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randomhkkid

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Hey first post :). My macbook pro 15" wouldn't turn on a couple of days ago but yesterday i turned it on and everything seemed to work. Then i realised that the iSight and bluetooth weren't working. Apart from that it was fine. I then decided i wanted to use windows through bootcamp but when i tried to start it up it just black screened and didn't boot up. I then realised that it might be my graphics card so i went into system profiler and found this. I then tried both the PRAM reset and a SMC reset it didn't fix it. Is there anything else i can do? Or should i just take it to apple?

Thanks in advance

P.S Sorry that this post is quite long
 

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randomhkkid

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Hey thanks for the quick reply. Here are screenshots. The second one is after i choose high performance and log out.
 

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randomhkkid

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It hasn't changed it keeps saying i need to log out for the changes to take affect.
 

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iLog.Genius

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I guess the next troubleshooting steps would be to repair permissions and then reinstall but it looks like neither is going to fix the problem. I suggest taking it to the Apple Store to have them check it out, possibly for repair.

Another option would be to install Windows through Boot Camp. If that works, then it's likely an OS issue and in that case, a reinstall should be attempted.
 

randomhkkid

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Thanks alot :) I'll try to reinstall windows. If not i guess its a trip to the Apple store :)
 

randomhkkid

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Dec 30, 2010
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Hi I'm having the same problem. How did you solve this? Thanks

Just incase you return to this thread it was a motherboard issue that Apple decided to fix free of charge. The bluetooth and iSight problem was also caused by monitor failure.
So both the motherboard and screen were replaced.
 
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