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I backed up my Mac book air and then transferred it to my new Mac book pro. I left it over night and the battery died. I plugged it in and when it started it said Choose Network. I chose the network and after about 30 minutes I got a symbol with a globe and a symbol and a Apple support address. It won't go past that screen no matter what I do
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.2
I've tried and it always goes back to the Choose Network screen and I can not do anything else. Since I transferred everything on the back up to my new MacBook Pro, could it have wiped out the OS? I did not clear anything off, I was going to do that today so I could send it in as a trade in. Worked perfectly yesterday.
I've tried and it always goes back to the Choose Network screen and I can not do anything else. Since I transferred everything on the back up to my new MacBook Pro, could it have wiped out the OS? I did not clear anything off, I was going to do that today so I could send it in as a trade in. Worked perfectly yesterday.
Hello,
The "globe and a symbol" indicates your Mac tried to start up Recovery OS but could not. The below article gives details and next steps.
About macOS Recovery on Intel-based Mac computers - Apple Support
"If you see the globe and alert symbol, try these solutions:
, if available.If you still need help, please contact Apple Support."
I hope this helps.
Mac book air will not go past choose network on startup
