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1. #Imac spinning wheel on bootup mac os
2. #Imac spinning wheel on bootup pro

Click on Apple menu in the top left corner of the screen and select Force Quit.

#Imac spinning wheel on bootup mac os

This also seems to cause instability in the Mac OS when I boot up again.

#Imac spinning wheel on bootup pro

Typed a wrong password, this confirmed that the Macbook was talking to the Windows server (I can see network traffic as well)Ĥ. The quick and easy way to stop the spinning color wheel is to close the unresponsive app. That makes my whole MacBook Pro unstable, including the Mac OS - the whole computer slows down badly and never properly shuts down (I just get the small apple spinning cog - not the beach ball, the small spinning cog device). Removed the mobile account that was created when I logged into Active Directory, then logged in againģ. This is what I have tried so far (remembering, I'm not a Mac expert, but am a PC expert):Ģ. The only 3rd party software I have installed on both machines is Office 2008 (the standard edition - not home & student). the settings between both machines for Active Directory are exactly the same I can log in to a local account on the MacbookĢ. When I try the same on my Macbook however I type my password, hit Login, and then I get the spinning colorful wheel, and nothing else (I have waited a loooong time).ġ. Press and hold the Shift to continue booting M1 Mac to Safe Mode, then try to uncheck login items. Press and hold the power button until you see the startup disk icon and gear icon with Options. Completely shut down your Mac and wait 10 seconds around. When I login using my windows account (DOMAIN\User) on my iMac everything works fine. To boot an Apple Silicon M1 Mac into Safe Mode: 1. This problem only happens with one of them, the Macbook. drwxr-xr-x 3 root wheel 102B Dec 15 20: 39 lgandroidndiscontrol.kext. Problems may be related to the power supply, battery, hard drive, logic board, OS. So the issue I was having at first, the computer would boot up all the way to the login screen, I would enter my password and it would start to login just like normal, and once the progress bar got to 100, it would just sit there. I have just purchased 2 Macs, an iMac and a Macbook (the white one). Clues to the causes of Mac startup problems can be found by analyzing when in the boot process the system fails.