#Replacement motherboard for apple mac pro mid 2010 nightshift for mac 2010 free#

Contact us if you need help with troubleshooting a Mac problem or with installation of a replacement Apple part: FREE Tech Support

#Replacement motherboard for apple mac pro mid 2010 nightshift for mac 2010 pro#

Mac Pro family - back of the case (2006-2012 models) bottom of the case (2013 models). IMac (all models) - underneath the stand. MacBook/Pro/Air Mac Minis - bottom case by the regulatory markings.

#Replacement motherboard for apple mac pro mid 2010 nightshift for mac 2010 serial number#

If you have a non-working Mac you'll find the serial number printed on the case: You will find your Mac's serial number by selecting About This Mac from the Apple menubar. ThatвЂ™s because we are experts in the component-level repair of broken Mac parts.Д«enefits of repair services by GALAXY include. If youвЂ™ve got a broken Mac youвЂ™ve found the ideal place to get it fixed! Only compatible with Early 2006 Apple 15-in MacBook Pro A1150 models configured with a 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo Processor. VHT, VJF, VVK, VVN, W36, WB5, WB6 661-4043 - LOGIC BOARD, 1.83 GHz Core Duo for 15-inch MacBook Pro (Early 2006). W9M, WJK, X3B, XPZ, XQ0 17' Macbook Pro (Late 2006) - 2.33 GHz Logic Board For MB471LL/A, 2.53 GHz Core 2 models. ДЇPX, FPY, FUP, FUR 15' MacBook Pro (Mid 2010) - 2.66 GHz Logic BoardДЎ5-inch MacBook Pro (Unibody/Black Keyboard)ДЇQD, FQE, FUS, FUT 661-5479 15 inch Macbook Pro (Black Keybd-Mid 2010)Д¦61-5566 15' Macbook Pro (Mid 2010) - 2.4GHz Core i5 Logic BoardДЎ5' MacBook Pro (Mid 2010) - 2.4 GHz Core i5 Logic BoardД¦Z9 661-5222 15 inch Macbook Pro (Black Keybd-Mid 2009)Д©EK 661-5204 17 inch Macbook Pro (Black Keybd-Mid 2009)ДЎ7-inch MacBook Pro (Unibody/Black Keyboard)Д¦GC 661-5230 - LOGIC BOARD, 2.26 GHz Core 2 Duo for 13-inch MacBook Pro (Unibody, Mid 2009).Д ZC, 0ZD, 5W3, 5W8, 630, 631 15 inch Macbook Pro (Late 2008) Part Description: This is a genuine Apple, 2.3 GHz Logic Board for Early 2011, 13 inch MacBook Pro Unibody models.ДTMK, DTMM, DTMQ, DTN0, DTN3, DTN4 661-6159 - LOGIC BOARD, 2.8 GHz Core i7 for 13-inch MacBook Pro (Unibody, Late 2011).ДЇor 13-inch MacBook Pro (Late 2011) Unibody models.ДCMR, DCMV, DD1D, DD1F 17-inch MacBook Pro Unibody (Mid 2010):ДЇor 17-in Unibody MacBook Pro (Mid 2010) models. So, if you've any questions at all, feel free to ask.6GD 13-inch MacBook Pro (Unibody, Mid 2009) 2.53 GHz LOGIC BOARDДЇor 13-inch MacBook Pro (Mid 2009) Unibody models.Д¦61-6081 15' MacBook Pro (Early 2011) - 2.2 GHz Logic BoardДЎ5' MacBook Pro (Early 2011) - 2.2GHz Logic BoardДM6D, DM6F, DM6J, DM6K, DM6L, DM6N, DM6P, DM6T, DMLK, DMLM, DMLP, DMLR 13 in MacBook Pro (Unibody, Early 2011):ДЎ3 in MacBook Pro (Unibody, Early 2011) : Since I've been there and struggling for many hours to get things working, I think of myself as a semi-expert :) Try to access the drive as an external hard drive, take a backup of your files and format the drive.ДЄfter that, plug it back in your MacBook Pro and use the last bullet of above to re-install your OS.

Unplug the drive and connect it to another computer.

MacBook Pro (early 2011) with Thunderbolt hands-on Engadget The 2011 MacBook Pro has, for almost a decade, been the exception to that rule. Adding drives to this Mac Pro is super easy. Over the years IвЂ™ve upgraded it with several SSDs and to 16GB RAM. My Mac Pro is a single-CPU, quad-core 2.93Ghz model (Intel Xeon W3540) with the ATI Radeon HD 4870 video card. Apple quietly updates MacBook Pro with optional 2.8GHz Core i7 processor 10.20.10 View. So IвЂ™m sticking with my classic Mac Pro (or Mac Pro tower) for the time being. If your MacBook Pro isn't able to ' boot' (same meaning as above): MacBook Pro (early 2011) with Thunderbolt hands-on 02.24.11 View. I sure hope you have a back-up of your files.

Boot from a bootable drive (like a Mountain Lion Startup USB disk) and re-install the OS.

After that, plug it back in your MacBook Pro and use the last bullet of above to re-install your OS. Try to access the drive as an external hard drive, take a backup of your files and format the drive. If this works, go to System Preferences and make sure your folder is the System Folder. If your MacBook Pro isnt able to 'boot' (same meaning as above): Unplug the drive and connect it to another computer.

#Replacement motherboard for apple mac pro mid 2010 nightshift for mac 2010 mac os#

It will force the Mac to start up from your Mac OS X. Press the X immediately after pressing the power button.

Try to force start from your system folder:.

Now select you Macintosh HD to start up from. Hold the alt button immediately after pressing the power button until some drives appear on the screen.

If your MacBook Pro is still able to ' boot' (meaning, it reacts when pressing the power button): It's trying to boot, but it's missing some files in the System folder. It looks like you Mac doesn't detect an OS on the drive (or the OS is corrupted.) at least, that's what the crossed circle means.