space screen doesn't go away on start up

How do I get an old macbook to work when it gets frozen (purple starry screen, really old computer) after entering my password? Pleas help!

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Posted on May 4, 2020 3:55 PM

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May 5, 2020 10:01 AM in response to slidinsidewayz

Greetings, slidinsidewayz.

I see that you're having problems when you turn on your MacBook. It stops responding after you enter your password, and it displays a different screen. I'm glad to help with this.

If your Mac doesn't turn on -- This article provides steps to use when your Mac doesn't turn on.

Take care.

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