MacBook Pro Logic Board Failure

I did. Please re-read.

Anyway, you say others are wrong but you don't give arguments you're right; there's no reason to trust you more than me.

Anic264b wrote:

I did. Please re-read.

Post a link, it's easy to do, and you know where the question is already.

Why should I help you in reading?

As I expected.

Done with you.

It's always you who start discrediting me with no valid reasons; I don't need that.

Link goes to site agreement for this discussion...

You two need to take this someplace else before you get reported for filling our inboxes with your petty differences.

Most of the past 20 posts from both of you have nothing to do with the original discussion.

Update -- someone who has had multiple failures here in the US needs to file a lawsuit.

I have only had one failure, but it was only two years after original purchase. I lost work time (as I work online) and this seems to be a well documented case -- now.

Apple should take a cue from GM and realize that eventually, people will start talking to each other and eventually to lawyers.

Since they keep records of repairs (hopefully!), it is a out and out lie that there is no evidence of an ongoing problem with this component.

njhoorn wrote:

You two need to take this someplace else before you get reported for filling our inboxes with your petty differences.

Most of the past 20 posts from both of you have nothing to do with the original discussion.

Turn your notifications off, telling others what they should to alleviate your issue isn't going to work.

so you are saying that because you are inconsiderate, I should have to miss the legitimate posts relating to a topic I am interested in?

I think it is time to investigate reporting your mis use of this forum, since I have not desire to load other legitimate posters mailboxes with drivel from me.

If you have anything helpful to contribute to the actual discussion of logic boards in MBP's, then by all means do so, but do not insult me by suggesting that I let a bully like you dictate that I cannot receive legitimate notifications regarding this disucssion without having to deal with your childishness.

No,

I am saying that if you don't want to receive notifications there is an off switch.

The rest is up to you.

Have a nice one 🙂

njhoorn wrote:

I think it is time to investigate reporting your mis use of this forum,

When you have helped enough other users you will be able to do that for yourself, but you are not there yet. Until then you'll have to hope that someone else does it for you.

I have not desire to load other legitimate posters mailboxes with drivel from me.

Quite.

Macbook Pro 15 "2011 Sono riuscito Finalmentecon la prova Hardware

Nessun PROBLEMA RILEVATO.ne ero sicuro sembra NON CI SIA Nessun Problema hardware

Riporterò Ora il mio Mac al negozio Apple Store per Sentire Cosa mi DICONO per la sostituzione della scheda logica CHE MI AVEVANO PROPOSTO

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ECCO IL TEST

non vi voglio illudere ma è tornato a funzionare, dopo l'ultimo preventivo di 600 euro ho tentato il tutto per tutto ed eccolo quì seguite il mio post: MacBook Pro (15-inch inizio del 2011), OS X Mavericks (10.9.3) logic board morta

bloccato nuovamente, all'improvviso. Prima che si potesse bloccare ho fatto il backup e scaricato gli aggiornamenti di OSX 10.9.3 ieri sera tutto regolare, anche questa mattina, ma senza nessun motivo qualche ora fa schermo nero, riavviando schermo bianco/grigio senza nessuna possibilità, tutta la pulizia sulla logic board con detergente e pasta termica sul processore e scheda grafica non è servito a niente, non tenterò nemmeno i vari avvi tramite sequenza di tasti che consigliano tanto è inutile. APPLE fate una campagna di ritiro è un problema vostro!