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Step 4: While pressing and holding Command+P+R turn your MacBook Air on do not release the three keys until you have heard the Mac OS X startup sound twice. This will perform another hardware reset.
Now you are ready to log into your MacBook Air like you would normally.
galaxybomb 1 week ago
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Step 2: Connect your power cord and plug it in if it isn’t already connected. Turn your MacBook Air off.
Step 3: Press the following keys Shift+Control+Option on the left side of the keyboard while simultaneously pressing the Power button on the right side of the keyboard. Hold all these buttons for 5 seconds. This performs an internal hardware reset – you won’t see any activity.
galaxybomb 1 week ago
1 beep means no ram installed or detected. You should put the RAM back to the place it was when the computer is sent to you.
maskdguy 11 months ago
KABOOOM
datboitmic 11 months ago
isnt it the batterie thats empty or is that windowsih
gangstah849 1 year ago
i Got this problem when i was changing the RAM chips . and i took them out and put them back in and it worked maybe ram is not well clipped or w.e
Vincee095 1 year ago
i'll take the macbook off ur hands if u want, i mean i don't mind taken it lol
moreilly914 2 years ago
Its a problem with the EFI update just download version 1.4
Jaog13yahoo 2 years ago
Sounds like a self destruct sequence
dragongirl66 2 years ago 4
My unibody Macbook used to do exactly the same thing. There was a bug in the SMC firmware (BIOS) which got patched late last year, probably after this video was posted.
mukatuna 2 years ago
its the ram,try to open the macbook and check,you dont gonna los your waranty
bernardopkmDP178 2 years ago
FYI it was a known bug in the SMC firmware which Apple have since fixed. My Macbook used to do exactly the same thing.
mukatuna 2 years ago
its because you don't have the ram in good position
gatik0 2 years ago
how did you get that to happen?
it doesnt happen on mine!
:S
ethanspain 2 years ago
Ram issue, re set the ram in their correct position and you will be fine
BoOSuLtAn 2 years ago
that doesn't happen on mine!!!
Flawless.....
warewolf213isMoB 3 years ago 2
Havin' the same problem. I think ist the HD. Mine macbook makes the bleep faster. With less seconds between one beep and the other. Sometimes the drive is continuosly making sound by a cold boot. Like it wont start up... indeed annoying :(
lizetto 3 years ago
hey im havin the sme prob u ffigure it out yet?
AppleGears 3 years ago
Ah but can it play Crysis?
FromFiiirstToLast 3 years ago 2
Yeah, that's a ram issue. Re seat the ram.
heavymetalX4Xgod 3 years ago
wat a cold boot
jake302010431 3 years ago
I'm going to be that annoying person that comments "FIRST" :P
americanprincess216 3 years ago