I was able to select this and boot, but after loading and restarting, also gave me the blue screen of death.Īs far as I know, there isn't a firmware password set up. Unfortunately I'd deleted the recovery disk a while ago, so I made a High Sierra usb boot disk. Then I reset the PRAM and SMC and repeated the above steps, but still no luck.

Internet recovery mode, after loading and restarting, just gave the blue screen of death. Verbose mode went into the terminal, but it just output a bunch of text before restarting again. I then tried to boot into recovery mode, single-user, and safe mode, which failed - I just got the blue screen or it went back to login. After login, I got the blue screen of death. Not sure what happened, so I shut it off, boot it normally, and yellow horizontal lines appeared on the screen. Screen then got stuck on a blank black screen for an hour or two. Last week she forgot that I told her not to update it without me, so she updated to High Sierra (from either El Capitan or Sierra, I don't remember). Worked fine again, so I gave it to my sister. In January, I got those pink horizontal lines across the screen again and did a workaround to disable the dedicated graphics card and force it to use the igpu.

I've got a 2.2GHz MacBook Pro (MC723LL/A) with a faulty logic board that was replaced under Apple's repair extension program about 3 years ago.

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