You should try each, one at a time, then test to see if the problem is fixed before going on to the next.īe sure to backup your files before proceeding if possible. Has anyone got a clue of what might be the cause of this? Faulty HDD? Motherboard? RAM? Why did it work fine running El Capitan? And why is it freezing in recovery mode? I’ve run the hardware test about 10 times as well, everthing is fine.Īs you’ve probably figured out, I have not been able to save any of the panic reports. I don’t have a second mac, nor do I know anyone that owns one, so I cannot make a bootable drive. I’ve reset the SMC and NVRAM at least 10 times just today, no luck. I’ve run the repair disk at least three times. I’ve seriously tried this around 25 Times today, which is extremely time consuming considering it takes 5-20 minutes to get into the recovery mode. I’ve tried re-installing, the download starts, but won’t get far in those ten seconds before it freezes again. The freeze occurs even if I don’t touch the computer.
I managed to erase and partition the Macintosh HD once, rest of the times I haven’t been fast enough before the freeze. After about ten seconds, the MacBook freezes entirely. Now: I can’t boot from the recovery partition, I have to use internet recovery. It boots, I get logged in, five-ten seconds later it reboots, displaying the “your computer restarted because of a problem.”-message. (During this time, I restarted the Mac about five times just to make sure it booted properly). Upgraded to High Sierra, kept it awake and running for two days straight. Three days ago, I gave it a last go, and I don’t know what happened, but I was able to reinstall El Capitan, ran it for some hours. I wasn’t even able to reinstall the first 20+ Attempts, due to kernel panics.
A couple of weeks passed, then it got unbearable. Then upgraded to Sierra, which started giving kernel panics pretty soon, updated to High Sierra, kernel panic frequency stayed the same. I started with El Capitan, trying to rule out hardware errors, used it for half a day without troubles.
It then escalated to the point that I decided to reinstall.
Then, after updating to High Sierra, I started getting kernel panics with different reports every time a few times per day. It came with El Capitan, worked like a charm, the same goes for Sierra. My MacBook Pro 13” (Early 2015) is malfunctioning.
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