Awesome. Can't Safe Boot Anymore

Again ,

i get that same exact state of OS X copy , every single time i get one from recovery . Again , and again , and again , and over , and over again .

as i have stated in OSX128bit posts , i have all data backed up . And i have no data on the hard drive . i can't trust it yet . i agree , it's in a bad state .

But , downloading another recovery copy , and/or taking it into the Apple Store to get their local copy , only brings me to the point where i am at .

Tinkering = https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4975520?answerId=21813463022#21813463022 ?

Because there is a growing number of problems that Apple Discussions contributors are trying to troubleshoot .

--OSX128bit

i thought the posting put in the :

MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3)

( And my Model number is : MD101LL/A ) .

Anyway , i don't run it without installing anything else at the time . It's already in an bad state . The symptoms :

Everything here : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5672

It's all there .

Then i figure , well , attempt to do all the updates , ( ie updater ) , i do , and it's in the same state as the Clean Install of OS X .

i've had to literally go in to the Apple Store with an appointment to verify the hardware is good to go . Green lights on all hardware . It's not the hardware . The Apple hardware is fantastic . On the other hand , i can't Power ON + D . To do the Hardware Diagnostics Test by Apple . It will not let me . Why , i don't know . Any ideas ?!

Has anyone ever experienced a Clean Install of OS X in Recovery , and then found that , because when the user reboots the first time , that the Wi-Fi is ON by default , ( and yes i've tested this with Ethernet and with Wi-Fi on separate Clean Installs of OS X ) , that they have a bad DNS Server Service quickly made to their OS X configurations , in which the symptons of http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5672 start to occur immmediately ? Before even signing up and logging in ?

( Yes , i've even gone as far as isolating the internet connection to only the ISP Internet Modem hardwired with a Gigabit Ethernet . And calling my ISP to send a signal to my ISP Internet Modem for a reset . And resetting the ISP Internet Modem with the paperclip ) .

Any ideas ?!

--OSX128bit

We need to find a way .

We just need to find a way .

i really really really appreciate you reaching out .

i'm thinking here , and i'm rarely typing or clicking anything anymore .

There's just gotta be a way . there's just gotta be a way .

See here as well : https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4977170?answerId=21820317022#21820317022 .

--OSX128bit

thank you very much to all of you for your help , and hopefully a user finds this thread helpful too

--OSX128bit