

hi guys, hope u all are good?
i Have a problem with my Mac mini starting up...
a Couple of months ago I had an issue with my iPhones syncing to iTunes, I contacted apple support centre for assistance and got it fixed after weeks of struggle with apples technicians helping night after night we figured out that the only way to successfully get the iPhones synced we had to create a new user account which was the last resort we wanted, the. Helped me installing OS X numerous times and did report and all the was to do ( to much to explain). So they suggested that the only was with the new user account but advised that when I have backed up everything I should contact them and the would help me format the hard drive and installing everything onto the Mac mini from scratch, so I did that and got the hard drive formatted and choose the option to install a new copy of OS X off the net via the disk utilities centre on the Mac mini on downloading completion the Mac mini rebooted and started up by hanging with with the startup screen so I switched it off and switched it Back on after a couple of minutes i got the apple changing into a circle with a strike thru?
I Have tried installing a OS X on a external and changing the booting device but the Mac mini doesn't respond anything done on the keyboard?
IS there here any one out there that would be able to advise how I can try and fix this myself?

Macbook Pro will not boot up / circle with line in it

Mid 2012 MacBook Pro bought brand new
OS X Yosemite
Core i7
16Gb memory (upgraded shortly purchase)
500Gb SATA
About a month ago my laptop started running really slow then locked up, I had to hard power down and every since it will not boot up, all I get is a circle with a line through it.
It will not boot to restore DVD
It will not open safe mode
it will not boot to USB
I have removed the memory (2 x 8gb) and tested one at a time did not help
Removed the HDD and tried to boot to DVD did not help
like I was saying above this all happened at once one min it was good then it locked and I have never got the OS to boot up again

I was going to say try single user Command/ S. but you tried that. You say you tried a dvd. What OS was on it. The 2012 Macbook Pro does not come with a bootable dvd, unless you make one . And it has to be an OS that is the same on newer than the year of the Macbook. Will it start to the recovery partition by Holding the option key or Option/ R at start. Also your machine is suppose to be able to boot to internet recovery using Command/Option/ R. Did you try that. Need to find out if it's the hard drive or something else. Having some kind of USB external boot drive would help. There is also internet hardware diagnostics by holding down Option/D at start up.

Circle with line after starting Mavericks install

Hi everyone,
I downloaded Mavericks and started the install. My Mac restarted, and the grey Apple logo turned into a circle with a line through it. It's been like this for around two hours now. There's the spinning "wait" circle below that. Has something gone wrong? I have a MacBook Pro, non-retina, mid-2012. I had OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.5 before starting the upgrade. Thanks!

Hey everyone,
Apologies for my impatience
I found that I could get back to ML by going into recovery mode and repairing permissions. I ran Apple Hardware Test and got no errors, so the hardware was okay. I contacted Apple Support via chat and resetting the SMC was suggested. I did that but it didn't work. So, I decided the best thing to do was to take my MacBook to the Genius Bar at the local Apple Store.
When the technician tried to install their copy of Mavericks, the installer froze up, so he force-quit it and rebooted in "select startup disk" mode (not sure that's the right term). He selected his 10.9 install disk and when it booted up, it looked like recovery mode. He used his Disk Utility to see if there was a problem with my hard disk. We had run my Mac's DU with no problem, but when he used theirs, we noticed that the volume wasn't mounted (greyed out). The main disk was there, but the volume beneath it was greyed out, and when he clicked the Mount button, it didn't. Disk Utility reported it as locked (not sure that means anything), but he simply couldn't mount the drive. He thought perhaps there was a FileVault issue. When I first got my Mac, I used FileVault to encrypt the hard disk. When I kept getting prompted for passwords too much, I decrypted it.
I made a Time Machine backup two days ago, after I got back into ML. The tech asked me if I was comfortable if we erased the disk, install Mavericks fresh, then I'd do a Migration Assistant to get my apps and files back. That's what we did. It took from 30 - 40 minutes to complete. After doing a fresh install of Mavericks, I migrated my data back - now I'm running Mavericks. I honestly don't know if this issue was really caused by my encrypting and decrypting my hard disk, if it was just a bad download of the Mavericks installer, or I had some sort of data corruption that prevented the installer from being able to access my hard disk.
I've read that it's best to install over ML, but in my case, it worked out better to erase the drive and install fresh, then use Migration Assistant and Time Machine to get my user account, apps, and files back. I'll hesitate using FileVault now, though.
I don't know if this information will help anyone, but this is what worked to get me up and running.

Macbook pro wont start up-start up screen has a circle with line through it

When i turn my computer on it goes to the login screen, when i type in my password, an apple pops up on a grey screen, the computer thinks for a few minutes then a circle with a diagonal line through it pops up. Im hoping there is a way to fix this issue without loosing all of my data. i just got a hard drive but havent had a chance to back everything up yet. i know i signed up for some kind of back up with apple where they gave me a key # that i needed to save. i have that number but im really not sure what it is or how to use it. PLEASE HELP!

Hello there, THEalyx.
The following Knowledge Base article should provide some information to troubleshoot your issue:
Mac OS X: Gray screen appears during startup
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2570
Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
Pedro D.

CIRCLE WITH LINE THROUGH IT...HELP ME

I booted up my powerbook, and there is a circle with a diagonal line going through it...i need to get this up and running, any ideas on what it could mean?
thanks
alex

Hi Alex,
Take a look at this for more information regarding your issue.
Jrsy

8703e shows a circle with line through it and box behind. Will not turn on. NEED HELP!!

My wife just got this BB and has been working great, when all of a sudden there isa circle with a line through it and a box in the center of it with a cirle, square, and a triangle inside the box. We have tried removing the battery to no avail. Talked with a person at one of the local stores and he said I need to download the desktop manager. I did that, but it will not connect to phone. Any suggestion?
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CIRCLE w/ Line thru it. DO NOT ENTER error.

I have since replaced this MMD d-125 but can't get over that it might be easily solvable. Simply put it starts out as usual grey apple w/ the time circle spinning underneath apple icon......but after a minute you realize something is wrong and between 3-7 minutes it will spin then ultimately freezing up on this grey circle w/ line / slash thru it. I have other MACS - PCs die, fry, just fail but it usually means i get NOTHING on the monitor.
-If i hold OPTION down on start i do get my HD options. But when i try booting from a disc that same error. I have old Hardware test [1.2.6] that did reveal an error on startup. the code was (post/16/4096).......this does give me some hope, the system is doing things but the fact i can't boot from a CD points to motherboard issues. i want to be smart about this, an apple cert. repair wants $60 and i replaced this once $2400 system for $400, yeah i know....but thats why i want to repair it myself by finding some 'repair' app or is there a way to completely 're-set' the hardware part ? what is Nortain ? or any other apps that can diagnose and repair, or other ideas ie : PR reset, keys you hold down on boot that bring me to startup and then i reinitialize it......i don't know. It hard to let go when i did some cool stuff on that MAC and its nice to have a back up.
any ideas ?

Hi-
Follow instructions/steps in order:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1892
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1411

Circle with line though it?

When I try to drag photos onto the desk top a circle with a line though it appears. If I try to export a photo to the desk top I get a message unable to create/users,julian/Desktop/Library. Trying to email the photos does,nt work either, or trying to burn them.
The funny thing is, some photos I took most recently & loaded on Iphoto do work normally. Anyone have any ideas?

I suggest double clicking (going into edit view) on the images that will not copy to the desktop to verify that the original image is still readable. You may find that when you try to go into edit view iPhoto can not find the original image. That is one possibility. Another thing that can cause this is some damage to the iPhoto Library data base files, and that may be cleared up by a simple rebuild of the iPhoto Library using the undocumented iPhoto Library rebuild for iPhoto versions 4 and later. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107947
Try following the steps from this article if you find that you can still view these images in edit view but can not drag copy them to your desktop. Please make sure you follow step 1 and make a back up copy of your pictures first. Hope this helps.

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