MacBook Pro Logic Board Failure
Reset the power management module and zapped the PRAM, no luck.
MBP 2007 Core 2 duo 2.2, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
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MBP 2007 Core 2 duo 2.2, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
That is probably because Apples cannot read.
Apples have no eyes to see.
My apologies I phrased that incorrectly
Apples don't have eyes to see and thus they cannot read.
🙂
Hi folks
As the originator of this thread I'd appreciate it if everyone kept on topic and didn't let it become a place for interpersonal conflicts.
The goal is to share info/experiences that may be helpful to others not to fire insults back and forth.
Thanks
I'll add one more note.
Its been about 2 1/2 years since my logic board replacement and I've had zero issues since then. The rev 3 board has had no issues thus far.
Anyway,
Apple is calling me to discuss something ...
I wonder if that BBB complaint has gone anywhere yet?
And the reseller of this lemon iMac called but did not leave a message.
( all a bunch of rotten apples in a barrel )
My goal is to not to have to open the computer at all until I get
Apple or the reseller to take responsibility for this 2011 iMac that
ran for only 3 months before it died.
And Apple rejected my efforts to legitimately and willingly pay for
an extension on any warranty since the iMac was previously owned
before I got this hot potato. I mean I did register the computer in
my name after I got it. I thought I did everything right and I got burned
by just shutting the machine down properly and unplugging it and it won't
come back on? And using a surge protection too?
Something's rotten in Denmark... and it is probably an apple...
And meanwhile I am successfully communicating , sending email, etc.
by using my more reliable Sony 2009 and Dell 2008 computers both
running Windows - while I wait for my Macbook 2011 model to be
repaired as it is fortunately under Applecare.
So far it has been 3 days and nothing...
I make sure I tell Apple that each email I send (even to the top).
I hope you all find solutions here from Apple
as to why some of their computers do not seem reliable.
God bless.... America
It looks like my Macbook is fixed as someone logged into it
as I have Teamviewer running.
I cannot wait to get it back to check the serial # as there
was discussion there could be a possible discrepancy in
the old serial and perhaps a new one if the logic board was
replaced.
That may require a whole new set of possible investigations...
or inquiries to maybe add to the BBB report.
Meanwhile I am still using Windows computers (Sony and Dell) both
built before 2009 and still running strong. Now only 1 Apple computer (mid 2011)
iMac is still not running, not powering on.
I hope everyone is having a lovely day.
is it okay to forward some of your comments, experiences to the
CEO of Apple? I have his email address I think.
I made mention of you saying you got new logic boards and you have
not had problems since getting the new ones.
That means that Apple was putting in faulty ones at one point?
(was that intentional?) bbb.org is on the copy list as well.
I just don't know, help me understand?
Thank you.
I would be glad to forward some of these comments to the customer
support personnel as I have their email addresses.
I did not understand , what insults?
surely using correct English grammar or
subject-predicate or singular/plural agreement attempts or corrections are not insults or
should not be considered as insults but as being enlightening of how
to use the language better or correctly.
No insults were hurled and no animals or apples, for that matter, were harmed either.
What is his email? I would like to discuss my Logic Board/ GPU kernel failures (mid 2010 MBP) and my screen issues on my 2010 imac. #apple #macbookpro #imac #rippoffreport #bbb
I appreciate your sarcasm , but if you really want
I am sure you can find out the email.
And I said I would forward just the conversations (not names) here to
the appropriate people and I just asked if I could
copy and paste what has been said here , not to
give you anyone's email address... that is like giving
out a personal phone # or home address... privacy issues.
please forward..thanks
currterr wrote:
I am sure you can find out the email.
You are not very helpful are you.
none of you has been helpful as well
because this iMac still is not working, powering on. 🙂
It is mutual.
I never promised to give out anyone's email.
Only forward the conversation here to those
I have been in contact with.
It looks like I am going to have to donate this iMac.
Although the Apple store almost kind of said it could
look at the iMac for free...
but would have to pay if any work is done to it
like replacing something...
The good news is my Macbook is fixed... let me see if the
serial number matches, hold on ...
...
it seems as if the serial number is the same
well have a good day.
I am still typing from my Dell computer
Well I replaced my logic board a little less than 4 months ago and now my mbp is dead again. I merely turned it on and opened the internet browser. Screen became garbled and flickered. Then it was gone.
Really disappointed because I paid a substantial amount of money on my very beastly laptop to handle all of my adobe creative suite and 3D modeling program needs. $2800! I've replaced the logic board already and Applecare has ended, as it is a 2010 model. I've never even been able to use these programs since I've had it! Great impression for my very first owned macbook pro.
In fact I posted on this very discussion when my logic board went out the first time.
Thanks apple.
Rad
Sorry, 2011 model!
MacBook Pro Logic Board Failure