Gray screen booting problem
I been having this Gray Screen problem since yesterday, my Mac is a MacBook Pro late 2011, I've tried everything (reinstall Mavericks 10.9.4, repair disk permissions, and even Safe Mode) but nothing has worked so far for my problem so today while looking for other solutions I used cmd + V and encountered the following screen and I don't know what to do because during single mode (cmd + S) I mounted the drive in read/write mode and tried to remove /etc/launchd.conf but it would only overwrite it.
I don't know what to do so could someone please help me, I really need my Mac for work
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Mac OS X: Gray screen appears during startup
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Hi everyone,
I've spent the last few days researching previous troubleshoots and threads on the subject, but haven't had much luck unfortunately.
This is a 2011 MBP, 2.2 GHz, 4 gb RAM, 15 inch. As a preface, I use(d) an external monitor via my MBP's mini-display port, and at some points, the monitor (both) would become distorted, vertical lines running down, and then both would freeze, so I immediately thought my GPU was going. Then after a few restarts after the problem occurred a few times, I got the infamous boot issue: the grey screen (after viewing the spinning logo), so to the forums and research it was.
Now, my MBP will boot in safe mode with no issues. Getting it to boot off of a disc with the "C" option works about 50/50, but I usually end up being able to get to it.
This is what I've attempted thus far from everything I've read:
Repaired Disk: repaired
Repaired Permissions: repaired (both of which I did in safe-mode AND from disc-booting, if that helps)
Reset SMC
Reset PRAM
Reinstalled factory RAM (2 x 2 gbs) ((I had a 2 gb stick and an 8 gb stick) Status of RAM via Profiler: OK
Removed peripheral devices to give that a shot with no luck
Reinstalled OS X (Snow Leopard, by the way, from disc)
Performed both abridged AND extended Apple Hardware Test: No problems found (which is what took me away from Logic Board or GPU issues..)
Used Time Machine backups to restore from previous working date (I regularly backed up my MBP) and have two seperate external drives with backups, though no clones.
Reformatted my entire 750 gb HD, last night, reinstalled the OS X, did not try and restore from Time Machine (as I know I could do that at a later date) and following completion of the OS X install and upon the "restart" requested of me, my MBP had a dark blue freeze, so I cold booted to the same problem of the grey screen, which is where I'm at now.
Summary:
Can Safe Boot with no issues. Reformatted drive. Reinstalled OS X (10.6.7, software update to 10.6.8). Operating with original RAM, went through trouble shoot procedures.
From what I've read, a lot of people have said to replace the MBP Hard Drive cable (SATA) cable, which I have ordered per my model, so I'm waiting on that.
Is there anything else I can do, or try in the meantime? I'd like to know peoples' thoughts on if my HD has failed (thought DU says it's fine) and the fact I can boot in safe mode, and whether a hard drive cable replacement is a probable fix.
This MBP was purchased NEW in June of 2011 and has been well maintained.
Thanks for any thoughts, suggestions, critiques,...anything.Hi everyone,
I've spent the last few days researching previous troubleshoots and threads on the subject, but haven't had much luck unfortunately.
This is a 2011 MBP, 2.2 GHz, 4 gb RAM, 15 inch. As a preface, I use(d) an external monitor via my MBP's mini-display port, and at some points, the monitor (both) would become distorted, vertical lines running down, and then both would freeze, so I immediately thought my GPU was going. Then after a few restarts after the problem occurred a few times, I got the infamous boot issue: the grey screen (after viewing the spinning logo), so to the forums and research it was.
Now, my MBP will boot in safe mode with no issues. Getting it to boot off of a disc with the "C" option works about 50/50, but I usually end up being able to get to it.
This is what I've attempted thus far from everything I've read:
Repaired Disk: repaired
Repaired Permissions: repaired (both of which I did in safe-mode AND from disc-booting, if that helps)
Reset SMC
Reset PRAM
Reinstalled factory RAM (2 x 2 gbs) ((I had a 2 gb stick and an 8 gb stick) Status of RAM via Profiler: OK
Removed peripheral devices to give that a shot with no luck
Reinstalled OS X (Snow Leopard, by the way, from disc)
Performed both abridged AND extended Apple Hardware Test: No problems found (which is what took me away from Logic Board or GPU issues..)
Used Time Machine backups to restore from previous working date (I regularly backed up my MBP) and have two seperate external drives with backups, though no clones.
Reformatted my entire 750 gb HD, last night, reinstalled the OS X, did not try and restore from Time Machine (as I know I could do that at a later date) and following completion of the OS X install and upon the "restart" requested of me, my MBP had a dark blue freeze, so I cold booted to the same problem of the grey screen, which is where I'm at now.
Summary:
Can Safe Boot with no issues. Reformatted drive. Reinstalled OS X (10.6.7, software update to 10.6.8). Operating with original RAM, went through trouble shoot procedures.
From what I've read, a lot of people have said to replace the MBP Hard Drive cable (SATA) cable, which I have ordered per my model, so I'm waiting on that.
Is there anything else I can do, or try in the meantime? I'd like to know peoples' thoughts on if my HD has failed (thought DU says it's fine) and the fact I can boot in safe mode, and whether a hard drive cable replacement is a probable fix.
This MBP was purchased NEW in June of 2011 and has been well maintained.
Thanks for any thoughts, suggestions, critiques,...anything. -
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I researched how to handle this (youtube being the most help) and managed to fix it by reinstalling mavericks. However, the problem happened again this morning and once again I had to reinstall. I have verified everything through disk utilities and nothing seems to be in need of repair.
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IPhone 6 plus space gray screen manufacturing problem
I found out that some iphone 6 plus screens aren't the same as the ones which were sold close to the launching event due to huge demand and manufacturing problems... now unfortunatly no glass screen protector fits snugly as it should...
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This is the messege I got from the company iloom after informing them about their glass screen protector.
The messege:
"Okay, so this is a case that is well known to us, is this is the explanation below: Thank you for the photo verification. We've gone ahead and processed the full refund for your order. Please be advised that it may take two to ten business days, depending on your credit card company, to have the refund reflected on your statement. After our investigation, we have found that this issue affects about ~20-30% of all iPhone 6 for Space Grey ONLY. The root cause, at the moment, is believed to be from the glass manufacturer that Apple uses for iPhone 6, as they've had issues with supplying glass parts for their screens. Instead of sticking to one particular screen display manufacturers, they have used several others in order to meet demands. If you have purchased iPhone 6 Silver or Gold, the glass specification is same as others, but this is not true for iPhone 6 Space Grey. At this moment, we have to inform you that whatever tempered glass you use from iloome, it will NOT be compatible with your particular iPhone 6. I don’t want to discourage you from repurchasing, but it will have the same outcome, so I would leave it on if you want the full cover protection until we come up with a solution to this issue! (Early April) Thanks for your patience and we apologize for any inconvenience. Best regards, Brendon Iloome"I am sure that expected date is not accurate anyway. It has changed many times for me. I was one of the ones that got up and ordered a few minutes after the pre order opened. Talked with cs and in store reps many times and all say the same thing. That expected date is only based off of all of the many pre orders coming in no matter the time you ordered it. So since there are many orders out there then that is why this date now says unavailable. All the reps that I talked to said the date that first showed up on your confirmation when you first bought the phone is the date you are going to get it. For me that is 9/19. Read a lot of posts and all many say that this happens every year when the iPhone comes out. Just hang in there till next week when the pre orders are verified.
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Intel iMac will not boot past gray screen
my system:
new (month old) 24" intel imac, 2.8 ghz, 4 gb ram.
running: leopard (upgraded from tiger, which was pre-installed at purchase), installed 10.5.1 update right before this huge problem occurred.
install discs on-hand: two-disc tiget set, single leopard upgrade disc.
what led to this:
i wanted to install windows using bootcamp on a 50 gb partition.
at this point i was running leopard 10.5
i followed all bootcamp instructions, printing out the guide, as well. once i got into the windows setup, i was prompted to choose a partition to install windows. unlike the bootcamp guide, which showed three partitions, one clearly labeled "bootcamp", i saw only one partition. not wanting to risk writing over my mac partition, i quit the setup and rebooted the mac os. after some googling around, i looked for firmware updates (didn't need any), and then software updates. i decided to try updating to 10.5.1.
i then ran through boot camp again, deleting my previous windows partition, creating a new one, and moving forward as before. once again, i was only shown one partition to choose from in the windows setup. i exited the setup again to reboot through the mac os, but this time, i was only given a blank gray screen.
here's what i have tried so far:
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booting with option key held down: gray screen
booting with option key held down with external bootable firewire drive attached: the firewire drive appears as a boot icon, and i can click on it within a five second window, but then the screen freezes after that time period, and nothing changes
booting into target mode while attached to another mac: gray screen (no firewire icon, and drive never shows up on other mac)
resetting NVRAM: i'm able to hear the boot chimes, but no difference in performance. gray screen every time
Safe boot: nothing but a gray screen
Verbose mode: gray screen
Single user mode: gray screen
Single user mode with firewire drive attached: occasionally (not every time), i am able to get the white on black terminal to show up. from here, i'm able to run fsck, but it appears to only be checking the firewire drive. i have tried several times to boot from here, and once it took me to a blue screen with movable arrow cursor, but it never went beyond this.
is there anything else left to try before taking it to apple?
any help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
Casey Burns
Casey Burns Illustration and Design
http://CaseyBurns.comI'd call Apple support at this point. You'll need
to put this issue on the record.
Call U.S. iPod and Mac technical support: 1-800-APL-CARE (1-800-275-2273)
The wait may be long for an agent to come on the line
so expect that and have some other stuff to do in the meantime.
If you have the applecare protection plan, I'd ask about "onsite"
service.
I like your work ! Good luck !
Slim
Message was edited by: slimpikkunz -
I have an early 2009 17 inch MacBook Pro that just went on the fritz. When turning on the power it will go into boot up mode to the gray screen with the apple logo, then the disc icon will be running and will continue running, not allowing to proceed to my desk top screen. It's pretty much locked up at this point where I have to do a forced shut down by holding down the power button. I've tried everything that I know of such as taking battery out and pressing power button for 5 seconds and then reinstalling battery. I've cleaned inside of computer with compressed air duster in can as well as other key commands for resets. I've read that this is a common problem with the earlier MacBook Pros. Is this a problem that I can fix or does it have to be taken in for service? Any solutions to the problem would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
This could be a software/state problem or a hardware problem. Here are steps to resolve the former.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2570
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-5282 -
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Reset PRAM: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH4405 and then try a normal boot.
Run the Startup Manager to select Startup disk: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1310
If those did not work your disk may be sick or dying. The top priority at this point is to make a backup copy of your data.
Check the health of the disk. Boot in Recovery Mode (Boot, Command-R). Run Disk Utility. Click on the upper left disk icon. Does the S.M.A.R.T. status say “Verified”? If not the disk/SSD is unhealthy and needs to be replaced. Even if it does not show “Verified” you can still attempt a backup.
Click on the icon indented below, usually called “Macintosh HD” and Verify Disk. If it finishes with a green “OK” message then all is well with the disk. If it shows errors in red then you have found a problem to address once the system is backed up. Do not attempt software repairs until you have secured the data.
If the disk will not show up at all in Disk Utility as your ran the tests above then it may be dead or it may have a bad internal SATA cable. A trip to an Apple store for confirmation would be in order.
If you have an external disk drive you can use as a backup drive then do so. If not Google “Hitachi USB 3.0 external hard drive 1TB” to purchase one or go to a brick-and-mortar store (including an Apple store) to pickup one. Any 1 TB external drive will do.
Assuming it is still breathing you can try to recover the data without booting from the sick disk.
Reformat the external disk. (This will erase all data on the external disk.)
Boot in Recovery Mode. Start Disk Utility. Plug in the new disk. Select it’s disk Icon (the second one down, left justified). Select the Partition tab.
Partition Layout > Single Partition
Name: Emergency Recovery 1 (or whatever name you wish to use)
Format: Mac OS Extended (journaled)
Options… > GUID Partition Table > OK
Apply
Select the Restore tab.
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Click on Restore.
It may take a long time for the backup.
If that will not complete post back for other emergency data recovery methods, including those from a brody.
If the backup succeeds, use the First Aid tab in Disk Utility to select the old volume (Macintosh HD) and Repair Disk. If it does not finish with a green OK message try to repair it once or twice more. If it repairs with a green OK message, will it boot normally? If not, boot from the Recovery Partition and reinstall OS X.
If it is still not healthy, post back for further instructions. -
Gray, Blue screen at boot Problem !
Hi i have Macbook Pro i7 running on OS X v10.7 when i turn it on it stay on the gray sceen and don't boot
i tryed a couple solutions such as:
Rest PRAM and repair the hard drive permissions i alse remove third party ram
and when i try to use the safe mode i get a blue sceen
i also try to reinstall the system use the internet connection and always the gray screen appear
so may anyone can help me to fix this problem ?http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2570
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-5282
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4718 -
Hi Frnds,Small Favour for me,...
MAC OSX 10.3.6 having Boot Problem(Gray Screen with Spinning wheel all the Time) ,How to restore all the files without Mac Startpup Disc,still is not possible i want to download full CD from Apple Site, Is It Possible to Download!, Windows 7 is working perfectly , can i restore any files in MAC OSX 10.3.6 through Windows 7, or i need the MAC OSX 10.3.6 Bootable Files i need to enter the MAC OSX....Hi Frnds,Small Favour for me,...
MAC OSX 10.3.6 having Boot Problem(Gray Screen with Spinning wheel all the Time) ,How to restore all the files without Mac Startpup Disc,still is not possible i want to download full CD from Apple Site, Is It Possible to Download!, Windows 7 is working perfectly , can i restore any files in MAC OSX 10.3.6 through Windows 7, or i need the MAC OSX 10.3.6 Bootable Files i need to enter the MAC OSX.... -
MacBook will not start. I have restarted with original CD. I have used Utilities and "no problem" with hard drive. I have reset PRAM. I have tried safe boot. Nothing is work. Gray screen with Apple logo and rotating wheel. Thanks for any suggestions!
Snow Leopard is a Mac OS X version. You say that it's the version you have in your Mac (10.6.8). Do a back up of your files, format the hard drive (using Disk Utility) and reinstall again
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Boot problems - won't pass the gray screen
My MBP won't boot. It will power up to the initial gray screen and Apple logo and then it just sits there runs the progress wheel.
I initially had this problem on 10.4.something so I took it into the Genius Bar and got a couple files backup before doing an erase and install of 10.5. That fixed it for about 12 hours.
I was resetting up the computer and was changing some of the sharing settings when the computer froze up. Force quit wouldn't work, so I did a hard restart. When I tried to start up the problem came back. It will still let me boot from a cd, or boot camp partition
What I have done: PMU reset, hardware diagnostic, disk verify and repair, fsck, and tried to remove applicationEnhancer.bundleI would get it back to the genius. An Erase & Install should've taken care of any directory issues, but it's feeling like a hardware problem now.
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MBP sudden boot problem, gray screen then black zombie
Hello all -
I've had leopard installed on my MBP since Oct 27th and it's been running great, although I've noticed several times when I shut down, the machine really hadn't - I'd stick it in my briefcase only to find that the mac was on and the battery was down 50% an hour later. Searching the boards, I'm gonna assume that I have the same problem as those reporting the "screen goes black after a few minutes" problem. That's all weird enough, but last night it shifted into high gear.
I used the machine for a couple hours, nothing special, just some web browsing. I shut it down as normal. Later I came back to it and the power button did not turn it on... I then realized that the HD was still spinning. I touched a bunch of keys, worked the pad, clicked power a couple times thinking it was in some kind of weird sleep, nothing. So I held the power down long enough for a forced "off."
Then I turned it on, it chimes, comes to the gray screen, spinning gear goes for a bit (normal amount of time) then the blue screen flashes for the tiniest fraction of a second and the screen goes black. I waited for a bit and after a little while I noticed the faintest outline of dialog on the screen - I could not read it, but it looked to have four buttons. I pressed the Enter key, the dialog disappeared and the HD spun about for a bit, but the screen never came back. I forced it off again.
Starting it this time I went to Single User start up, then did a fsck -fy and the system reported OK. after Exit I watched closely as the exact same thing happened - it got to the Starting Login Window application line, the screen flashed blue for a fraction of a second and the thing went black again. (I did this cycle a few times, since I read one thread here that mentioned similar circumstances and said it worked againn after the 4th try...)
I tried a Safe Mode start, it took a lot longer to start, but essentially the same thing happened. One additional symptom - once when I was doing the reboot I think I saw a "Parallels Hypervisor" line before the screen blanked out. I was hoping someone here might be able to let me know how to ditch that (there's no /etc/rc3.d and such that I'd recognize, so I'm not sure where the startup items are...) - I'd like to push the possible notion that Parallels has somehow messed with the machine. BTW - I did an upgrade, rather than a clean install on the machine. Parallels has been on the machine the whole time, and no new software has been installed since I installed Leopard.
I am unfortunately about a thousand miles away from my Leopard disk for the next 5 days and was really not expecting to be without my machine... so I hope anyone here might have some more things I can try to get the little bugger back online. Even deep-deep-deep tech options and symptoms might help, I'm unfraid to try most anything.
TIA,
/perk
(Please note that my profile machine is my desktop, not my MPB)No worries mate. Creeped me out pretty big, but when my Leopard DVD did the same thing upon bootup I knew the problem was weirder than what I had thought.
Glad to hear you got it all straight as well.
/p -
Hello All,
I have a 15" i7 Macbook Pro from early 2011. The past few weeks, it has been getting increasingly difficult to get on my computer. It takes the mac laptop two or three tries to boot successfully. It would turn on, show gray screen, shut down, turn on again, show gray screen, shutdown, and then turn on, show gray screen, before it can finally get to the dark gray log-in screen. Even when I finally get logged in to start working, thinking it would be okay now, it shuts down randomly.
I've ruled out the possibility of a software problem because I've just done a clean re-install of Mac OS X Mavericks on my computer just yesterday.
I did upgrade the RAM recently, about a month and a half ago, from 4GB to 16GB, I went to the apple store four days after that upgrade to have them do a hardware test, and clean the inside of my laptop, which helped with previous heat issues. When they did the hardware test, the hardware was all registered as fine from their system.
I've tried resetting the SMC, PRAM, and doing the internet recovery hardware test, but to no avail. I thought I could at least find out what parts needed to be replaced from the hardware test but it seems that when the hardware test is almost finished, the computer just shuts down, So I am unable to see the results.
My computer is also having battery issues, under battery condition, it says "replace now," parts have been ordered, waiting for arrival. But if the battery health is low, it should still boot up fine, it would just hold a significantly less charge.
Could this be a hard drive issue?
Has anyone had similar symptoms and how was it resolved?
Does anyone know what I can do to alleviate this issue?
I haven't had time to take it to Apple because I'm currently taking a 21 credit semester academically. I'm an art and design student so my computer is basically the bane of my existence. Help! Any constructive advice is welcomed!
Thank you so much for your input!
-Christina C.Problem description:
The Hard Disk is failing.
EtreCheck version: 2.0.11 (98)
Report generated November 4, 2014 at 7:59:28 AM EST
Hardware Information: ℹ️
MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011) (Verified)
MacBook Pro - model: MacBookPro8,2
1 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7 CPU: 4-core
16 GB RAM Upgradeable
BANK 0/DIMM0
8 GB DDR3 1600 MHz ok
BANK 1/DIMM0
8 GB DDR3 1600 MHz ok
Bluetooth: Old - Handoff/Airdrop2 not supported
Wireless: en1: 802.11 a/b/g/n
Video Information: ℹ️
Intel HD Graphics 3000 - VRAM: 512 MB
Color LCD 1440 x 900
AMD Radeon HD 6750M - VRAM: 1024 MB
System Software: ℹ️
OS X 10.9.5 (13F34) - Uptime: 0:3:43
Disk Information: ℹ️
TOSHIBA MK7559GSXF disk0 : (750.16 GB)
S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified
EFI (disk0s1) <not mounted> : 210 MB
HDV4 (disk0s2) / [Startup]: 749.30 GB (712.10 GB free)
Recovery HD (disk0s3) <not mounted> [Recovery]: 650 MB
MATSHITADVD-R UJ-898
USB Information: ℹ️
Apple Inc. FaceTime HD Camera (Built-in)
Apple Inc. BRCM2070 Hub
Apple Inc. Bluetooth USB Host Controller
Apple Inc. Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad
Apple Computer, Inc. IR Receiver
Thunderbolt Information: ℹ️
Apple Inc. thunderbolt_bus
Gatekeeper: ℹ️
Mac App Store and identified developers
Kernel Extensions: ℹ️
/Library/Application Support/Avast/components/fileshield/unsigned
[loaded] com.avast.AvastFileShield (2.1.0 - SDK 10.9) Support
/Library/Application Support/Avast/components/proxy/unsigned
[loaded] com.avast.PacketForwarder (1.4 - SDK 10.9) Support
Launch Agents: ℹ️
[not loaded] com.adobe.AAM.Updater-1.0.plist Support
[loaded] com.avast.userinit.plist Support
Launch Daemons: ℹ️
[invalid?] com.adobe.SwitchBoard.plist Support
[loaded] com.avast.init.plist Support
[loaded] com.avast.uninstall.plist Support
[loaded] com.avast.update.plist Support
[invalid?] com.perion.searchprotectd.plist Support
User Launch Agents: ℹ️
[invalid?] com.avast.home.userinit.plist Support
[loaded] com.google.keystone.agent.plist Support
[invalid?] com.jdibackup.ZipCloud.autostart.plist Support
User Login Items: ℹ️
None
Internet Plug-ins: ℹ️
AdobePDFViewer: Version: 10.1.1 Support
QuickTime Plugin: Version: 7.7.3
JavaAppletPlugin: Version: 14.9.0 - SDK 10.7 Check version
Default Browser: Version: 537 - SDK 10.9
User Internet Plug-ins: ℹ️
TroviNPAPIPlugin: Version: 1.0 - SDK 10.9 Support
Google Earth Web Plug-in: Version: Unknown
Safari Extensions: ℹ️
Avast Online Security
Trovi Search for Safari
3rd Party Preference Panes: ℹ️
None
Time Machine: ℹ️
Time Machine not configured!
Top Processes by CPU: ℹ️
16% mds
7% WindowServer
1% loginwindow
1% fontd
1% com.avast.daemon
Top Processes by Memory: ℹ️
120 MB com.avast.daemon
86 MB Google Chrome
52 MB Finder
52 MB WindowServer
41 MB Google Chrome Helper
Virtual Memory Information: ℹ️
13.45 GB Free RAM
1.34 GB Active RAM
944 MB Inactive RAM
1.43 GB Wired RAM
1.11 GB Page-ins
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