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10.10.3 Installed = Gray Screen

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monaarts

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Hi guys,

I installed 10.10.3 on my iMac a couple hours ago and I was presented with a gray screen and my mouse. I restarted a couple times and nothing. I tried to re-install using system restore and same thing. Does anyone have any ideas!? :-(
 
Yep,

Got a very similar problem here too. Normally I switch my MacBook on, Apple logo appears, then login screen.

Since 10.10.3 it takes at least 30-40 seconds before the Apple logo appears. It just sits with a grey screen.
 
-Matt- said:
Yep,

Got a very similar problem here too. Normally I switch my MacBook on, Apple logo appears, then login screen.

Since 10.10.3 it takes at least 30-40 seconds before the Apple logo appears. It just sits with a grey screen.
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Are you eventually able to login and use the PC or does it sit there with the gray screen forever?

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BasicGreatGuy said:
Are you guys using the Trim Enabler app for a non OEM SSD? If so, did you turn it off before updating?
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I never installed a Trim Enabler app, so this can't be it.
 
No I'm not using Trim Enabler either.

I can eventually sign in after the Mac has sat on the grey screen for 30-40 seconds.
 
I'm using TE and it wouldn't let me turn it off before the update. It said there was no backup file on the drive anymore. I ended up leaving TE turned on and just did the update. It went without a problem but on rebooting TE did give the notification to turn it on again and reboot (which I of course did and it worked as desired).

Sorry I have no help for your issue. Just putting out the information for consideration.
 
-Matt- said:
No I'm not using Trim Enabler either.

I can eventually sign in after the Mac has sat on the grey screen for 30-40 seconds.
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Lucky you... I've waited almost 15 minutes and nothing but gray. If I hit keys I get the "BUM" sounds effect the Mac makes when it doesn't like something you do, but nothing else other than a mouse pointer. So weird. I am trying to reformat and reinstall, again! :-(
 
Not really, I've had a similar problem when going from 10.8 to 10.5. The solution was a PRAM reset. I've also had similar issues when adding new PCIe devices, the solution was a PRAM reset.
 
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