So I attempted to boot from my own Snow Leopard DVD, then I started getting three beep errors. I thought this was going to be an easy case of erase-and-install. My friend did not have the password to get into the machine and no original system disc. They were given the computer by someone who didn't want it. I'm working on a Macbook pro 15 A1278 for a friend. MacBook Pro i7 8GB - iPhone 4, Mac OS X (10.6.7) MacBook Pro :: 3 Beeps On Start Up? Mar 22, 2012 I then booted up this morning with a full battery and the boot up took a lot longer than normal - maybe around 3 minutes on the spinning logo, and then finally booted - are these all worrying signs?
This i7 is coming up to its first year (which I think is covered by Apple?) and I *think* this maybe a memory issue? If it is, and my Mac is covered, then by a sheer stroke of luck, I decided to get Apple to fit the 8GB memory at the time of purchase (bad I know! and I don't usually do that) BUT that would mean that Apple fitted the memory upgrade and I haven't touched anything myself.
However this time, I had the frozen screen saver, and a continuous 3 beeps which I've never had before in a loop? I then re-pressed the power switch on the Macbook and it rebooted fine and seems ok. I get a frozen screen saver which is normal, while the progress bar finds it feet back on power. My Macbook Pro battery had run down (it does quite a bit) so I rebooted with the power inserted.
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