D dionnfr macrumors member Original poster Dec 18, 2009 71 2 Lewiston, New York Feb 17, 2010 #1 Just had a new logic board installed in my MID 2009 MBP. Boot-up is very slow. Please provide suggestions on how to speed up.
Just had a new logic board installed in my MID 2009 MBP. Boot-up is very slow. Please provide suggestions on how to speed up.
840quadra Moderator Staff member Feb 1, 2005 9,580 6,528 Twin Cities Minnesota Feb 17, 2010 #2 dionnfr said: Just had a new logic board installed in my MID 2009 MBP. Boot-up is very slow. Please provide suggestions on how to speed up. Click to expand... Please provide us more details. - Who did the work, and why can't they fix this for you? - is it the exact same vintage logic board?
dionnfr said: Just had a new logic board installed in my MID 2009 MBP. Boot-up is very slow. Please provide suggestions on how to speed up. Click to expand... Please provide us more details. - Who did the work, and why can't they fix this for you? - is it the exact same vintage logic board?
D dionnfr macrumors member Original poster Dec 18, 2009 71 2 Lewiston, New York Feb 18, 2010 #3 840quadra said: Please provide us more details. - Who did the work, and why can't they fix this for you? - is it the exact same vintage logic board? Click to expand... Genius Bar did the repair. As for the logic board, I have to assume it is since Genius Bar did he repair. Why can't hey fix it for me, I haven't brought it back to them since they installed the new board. This is a mid 2009 2.53 ghz machine bought in december 2009.
840quadra said: Please provide us more details. - Who did the work, and why can't they fix this for you? - is it the exact same vintage logic board? Click to expand... Genius Bar did the repair. As for the logic board, I have to assume it is since Genius Bar did he repair. Why can't hey fix it for me, I haven't brought it back to them since they installed the new board. This is a mid 2009 2.53 ghz machine bought in december 2009.
E Eddyisgreat macrumors 601 Oct 24, 2007 4,851 2 Feb 18, 2010 #4 Ensure that the system knows which boot drive to look for first. System Preferences > Startup Disk then select your hard drive.
Ensure that the system knows which boot drive to look for first. System Preferences > Startup Disk then select your hard drive.
D dionnfr macrumors member Original poster Dec 18, 2009 71 2 Lewiston, New York Feb 19, 2010 #5 Eddyisgreat said: Ensure that the system knows which boot drive to look for first. System Preferences > Startup Disk then select your hard drive. Click to expand... Thanks, that worked
Eddyisgreat said: Ensure that the system knows which boot drive to look for first. System Preferences > Startup Disk then select your hard drive. Click to expand... Thanks, that worked