H HappyFox05 macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 26, 2007 10 0 Milford, KS Mar 10, 2009 #1 I just reinstalled OS X on our PowerBook & now I keep getting the grey "You must restart your computer" screen. Um - help?
I just reinstalled OS X on our PowerBook & now I keep getting the grey "You must restart your computer" screen. Um - help?
jmccullough108 macrumors 6502a Nov 2, 2008 700 0 St. Louis, MO Mar 10, 2009 #2 HappyFox05 said: I just reinstalled OS X on our PowerBook & now I keep getting the grey "You must restart your computer" screen. Um - help? Click to expand... This is the obvious question, but have you tried doing what it says?
HappyFox05 said: I just reinstalled OS X on our PowerBook & now I keep getting the grey "You must restart your computer" screen. Um - help? Click to expand... This is the obvious question, but have you tried doing what it says?
Jethryn Freyman macrumors 68020 Aug 9, 2007 2,329 3 Australia Mar 10, 2009 #3 Which version of OS X? Why did you reinstall? Trying running the Apple Hardware Test, hold down the D key while starting up from the system DVD.
Which version of OS X? Why did you reinstall? Trying running the Apple Hardware Test, hold down the D key while starting up from the system DVD.
H HappyFox05 macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 26, 2007 10 0 Milford, KS Mar 11, 2009 #4 Yes, I tried restarting it. The same thing happens. It's OS X 10.3.2, I think. I'm trying the Apple Hardware Check now - I'd tried to get there before & never could. It was option key & start - the "D" key didn't seem to produce a result. We'll see what happens - thanks!
Yes, I tried restarting it. The same thing happens. It's OS X 10.3.2, I think. I'm trying the Apple Hardware Check now - I'd tried to get there before & never could. It was option key & start - the "D" key didn't seem to produce a result. We'll see what happens - thanks!
Consultant macrumors G5 Jun 27, 2007 13,314 36 Mar 11, 2009 #5 Sounds like you are installing an older version of OS than it needs. You can look up on everymac.com your model.
Sounds like you are installing an older version of OS than it needs. You can look up on everymac.com your model.
H HappyFox05 macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 26, 2007 10 0 Milford, KS Mar 11, 2009 #6 Ok, Apple Hardware Test says the RAM is fine but gave me a horrible error code for the hard drive. Heading to Google now to see what that means.
Ok, Apple Hardware Test says the RAM is fine but gave me a horrible error code for the hard drive. Heading to Google now to see what that means.