

After the Mac machine boots into Safe Mode, it will run in a pure environment without hardware malfunction or other startup issues. Macs that are stuck on Apple's logo at times can only be resolved by force restarting. If your Apple-silicon-based Mac is stuck on the Apple logo, you can call Apple support for assistance. If you install or upgrade macOS, a iMac/MacBook that's stuck on the loading screen can also occur. If the procedure is complete, go back to the macOS Recovery tab and select the option to reinstall macOS. Select the startup disk you want to delete and click on Erase, then select the startup disk you want to delete and click on Erase. Although it boots, press and hold the Command + R Once the Apple logo appears, start the Mac and click the keys. Select Restore From Time Machine Backup Select Restore From Time Machine Backup Please Restore From Time Machine Backup. Make sure that you have your Time Machine drive connected.

mbr_cache/old Some users reported that this set of commands worked for them, so be sure to try them. Alternatively, you might try the following commands in the Terminal: cd/Volumes/Macintosh/mv. install -uw / sync reboot turn on your iMac and press and hold Command + S reboot Check if you can boot to your machine after running these commands If the Terminal opens, try these commands: o.

IMacs are wonderful machines, but even great computers can have issues.
