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Hi, yesterday I turned on my MAC PRO and there was a code appeared under the mouse cursor, also my MAC slowed down, is that a problem related to the display card??
A code under the mouse cursor!!
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Weird. Looks like gibberish. I don't think that's hardware issues though which is good news on your wallet.
If you haven't already done so, try doing a shut down, wait a minute or two, then turn your computer back on.
You can also try resetting the PRAM. To reset PRAM, turn the computer off then turn it back on while holding cmd-option-P-R. Keep holding them down until you hear your computer start up again a second time.
OS X Mountain Lion: Reset your computer
Wish I could help more! I'm sure one of the resident experts will chime in here with some more advice though
If you haven't already done so, try doing a shut down, wait a minute or two, then turn your computer back on.
You can also try resetting the PRAM. To reset PRAM, turn the computer off then turn it back on while holding cmd-option-P-R. Keep holding them down until you hear your computer start up again a second time.
OS X Mountain Lion: Reset your computer
Wish I could help more! I'm sure one of the resident experts will chime in here with some more advice though
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Weird. Looks like gibberish. I don't think that's hardware issues though which is good news on your wallet.
If you haven't already done so, try doing a shut down, wait a minute or two, then turn your computer back on.
You can also try resetting the PRAM. To reset PRAM, turn the computer off then turn it back on while holding cmd-option-P-R. Keep holding them down until you hear your computer start up again a second time.
OS X Mountain Lion: Reset your computer
Wish I could help more! I'm sure one of the resident experts will chime in here with some more advice though
THX a lot!
I've tried to restart it but the problem is still here.
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You might want to swap the monitor with another one to see if it's the monitor or something to do with your graphics card. Do you have a spare graphics card that you can swap with?
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Not now, but I will try
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