After entering my wifi credentials, it loads for a while, then shows the globe icon, with an exclamation mark in a triangle. Text below says:
apple.com/support
-1007F
Can't find anything on the support website or even googling that error code. What does it mean?
Earlier Mac models
Try resetting your Mac's PRAM: Restart your Mac while holding down the P + R + CMD + Option keys, and after you hear the machine boot-up chimes 3 separate times, let go of the keys.
Then restart and try the Internet Recovery Mode again.
Ref:
Try resetting your Mac's PRAM: Restart your Mac while holding down the P + R + CMD + Option keys, and after you hear the machine boot-up chimes 3 separate times, let go of the keys.
Then restart and try the Internet Recovery Mode again.
Ref:
That error appears to be related to this Apple support article:
If an error occurred while updating or installing macOS - Apple Support
If that does not help, please help us help you.
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It has no operating system as it’s had new card and battery. It’s 2011 mac book air. I’m trying to do internet recovery and I am pressing command and are together then gives the choose network option with grey signal fan. I then see my Wi-Fi network at home and put in the correct password and it tells me it’s the wrong password or just goes back to blank. I have tried plugging into the router Via ethernet cable and it shows the black signal fan for about five seconds and then gives up the 1 007 error message
Thank you. I will ask our hosts to move this to the MacBook Air forums where you will get many more eyes on the issue. This forums section, "Older Hardware" get few fews and mostly covers devices made before 2006, or product lines that are discontinued.
Thank you👍
apple.com/support -1007F
