Mac mini bloqué au démarrage sur écran blanc

J,'ai eu un message me disant que opéra devait redémarrer, mais rien ne se passait. Je éteint et redémarrer mon Mac et maintenant il bloque sur un écran blanc.
Merci pour votre aide

Google translate:
Mac mini stuck on white screen at startup
J 'had a message telling me that opera was restarted, but nothing happened. I turn off and restart my Mac and now it hangs on a white screen.
Thank you for your help
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Mac OS X: Gray screen appears during startup

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Google translate:
Mac mini stuck on white screen at startup
J 'had a message telling me that opera was restarted, but nothing happened. I turn off and restart my Mac and now it hangs on a white screen.
Thank you for your help
Try:
Mac OS X: Gray screen appears during startup

écran mac mini 2015

bonjour a tous,
je suis sur le point d'acheter une tv panasonic 55ax630e en 4K.
pour l'instant mon mac mini est relié a un moniteur qui est une autre tv samsung de 40" en 1080p et tout va bien.
mes questions sont :
- la sortie du mac mini limite la 4k en 30Hz. ça va être genant sur la Panasonic ? des petits lag etc ?
- plus important ... y aura des salades si je met les deux écrans en meme temps ? le mac mini est assez puissant sachant que j'ai le modele de base avec l'intel HD5000 ?
- si vraiment rien ne marche, je changerais de modele pour reprendre une tv en 1080p. dans ce cas la, plus de problemes ?
je pense mettre la tv 4k sur le HDMI, et le samsung en 40" 1080p avec un adaptateur thunderbolt HDMI. c'est bon ?
merci pour vos réponses;
cordialement

Pardonnez mon français de Google. Si votre anglais ne est pas bon, vous pouvez trouver le forum à http://forum.macbidouille.com/ préférable d'obtenir une réponse compréhensible.
1. Vous pouvez trouver les spécifications à http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_mini/specs/mac-mini-core-i7-3.0-late-2 014-specs.html utile pour déterminer si ce est le adaptateur vous donnant des problèmes avec l'écran, ou si ce est vraiment une limitation du matériel de Mac.
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http://3dexpress.de/
4. Voir la fois http://www.translate.google.com/ et http://www.systransoft.com/lp/free-online-translation/ pour les traducteurs.
Bonne chance!
Pardon my French from Google.
If your English is not good, you may find the forum at http://forum.macbidouille.com/ better to get an understandable answer.
1. You may find the specs at http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_mini/specs/mac-mini-core-i7-3.0-late-2 014-specs.html useful to determine if it is the adapter giving you trouble with the display, or if it really is a limitation of the Mac's hardware.
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3. SwitchResX and DisplayConfigX are software that offer better fine tuning of resolution than is built-in to the Mac:
http://www.madrau.com/
http://3dexpress.de/
4. See both http://www.translate.google.com/ and http://www.systransoft.com/lp/free-online-translation/ for translators.
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