The logo has its own part number with Apple and can actually be ordered as a spare part for. The black bitten Apple was used by the brand for several years but became official only after the release of iMac. The arched logo is a separate element, sunken in the grey plastic. Is it possible the HD has failed? Would that also explain the missing logo?Īny ideas from anyone with a similar problem? I've Google'd different variations of the problem, but can't find anything except problems with the Apple logo present. The Apple logo was renewed in 1998, and this is when the rainbow version was replaced by its monochrome twin. It should be used in place of this PNG file when not inferior. File:Apple logo grey.svg is a vector version of this file. The new logo was a translucent grey that matched the colour of the first iMac, which they launched in 1998. Other resolutions: 240 × 240 pixels 480 × 480 pixels 669 × 669 pixels. I've read that the missing logo might mean a problem with firmware, but I can't see any way to fix that without OS X installed. The previous rainbow logo, designed by Rob Janoff, was replaced with a new, sleeker logo that complemented Apples new design language. It seems like these options are functioning, but nothing is working after that. The official Apple logo colors are black and grey, the rainbow version of the apple logo was replaced in 1998 by its monochrome twin.The logo is a symbol of. If I try to reset the PRAM it does reboot correctly and chime again, but no other change. Same thing if I tried to boot from CD, the CD spins for a while, but then nothing. If I try safe mode, nothing happens, white screen, no change as long as I try it.
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If I hold Option to try and get a list of drives (with or without the install cd) it gives me a working mouse cursor, but never gives me any drives. An update of the problem and a partial work-around: the Mac mini (mid 2011, not mid 2010 as I original thought the memory is 2 x 1 GB) will not get past the grey Apple logo screen (no progress bar) on any normal restart but will boot via Verbose Mode (Command + V after the turning-on chime sounds or Windows + V, on a USB keyboard).
I've left it like this for a while and nothing happens. No apple logo, or spinning gear, no other icons, just gray. When I hit the power button, the chime plays, and the screen turns light gray or white, and then stays there. On iPhone 6s or earlier: Press and hold Sleep/Wake button and Home button simultaneously. Initially I suspected hard-drive corruption and went about trying to remedy that. On iPhone 7 (Plus): Press and hold both Volume Down button and Sleep/Wake button until you see the recovery mode screen. The boot would progress through the grey screen with the Apple logo and spinner, but just when it seems it should have switched to the login screen the Apple logo and spinner would disappear and hang on a blank grey screen. I'm not sure if this might be a hardware or OS problem or this is in the right category, but I'm hoping someone can help me out with a problem I'm having with a friend's Macbook. Press and hold down Side button until you see recovery mode screen.
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