Macbook pro ne redemarre plus

bonjour ,
apres une mise a jour ce jour de mon macbook pro ( mountain loin) celui ci s'allume mais ne se lance pas ...
fond gris, pomme noire, un cercle tourne ....

À toutes fins utiles, essaie de booter en recovery mode (ou sur le dvd d'install, suivant la version de mac os), et de tester / réparer ton disque dur.
J'ai bien peur qu'il n'y ait d'autre solution que le SAV (p. ex. échange std de carte mère).
Mais le coût est-il justifié pour un Mac de 2009 ?

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Bonjour
La batterie de mon mac book pro ne se charge plus
quand je branche le chargeur le mac fonctionne mais ne m'indique qu' aucune recharge en cours et quand je débranche il s'arrête
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J'ai bien peur qu'il n'y ait d'autre solution que le SAV (p. ex. échange std de carte mère).
Mais le coût est-il justifié pour un Mac de 2009 ?

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time to re-think cost vis-a-vis reliability of these macbook pros
*BINGO !*
Plus,... when you live in the middle of nowhere -like me- and that the nearest Apple authorized reseller doenst give the Apple Care service ? (yes ! I swear, not a lie)
Plus, ... when calling the US complaining the bad Apple service in LatAm, there is no reply ..
Plus, ... no way to contact Apple LatAm ( its a continent, right ? ) Apple LatAm is the only location without phone number in the International Technical Support Numbers ..
I feel VERY VERY alone and frustrated. btw I bought the dearest computer in the world, in order to get the best quality and service
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