Mi problema es el siguiente:

Tengo una MacBook Pro 2017 de 13 pulgadas sin Touch Bar. Me compré un SSD (512 GB) para cambiar el que tenia(128 GB). Abrí el equipo, hice el cambio de SSD e inicie el sistema operativo. Al principio anduvo bien pero ahora cuando intento loguearme con mi usuario, la computadora se reinicia o se queda con la barra de estado a mitad de llenar.

He intentado iniciar en modo recovery pero no me deja…Al iniciar en recovery en modo local, se queda en el logo de apple donde esta la barra de estado y esta nunca se llena. Y en modo recovery por internet, la barra se llena pero luego se reiniciar y me deja en la pantalla de logueo y cuando intento loquearme, pasa lo mismo de antes(el portátil se reinicia)

Eh reseteado el NVRAM y también el SMC pero no cambia nada.

Eh intentado iniciar en modo single user y tampoco cambia nada.

Eh intentado en modo verbose y tampoco cambia nada (solo que aquí veo los mensajes de la consola)

Lo mas raro de todo esto es lo siguiente:

1) Cuando la bateria del portátil esta en 5% o menos, si puedo loquearme pero sin estar enchufado el cable de la corriente y si lo enchufo una vez logueado, el portátil se reiniciar y vuelvo a lo mismo de antes.

2) SI desconecto la bateria del portátil y arranco el sistema con el cable de alimentación, anda lo mas bien.

3) he vuelto a poner el viejo SSD pero pasa exactamente lo mismo que con el nuevo.

Si alguien me puede decir subir aquí lo que me sale cuando intento loquearme en modo verbose, se lo agradecería mucho.

Cualquier ayuda se los agradeceré muchísimo!

Gracias!

⟐ Answer edited julio 19, 2024 at 5:41 GMT-7

⟐ Commented septiembre 05, 2020 at 6:55 GMT-7

⟐ Commented abril 06, 2025 at 11:34 GMT-7

⟐ Answered junio 20, 2020 at 17:32 GMT-7

En resumen, si hoy me compro esta versión, todavia podria fallarme el teclado??

⟐ Commented enero 22, 2019 at 0:55 GMT-7

he intentado distintos comandos para resetear SMc y pram y vram y no pasa nada, es como si no hiciera nada solo se queda en el logo siempre.

desconectaron y conectaron el disco duro que es lo único que este modelo se puede sacar y tampoco pasa nada

En el ensamble algo puede quedar mal para que de este error??

⟐ Commented diciembre 02, 2023 at 11:15 GMT-7

⟐ Commented abril 08, 2022 at 19:58 GMT-7

⟐ Commented julio 13, 2021 at 5:21 GMT-7

⟐ Commented julio 24, 2022 at 19:09 GMT-7

Anyone has something like that? How they solved your problem?

⟐ Commented febrero 05, 2023 at 20:51 GMT-7

In this picture you will find some of the horizontal lines

In this picture you will find the big vertical stripe that appears when i open or close the lid

In this one it shows more of the lines like the ones of the first picture but this appear on black background which it is very weird

And in this video you are going to notice some random green and pink dots that flashes very fast in the same place of the big vertical stripe.

Note: I already reset PRAM and SMC, and started safe mode with no luck. I connected the macbook pro to an external display and it works great so GPU is good.

Please help me, thanks in advance.

UPDATE: So the stripe is not appearing anymore but the horizontal lines still appear in certain backgrounds it really depend on the colors that are being shown in the screen being black and white the ones that provoke the lines most.

⟐ Answered junio 25, 2023 at 18:32 GMT-7

I found some annoy Screen issue when I shut down may MBP

Nov 23: I went to Apple Authorized Shop to check AR Coating issue, They accepted my case to change screen part.

Nov 27 noon: I got my MBP back with new screen.

Nov 27 night: I found this issue when I shut down. So I restarted many times, found this problem shown 9 in 10 times shut down.

Nov 28 noon: I went back to Authorized Shop again to show this problem to staff. They have check and said this issue can not found when Shut down by Safe Mode. It may cause of some software problem. So they suggested to me to format MBP and reinstall OS. So, I Agreed to do that. After 1 Hour for it to finish. I’ve checked many time by shut down at shop. This problem didn’t show again in that time or I came back and use MBP at home. their was no problem in that night Shut down.

Nov 29 night: This Issue came back again!!! I can claim Screen from Authorized Shop because still have 90 days replacing-part warranty but still concern that may damage from other part. My MBP has no Apple Care. and this issue never show before replace new screen.

This is my Screen when I shoot clip and capture shut down moment.

⟐ Commented agosto 04, 2022 at 11:29 GMT-7

⟐ Commented febrero 01, 2024 at 6:59 GMT-7

Pictures or videos proving it would be appreciated.

I know it is possible for MacBook Pro 2016 13" without the touch bar.

Thanks!

⟐ Commented julio 08, 2022 at 5:53 GMT-7

if i put it to sleep for 5mins and open again, everything look likes okey. but after around 15mins again that line blow up

help me if there is any solution. isn’t there any solution without replacing display?

i have no warrenty left from apple

Macbook Pro 13” 2017

⟐ Commented septiembre 12, 2020 at 6:27 GMT-7

However when I try and put it back into place, I can’t get it to “click” in. Has the butterfly mechanism broken? It’d be great if I can try fix this myself as it’s currently lockdown in the UK so can’t get to an Apple store - I also fear it’s an expensive fix otherwise.

⟐ Commented mayo 08, 2024 at 1:40 GMT-7

Hence, I was thinking if I could replace the 256 SDD in MacBook Pro 2017 (function keys) model with 512 GB SDD in MacBook Pro early 2015 model.

Please give me solution, if there is any, for upgrading my SDD to 512 GB, or perhaps more, in the 2017 function keys model.

Thank you so much!

⟐ Answered enero 01, 2023 at 14:55 GMT-7

A few days ago I swapped the factory-installed 128GB SSD for a Sabrent 1TB Rocket NVMe PCIe M.2 2242 SSD on my 2017 MacBook Pro without a touchbar. The installation itself went without any problems and the new SSD was recognized immediately.

With the help of an external recovery stick, I first formatted the new SSD as APFS and in the GUID partition scheme and then installed Big Sur. During the installation where the MacBook had to restart several times, I noticed that the MacBook shuts down, but then I had to restart it manually because it didn't do this by itself. Big Sur is now fully installed and I have all my data back via a Time Machine backup, but it still seems to have a problem when restarting:

It switches off, takes about 15 seconds, then switches on again and then shows the folder symbol with the question mark - it does not seem to recognize the hard drive.

If I then manually shut it down again and then boot into recovery mode with cmd + R (sometimes it is the Internet recovery and sometimes the system-internal recovery, booting into recovery mode from usb drive works as well) and then shutdown the macbook in this mode and then start it again, the macbook booted without exception and without any problems always normal to MacOS.

After this procedure when I am in the operating system, the following appears in the error report:

MCA Error Report CPU Machine Check Architecture Error Dump (CPU: Intel (R) Core (TM) i5-7360U CPU @ 2.30GHz, CPUID: 0x806E9) CATERR detected! No MCA data found.

Strangely, if I shut down the macbook normally and then turn it on again, this problem does not occur, so that the mac then boots normally into MacOS.

Things I've already tried to solve the problem:

• SSD completely erased again, reformatted, installed the factory-installed MacOS Mojave and updated from there up to BigSur
• PRAM / NVRAM & SMC reset
• deactivated FileVault and restarted
• started in safe and verbose mode
• rapaired the ssd in disk utility tool several times
• with 'bless -mount "/ Volumes / Macintosh HD" -setBoot' set the hard disk again as the start volume and restarted, here I have deactivated SIP beforehand, because this command otherwise failed with "Could not set boot device property: 0xe00002bc"
• tested MacBook with apple diagnosis (held D key at startup), ended with ADP000 - No issues found.
• adjusted power management settings with pmset command to counteract the rapid discharge of the battery

All of these attempts were unfortunately unsuccessfull.

I'm really desperate. Does anyone know a solution?

⟐ Answer edited mayo 25, 2023 at 23:39 GMT-7

First of all, I’ve done all the software related checks (External display, Invert colors check, SVRAM-NVRAM reset, Hard Format etc.). The problem is definitely hardware related.

After 3-4 months past of my warranty end, out of nowhere, my MacBook screen started to display the colors weirdly;

At first, the colors were normal until I open the lid to 30 degrees, but it was going weird if I opened more.

After 1 week like this, the display went completely crazy and showed the colors weirdly the moment I opened the lid.

I brought it to Authorized Apple Service and they checked my device. After that, they called me and told that the problem was not in the flex cables or any other cable from the motherboard side. They suspected that the problem was in the cables from the display area but in cases like this, they directly change the display and charge the customer, according to their procedure.

The funny part is, even they could not define the root cause for this issue. They said that they are also experiencing this issue for the first time.

Actually, I am very disappointed to see that if your warranty has ended, Apple does not do anything if your computer stops working out of the blue.

It is approx. 450€ to change the display here in Turkey, but I am wondering if there are any ways that I could open up the display connection part in my device by myself.

I just want to check the cables (in the display side) and make sure they are connected properly.

Thank you all in advance!

Can

⟐ Commented abril 19, 2024 at 3:44 GMT-7