How to Fix a Mac That Stops on Blue/Gray Screen at Startup

Mac startup issues can arise in any form, but getting halt at the gray screen can be counted amongst the most troublesome as there can be many possible causes. Additionally, there are many Mac problems that get confused for the blue or gray screen startup problem.

This can happen anytime, thus leaving you frustrated and troubleshooting it is not an easy task. Let's learn how to configure it-

One of the main issues of gray or blue screen during startup is due to incompatible hardware linked to the device. This could be a printer, a USB hub or an external hard drive. So, disconnect every device except the mouse and keyboard. And then restart the computer.
In case, if no external device has been the root cause and your Mac still won't boot, then you have to dig a bit deeper to know the cause.

Safe Boot lets your Mac to boot up with minimum amount of drivers required to make it work, simultaneously it checks your hard disk in the process. For doing this, start up your computer while holding Shift key until the Apple logo appears. If it doesn't start normally then give a closer look to hard drive.

• Boot up your computer while holding down Command+R. This will boot the Mac into diagnostic mode.
• Choose the Disk Utility option.
• Select the hard drive and click Verify. Wait till the Disk utility finish running.
• Click Repairs if issues pop up.
•  Click Repair Permissions if nothing pops up and wait for Disk Utility to examine or review your hard drive again.
• Go ahead and reboot if Disk Utility finds and repairs some issue.

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