Hi
Switching on my Macbook pro 15" 2007 to day ends up with the rotating "timeglass". It goes through the following:
- I hear the DVD device
- I hear the fanfare (music)
- The Apple logo on the screen
- For short a 10 cm registration meter on the screen
- I think I can hear the HD start rotating, but no activity (if it is to be heard), but the wentilation also starts.
- And then the litle rotating sign with black lines - and there it is!
Pressing the Optionkey and Altkey and then start up ends with the Mcintosch logo and an arrow on the screen. Pressing mouse key on the arrow ends up in the same mode - rotating sign ...
Can You tell me where I am in the startup process:
- Just before the boot on the HD?
- Is it likely that the CPU device workes, but not the HD?
- I do not have my boot-DVD - will it help me with the diagnose?
I made a Timemachine backup of the Macbook Yesterday - how can it be helpfull?
Regards
Thorkil
Switching on my Macbook pro 15" 2007 to day ends up with the rotating "timeglass". It goes through the following:
- I hear the DVD device
- I hear the fanfare (music)
- The Apple logo on the screen
- For short a 10 cm registration meter on the screen
- I think I can hear the HD start rotating, but no activity (if it is to be heard), but the wentilation also starts.
- And then the litle rotating sign with black lines - and there it is!
Pressing the Optionkey and Altkey and then start up ends with the Mcintosch logo and an arrow on the screen. Pressing mouse key on the arrow ends up in the same mode - rotating sign ...
Can You tell me where I am in the startup process:
- Just before the boot on the HD?
- Is it likely that the CPU device workes, but not the HD?
- I do not have my boot-DVD - will it help me with the diagnose?
I made a Timemachine backup of the Macbook Yesterday - how can it be helpfull?
Regards
Thorkil