How To Fix A MacBook That’s Stuck On The Loading Screen

How To Fix A MacBook That’s Stuck On The Loading Screen

If cycling a MacBook off and on as described above doesn’t solve the problem and allow the computer to finish booting up, there might be a disk error. This can also be resolved and doesn’t necessarily mean that any data will be lost. To find the Disk Utility app on an Apple Silicon MacBook, the user should press and hold the power button until the startup options window appears. If the MacBook has an Intel processor, the user should power on the MacBook, then press and hold the Command key and ‘R’ key until the Apple logo or other image appears. The MacBook’s password might be required to proceed, and then the Disk Utility app will be shown in a list of utility apps.

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After opening Disk Utility, a user should select the main drive, usually named ‘Macintosh HD,’ then the First Aid button clicked, or the drive can be right-clicked and the First Aid option selected. Confirmation is required, and after clicking the Run button, a scan and correction process will take care of any problems with the drive. If errors are found and corrected, the MacBook can be restarted, and it should work correctly. However, if no errors were found or the problem persists, it might be necessary to reinstall macOS to correct the startup trouble with the MacBook.

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Source: Apple

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How To Fix A MacBook That’s Stuck On The Loading Screen

If cycling a MacBook off and on as described above doesn’t solve the problem and allow the computer to finish booting up, there might be a disk error. This can also be resolved and doesn’t necessarily mean that any data will be lost. To find the Disk Utility app on an Apple Silicon MacBook, the user should press and hold the power button until the startup options window appears. If the MacBook has an Intel processor, the user should power on the MacBook, then press and hold the Command key and ‘R’ key until the Apple logo or other image appears. The MacBook’s password might be required to proceed, and then the Disk Utility app will be shown in a list of utility apps.

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After opening Disk Utility, a user should select the main drive, usually named ‘Macintosh HD,’ then the First Aid button clicked, or the drive can be right-clicked and the First Aid option selected. Confirmation is required, and after clicking the Run button, a scan and correction process will take care of any problems with the drive. If errors are found and corrected, the MacBook can be restarted, and it should work correctly. However, if no errors were found or the problem persists, it might be necessary to reinstall macOS to correct the startup trouble with the MacBook.

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Source: Apple

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