In such a case, you can reset your password from the Recovery Mode. I really am running out of ideas! Thank you for your help though.Although you can easily reset your account’s password after you’ve successfully logged in to your MacBook Pro, the password can’t be reset if you are not able to log in at all. Running comparison tests using 2902MB buffers.Īll tests passed! Execution time: 2657 seconds. Mac OS X 10.9.4 (13E28) running in multiuser mode Licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2 only I have just run out of ideas.ĮDIT 2: Ran an Apple Hardware Test, which came back with NO problems.ĮDIT 3: Ran a MemTest (RAM) with no errors.Īnnoyingly - the MemTest came back with no errors: Last login: Thu Sep 4 23:23:33 on consoleĬopyright (C) 2004-2008 Tony Scaminaci (Macintosh port) I realise I can't have tried "everything" otherwise the problem would be solved. I realise you might need more details to pinpoint the problem, so just let me know and I'll do my best to reply ASAP.ĮDIT 1: Forgive my title.
I am desperate to get my Mac back in working order before the start of university in mid September! I am so confused, because I thought a complete restore would solve the problem.Īfter a bit of Googling, I have tried PRAM and SMC resets to no avail. just causes the whole machine to freeze and hang while it catches up with itself. I'm talking YouTube videos, multiple browser tabs, clicking the volume buttons etc. Whilst this has marginally helped, anything I do on the laptop which requires a mere smidgen of power causes the whole thing to freeze while it works away. I backed up my files, formatted the hard drive and reinstalled OS X as new. So I decided I needed to do a complete restore. I tried a few things: deleting large files (although my HD was nowhere near full), running a virus scanner (please dont laugh!) and checking if any software was sucking processor power, and.nothing! But every time I clicked the track-pad it would just hang there and freeze. I hadn't installed any software, or messed around with the settings. I couldn't pinpoint the cause of this to anything I had done on the machine. My MacBook began running incredibly slow one day to the point of it being pretty much useless. I have a MacBook Pro running OS X 10.9.4, 2.9 GHz, Intel i7, 8GB RAM, 750GB HD. I realise this isn't the most exciting request for help, but I really am running out of ideas here!
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