For about a month I have not been able to boot my MacBook up. I don't recall the OS but it was either Mojave or Catelina.
The last time it worked I received a message saying it was not shut down properly and displayed a screen with view error message (or something like that) which I did and it showed a lot of information including kernal, and fix. I should have chosen the fix.
I have tried a lot of commands at bootup but Safe mode using shift key at startup does not work.
In letting it boot by itself it will load the Apple and slowly start to load the HD with the line advancing to the end but not loading. I have even let it sit overnight but still not loaded. It gives the typical music sound when attempting to load though.
When I use the Option key at boot up I get three options: The original HD which when I click on will not load after sitting a long time. It is also showing my attached external Apple HD from a previous MacBook which I can go into and use to access the internet but it has old software and is limited, and a Recovery HD which does nothing but go to another screen and show a circle with a line through it.
Option + Command + R at start up says entering Recovery Mode.
-gives the spinning globe
-choose network
-and then shows a small clock 0.02 minutes, moves to 0.01 minutes and then finished.
-goes back to the Apple with line trying to load but does not complete.
Option + D at start up
-spinning globe, choose network
-starting internet recovery, "this can take awhile."
-blank screen, choose language
-"Checking your Mac 2-minutes remaining
-No issues found ADP000
-Then a screen that says for Mac information to determine your support and service options Apple would like to collect your serial number and reference code (shows). Your Mac will start up in Macs Recovery
-restarts and back to the Apple screen with line and never loads HD
Any ideas on what to do? As mentioned above I can boot to an external HD and use that drive to go onto the internet but cannot access the MacBooks HD on this Apple.
The last time it worked I received a message saying it was not shut down properly and displayed a screen with view error message (or something like that) which I did and it showed a lot of information including kernal, and fix. I should have chosen the fix.
I have tried a lot of commands at bootup but Safe mode using shift key at startup does not work.
In letting it boot by itself it will load the Apple and slowly start to load the HD with the line advancing to the end but not loading. I have even let it sit overnight but still not loaded. It gives the typical music sound when attempting to load though.
When I use the Option key at boot up I get three options: The original HD which when I click on will not load after sitting a long time. It is also showing my attached external Apple HD from a previous MacBook which I can go into and use to access the internet but it has old software and is limited, and a Recovery HD which does nothing but go to another screen and show a circle with a line through it.
Option + Command + R at start up says entering Recovery Mode.
-gives the spinning globe
-choose network
-and then shows a small clock 0.02 minutes, moves to 0.01 minutes and then finished.
-goes back to the Apple with line trying to load but does not complete.
Option + D at start up
-spinning globe, choose network
-starting internet recovery, "this can take awhile."
-blank screen, choose language
-"Checking your Mac 2-minutes remaining
-No issues found ADP000
-Then a screen that says for Mac information to determine your support and service options Apple would like to collect your serial number and reference code (shows). Your Mac will start up in Macs Recovery
-restarts and back to the Apple screen with line and never loads HD
Any ideas on what to do? As mentioned above I can boot to an external HD and use that drive to go onto the internet but cannot access the MacBooks HD on this Apple.
