About two years ago i had to replace my logic board and hd. I was currently under apple care. My Macbook has crashed again and I have received the dreaded question mark upon startup. Since I basically had my computer replaced two years ago I find it odd this is happening again. And is there any way to extend my apple care or am I going to need to buy a new computer? because a new logic board will probably cost almost as much as a new macbook. Someone please send someone please help!
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already replaced logic board and hd and crashed again!!!
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You can't extend Applecare beyond 3 years, but it might not even be the logic board. The question mark means it can't find the startup drive, which probably means the hard drive failed somehow. Try booting from your restore discs.