- #REIMAGE MACBOOK PRO NOT WORKING HOW TO#
- #REIMAGE MACBOOK PRO NOT WORKING MAC OS#
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Yet I get an error 'The recovery server cannot be contacted'. It connects to Internet recovery, both via WiFi and ethernet. Unfortunately, I've since erased the SSD (APFS) and there is currently nothing on it.īooting using the recovery partition doesn't work either. I've re-created the USB several times and get the same error. Created a bootable USB drive using createinstallmedia (as explained in Apple’s documentation) and it went well.
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The USB is being created on my MacBook Pro (12,1) and has been used for a successful install on the 7,1 - I subsequently had to finish setup to access system info, so am re-installing the OS, which is what is causing the problem. Here are the steps I took to create the bootable USB drive (I have a Mid-2014 MacBook Pro with Retina Display): Downloaded the latest OS X El Capitan (10.11.3) from the Mac App Store. None of the suggested resolutions with Sierra work due to using a USB. Using a bootable USB, I get the error 'This copy of the Install macOS Sierra.app application is damaged, and can't be used to install macOS'. After that, turn on your mac normally by pressing the power button again.I'm trying to install macOS High Sierra on a mid-2010 MacBook Pro (7,1). After that, press down the power button for 5 seconds, and then re-insert the battery.ģ.
#REIMAGE MACBOOK PRO NOT WORKING HOW TO#
Shut down your Mac, and then remove the battery (if you don’t know how to remove the battery, contact an Apple Service Provider or Apple Retail Store).Ģ. Your Mac will then start running with a reset SMC.įor MacBook Pro devices with a removable battery (models released before 2009),ġ. After that, release all the keys, and then turn on your Mac again by pressing the power button. After your mac has shut down completely, hold down “Shift + Control + Option” simultaneously along with the Power button (which is also your Touch ID button) for 10 seconds.ģ. Open the Apple menu, and then shut down your Mac.Ģ. To Reset SMC in MacBook Pro devices with a non-removable battery (models from 2009 and later),ġ. There are two different methods for resetting SMC applicable to MacBook Pro devices that have removable batteries and those that don’t. An SMC problem can disrupt the operations of various apps, it might be the reason behind your Touch ID errors. Your SMC regulates a number of low-level functions on your MacBook Pro, including those of the power button, keyboard backlight, battery management settings, status indicator lights, motion sensors, and a whole lot more.
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On the next window, click “Add a fingerprint”, and then enter your MacBook Pro System password when prompted. To do that, go to “Apple menu > System Preferences > Touch ID preference pane”. After that, restart your MacBook Pro Touch ID and then re-add your fingerprints.Ħ. Next, enter your MacBook Pro System Password when prompted, and then press “Delete”.ĥ. Now, hover over the icon of the fingerprint you want to delete, and then click the “X” button that will show up in the upper left corner.Ĥ. This opens a window containing the list of registered fingerprints.ģ. Next, click on the “Touch ID MacBook Pro Settings”. Go to “Apple Menu > System Preferences “, and then click on the Touch ID pane.Ģ. To delete and re-add your Touch ID fingerprints on MacBook Pro,ġ.
If you keep getting a ‘Fingerprint limit reached’ error on MacBook Pro, deleting and re-adding the fingerprints can help fix this glitch. Solution 3: Delete and Re-Add your Touch ID Fingerprints on MacBook Pro On the next window, tap the “Update” button to download and install any pending updates. To check for pending updates, open App Store in your MacBook Pro, and then click on “Updates” in the App Store toolbar.
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Solution 2: Update your Mac OS to macOS 11 Big SurĪ pending Mac OS update contains fixes for bugs on your system utilities, including for Touch ID. Make sure your fingers are clean and free from moisture, sweat, oils, injuries, and excess dryness.
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Issues with new fingerprint registration on Touch ID may arise due to placing unclean fingers on your sensor. How to Fix MacBook Pro Touch ID is Not Working Solution 1: Dry your Fingers Can’t add new fingerprints in the new MacBook Pro? Don’t throw your hands in the air before trying these simple solutions first. The good news is that there are many simple troubleshooting techniques to fix fingerprint registration issues on MacBook Pro. Glitches and other issues may also prevent the app from recognizing your registered fingerprints. You can register up to 5 fingerprint IDs on your Touch ID, but due to some glitches, the app can deny you some ID slots.
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