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I have a 2010 MacBook Pro. When I power it up the boot up screen shows progress bar and it loads but stays on that screen until the screen display turns black. It just won’t get past the boot up screen. I do not have the original start-up disc. How do I get passed this issue? I have tried holding down different keys and buttons upon start up and still have the same issue
MacBook Pro
I suggest starting with this support article: If your Mac doesn't start up all the way - Apple Support
At the point in the boot up process where you see the progress bar, your Mac is trying to load device drivers (aka, kernel extensions).
Two things to try:
I suggest starting with this support article: If your Mac doesn't start up all the way - Apple Support
At the point in the boot up process where you see the progress bar, your Mac is trying to load device drivers (aka, kernel extensions).
Two things to try:
MacBook Pro boot up issue
