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  1. 02-09-2011, 05:10 PM #1
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    Macbook boot problem. Please Help!!!
    Hello. I bought a macbook 13īī eaarly 2010 and so far so good. Excellent computer. Perfect in every way. Until today. Iīve got two systems on mine. I have Mac oSX and i have windows 7. I was on my windows os and wanted to go to mac osx to change somethings in itunes for my ipod touch. when i went to bootcamp to restart on mac osx it restarted but the apple logo appeared and the rolling thing but it didnīt go any further. Also a kinds load/status bar showed up on the bottom. After about a minute it shut down on itīs own. Tried command & s, and the code /sbin/fsck -fy but nothing worked. Tried booting with mac osx install disc using c key and nothing again. Tried using option key to boot to install cd and mac osx and nothing. It only boots to windows 7. My problem is just like the one on this video: Boot Problem
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    can you see the mac osx partition through windows 7?

    you should be able to boot to the mac osx disk. are you using the correct cd? is it the grey one that came with your computer?
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    It sounds like either your hard drive failed or your OS X boot sector is somehow corrupt.

    Try resetting the PRAM|NVRAM. If that doesn't work to get OS X back up, you may have to remove the hard drive in order to get the machine to boot with your startup DVD. You may have to replace the hard drive.
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  4. 02-10-2011, 10:38 AM #4
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    the key combination didnīt worked. Same thing happens. In windows i can go to the macintosh hd, and both device manager and computer mangement tell thereīs nothing wrong with the hard drive. I donīt get this, if the hard drive is broken how can i boot into windows?
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    can you hold the option button on boot and select osx disk?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zealots View Post
    the key combination didnīt worked. Same thing happens. In windows i can go to the macintosh hd, and both device manager and computer mangement tell thereīs nothing wrong with the hard drive. I donīt get this, if the hard drive is broken how can i boot into windows?
    Did you read all of what I replied to you?

    It sounds like either your hard drive failed or your OS X boot sector is somehow corrupt.
    That's why I had you try to reset the PRAM NVRAM. If that didn't work and you can no longer boot into OS X by the suggested methods, then you may have to reinstall.
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