Configuration de votre mac

Bonjour
après la mise à jour vers Mavericks
l'IMac se bloque sur "configuration de votre Mac"
Avez vous eu ce problème ?Que faut il faire ?
Merci

Bonjour,
Avez-vous essayé une FORCE TOUT?
Transformez votre Mac via le bouton on / off
Attendez quelques minutes et rallumez-le.
Que fait-il maintenant?
Lancer la configuration de nouveau?
De retour.
PS. J'ai eu ce via Google Translate écrit.
Vous pouvez le faire et copiez le texte dans la zone de texte du FORUM.
Ce forum est l'ANGLAIS.
Dimaxum

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