Mac Boot Up Glitch Tips
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There are a number of simple tricks you can try to get your Mac up and running again.
If your computer starts but you only get a blank screen, try a restart.
If you see a symbol on the screen or if the Mac doesn’t start at all, you may be asked to connect to a Wi-Fi network or an ethernet cable.
If the repair worked, your Mac will boot up as normal.
If not, the next step Apple recommends is a full reinstall.
If your computer doesn’t start at all, you might be looking at a more fundamental problem.
Make sure your Mac is connected to power and that you’re using a working power cable.
With that done, remove all the peripherals from your Mac .
If you still have problems, Apple suggests resetting the SMC (System Management Controller) chip.
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