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2010-08-05<br />

4. Hold the Alt (Option) key<br />

during startup and verify there<br />

is a bootable hard drive shown<br />

in Startup Manager. Choose<br />

customer hard drive. Verify if<br />

system can start up from this<br />

drive.<br />

5. Insert product OS install disc<br />

in optical drive. Install disc<br />

is bootable and should be<br />

present in Startup Manager.<br />

Verify if system can start up<br />

from OS install disc.<br />

6. Boot from a known-good<br />

bootable copy of product OS<br />

on a USB drive or network<br />

server to start up and verify<br />

internal mass storage devices<br />

are available using System<br />

<strong>Pro</strong>filer and Disk Utility.<br />

7. Troubleshoot optical drive<br />

cable connection, optical cable<br />

failure or optical drive failure<br />

step by step:<br />

-Reseat optical drive cable and<br />

retest,<br />

-Replace with known-good<br />

optical drive cable and retest,<br />

-Test with known-good optical<br />

drive.<br />

8. Use Disk Utility loaded from<br />

OS install disc to verify if hard<br />

drive is available on device list.<br />

Verify if customer hard drive is<br />

listed in Disk Utility.<br />

Yes System starting up from<br />

customer hard drive. Startup<br />

issue resolved.<br />

No Customer hard drive not<br />

present or does not start up<br />

from this drive. Continue to<br />

find bootable device. Go to<br />

step 5.<br />

Yes Starts up from optical drive -<br />

customer hard drive not yet<br />

bootable. Go to step 8.<br />

No Computer has no internal<br />

bootable devices. Test<br />

external startup devices. Go<br />

to step 6.<br />

Yes System started up from<br />

external device and reports<br />

data regarding internal SATA<br />

devices. Go to step 7.<br />

No No startup devices available.<br />

Replace logic board<br />

Yes Cable reseat solved issue.<br />

Continue to verify hard drive<br />

issues. Go to step 8.<br />

Defective optical drive cable<br />

found and replaced. Continue<br />

to verify hard drive issues. Go<br />

to step 8.<br />

Defective optical drive found<br />

and replaced. Continue to<br />

verify hard drive issues. Go to<br />

step 8.<br />

M02<br />

X03<br />

<strong>MacBook</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> (<strong>15</strong>-<strong>inch</strong>, <strong>M<strong>id</strong></strong> 2010) Symptom Charts — Startup and Power Issues 29<br />

J03<br />

No Replace logic board M19<br />

Yes Customer hard drive available<br />

for inspections and repair. Go<br />

to step 10.<br />

No Hard drive not present,<br />

troubleshoot hard drive and<br />

cable. Go to step 9.

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