I have a white screen when booting. No apple but chime heard. Then black screen, "no bootable device-- insert boot disk and press any key."' After that tried to connect to Internet and it stated an earth picture with caution sign and a message saying "apple/support" with a return line saying the code "510 0D
MacBook Pro, iOS 6.0.2, Bought Summer 2012 June release
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Press the Option key while your Mac is starting, and choose Macintosh HD to start into OS X. Then, open System Preferences > Startup Disk, and choose Macintosh HD.
If you don't see Macintosh HD, press Command and R keys while your Mac is starting and reinstall OS X, but looking to the Internet Recovery error, it's probably a hardware problem, so take the Mac to an Apple Store
For some reason, your MBP can't find a boot device and is resorting - for some reason - to INternet recovery. Try holding down the option key when you boot to see if you can boot into your Recovery partition. If you can, use Disk Utility to verify your drive. If it needs repair, try repairing it. If it can't be repaired, your drive is dead or dying and should be replaced under your warranty.
Clinton
Okay, I knew about the option button and tried that a lot. Then tried what Clinton suggested with holding the R key and nothing except it now says the same message on the black screen twice.
The hard drive is damaged. The only solution is to take the computer to an Apple Store and get it repaired
Try holding down Command and R whist booting - anything?
Clinton
OKay I tried a lot of different things and got nowhere. Spoke with a friend that works for tech support and sound like a logic board problem. Then woke up this morning tried the command R and it went to OSX utility and is rebooting Fromm backed up time machine?! Should I still take it in?
Wait until the migration finishes. If your Mac doesn't work after that, take the Mac to an Apple Store
Booting issues
