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Stuck on Apple Logo

Fix MacBooks stuck on the Apple logo or not booting properly.

From£99

About This Service

A MacBook stuck on the Apple logo during startup is one of the most stressful situations you can encounter. This symptom can indicate various issues ranging from software corruption to hardware failures. Our expert technicians diagnose the root cause and perform the appropriate repair, whether that involves reinstalling macOS, repairing disk permissions, replacing a failing storage drive, or fixing logic board issues. In most cases, we can recover your data even if the operating system needs to be reinstalled. We will always attempt to preserve your data and will inform you if this is not possible before proceeding with any repairs.

If your MacBook became stuck on the Apple logo after a macOS update, this is often a software issue that can be resolved without hardware repair. However, if it happened suddenly without any updates, it may indicate a failing storage drive or other hardware fault that requires component replacement.

What's Included

  • Boot failure diagnosis to identify root cause
  • Software repair including macOS reinstallation if needed
  • Disk repair and permissions fix
  • Storage drive health assessment
  • Data recovery and backup where possible
  • Hardware fault diagnosis and repair
  • NVRAM and SMC reset procedures
  • Full boot and stability testing after repair

Common Symptoms We Fix

If you are experiencing any of these issues, this service may be right for you:

  • MacBook stuck on Apple logo with spinning wheel
  • Progress bar stuck or not advancing during boot
  • MacBook restarts repeatedly during startup
  • Frozen on Apple logo with no progress indicator
  • Folder with question mark appears

What Makes Us Different

Access to industry standard equipment & software
Factory schematics and board diagrams for every model
Tested with Apple Diagnostics before & after repair
Fully trained and experienced Mac engineers
Free Insured, Tracked Royal Mail Special Delivery
Alarmed & CCTV protected store with Police response
1 Year Warranty on our work with every repair
Less than half the cost of repairing with Apple, on average

Book This Repair

Starting from£99

Price includes labour, parts, VAT, and insured delivery

Turnaround Time

2-5 business days (depending on cause)

Warranty

Full 1-year warranty on all repairs. Software-only repairs include 90-day support for reinstalled systems.

Free nationwide collection
Free insured return delivery
1 Year Warranty
No fix, no fee
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22,000+
Repairs Completed
14+
Years Experience

How Does the Process Work?

1

Book Your Repair

Select your issue, followed by your MacBook model, and receive a fixed quote. If you're happy to go ahead, make your booking - and we'll get the ball rolling on our end.

2

Package & Collect

Package your MacBook safely in a plain cardboard box with bubble wrap. On your chosen collection day, Royal Mail will attend, and bring a label addressed to our store.

3

Repaired & Returned

Your Mac will be assessed by our skilled technicians, and repaired as agreed. Once your Mac has passed testing & diagnostics, an invoice is emailed across; once paid, your Mac is posted the same day with Royal Mail Special Delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my MacBook stuck on the Apple logo?

This can be caused by corrupted macOS files, a failing storage drive, incompatible software, or hardware issues. The spinning wheel indicates the Mac is trying to load macOS but encountering problems.

Will I lose my data if my MacBook is stuck on the Apple logo?

In most cases, we can recover your data even if macOS needs to be reinstalled. We always attempt data preservation first and will inform you if this is not possible before proceeding with repairs.

How long does it take to fix a MacBook stuck on Apple logo?

Repair time depends on the cause. Software issues can often be resolved in 1-2 days, while hardware repairs may take 3-5 days. We will provide an accurate estimate after diagnosis.

Can I try to fix this myself before sending it for repair?

You can try booting into Safe Mode (hold Shift during startup) or Recovery Mode (hold Command+R) to run Disk Utility. If these do not work, professional diagnosis is recommended to avoid data loss.

Have more questions? Contact our team or visit our Knowledge Base.

Ready to Get Your MacBook Fixed?

Book your stuck on apple logo today and get your MacBook back to full working order. Free nationwide collection and delivery included.

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