Problems can pop up when you install new software on your MacBook Pro. If your MacBook does not restart, turn off your system and reconnect one device at a time per restart to troubleshoot your hardware issue.If your MacBook restarts, check the status of your internal RAM and any other hardware.Use your MacBook for the period of time that would typically have resulted in a restart. Disconnect all devices including printers (excluding the display, mouse, and keyboard).Ĥ. Solution: Check the devices and hardware hooked up to MacBook ProĢ. So, if you've recently installed new RAM, a hard drive, a printer, or other devices, the addition(s) may be contributing to the problem The kernel panic can be caused by hardware conflicts. As you test the potential suspects, you can cross them off your list and move on to the next possibility. So, by now, you have an idea of why your MacBook keeps restarting, but how do you fix it? Take a systematic approach to troubleshoot, starting with the hardware. In general, a message will pop up on your Mac screen showing you "Your Computer restarted because of a problem.".If the system is truly stuck in the reboot cycle, the system will shut down.The system detected a problem and it gives an error message that it must restart to fix the issue.PS: My country don't have the Apple Store, only Authorized Reseller. I won't recommend apple product anymore, can't believe it, I was such a huge fan back then. I never encountered this kind of problem entire life. Now I don't know if I still want to buy my gf another MacBook or just simply get a windows laptop. My MacBook still working good before the reset. I read online, suggest I should make a bootable USB from downloaded OS X from the apple store but from same aged device or lower. Now someone please help me, what I need to do next ?
Very nice.Īnd after that, it was downloading the OS X, we are so happy to wait for it to finish.Īsk the staff? My laptop was too old, try OS X Lion, alright:
Then turn out simply use my sister's apple ID solve this problem, like what? that took a day to solve it. Tried so many ways to solve it, including make couple of bootable USB from some sources, which is useless, it won't work anymore, idk why. I already read almost everything but got no clue, I spend too many hours already just wanting to installing an OS. Okay just like the usual I was doing some 'factory reset' to delete all the data inside of it.Īnd just going to the last step before I can apply for the trade in, which is just reinstall the OS X, so the staff can check the condition of my MacBook Pro.īut I can't believe it can be such pain the ***. So I was going to trade in my old 2011 MacBook Pro for a 2019 MacBook Air for my gf.
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