Blue Screen Freeze on Start Up for Mac Pro

My Mac Pro will not start up. I have done everything I have read to do online and it still stops before finishing startup. Even with a start up disc!

Any help?

PS: I have lots of other photos showing things I have tried if anyone is interested.


iMac 21.5" 4K, macOS 10.14

Posted on May 29, 2019 3:42 PM

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Posted on Jun 13, 2019 6:42 PM

- Once booted in Recovery Mode, open Terminal, and run the following command: csrutil disable

- Reboot the system.

- Once the system reboots, it should now successfully boot into your install of OS X. Now, you'll need to download the program found here.

- Run the program, follow the prompts, and enter your password when prompted.

- Once the tool finishes running, your system should now run without the dedicated graphics, and should work completely normally.


the program's name is:

MacBook Pro dGPU disabler.app


... probably still in the downloads folder. Re-running it is not required, just a matter of interest.

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May 30, 2019 2:19 PM in response to Grant Bennet-Alder

Hi Grant

The blue screen is what appears after an option hold restart and selecting/launching the instal macOS High Sierra as you can see in the photo.

If I use the same option hold and select to launch the the HD itself next comes the apple logo is gray and has a strange progress bar with a couple places it's not defined well or has some overlapping lines. After partial progress the screen switches to an all white screen then turns a little gray before repeating self restarting till it simply freezes on the grayish color screen. Btw... the same things happen to both either one when wifi is on.

I hope this is helpful...




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