an ice patch caused my bike to crash, with me on it... and my 16"mbp in the backpack... so, it got a few dents on the back, where the hinge is, nothing to dramatically, but I had it checked at an authorized repair shop, got a quote for the repair to my insurance company. But the repair shop wanted to run a diagnostic program to be sure there were no hardware issues. I didn't have time to wait 3+ hours at the time though, so I just went with the cosmetic diagnosis...
Recently I noticed that the computer won't connect to both my thunderbolt displays, it connects fine with one, but when I plug the other one in there's no image on either one anymore... so I ran apples diagnostic, the one you get when pressing D during startup. it found no hardware issues. it only took about 5 minutes though, so I'd like to run some more advanced diagnostic... is there such a program out there? or do I need to wait 3+ hours at the repair shop for them to run it?
I have 100km to the nearest authorized repair shop so I'd rather just run the diagnostic myself, at home...
Recently I noticed that the computer won't connect to both my thunderbolt displays, it connects fine with one, but when I plug the other one in there's no image on either one anymore... so I ran apples diagnostic, the one you get when pressing D during startup. it found no hardware issues. it only took about 5 minutes though, so I'd like to run some more advanced diagnostic... is there such a program out there? or do I need to wait 3+ hours at the repair shop for them to run it?
I have 100km to the nearest authorized repair shop so I'd rather just run the diagnostic myself, at home...
