How to Run Apple Diagnostics on Your Mac: Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to run Apple Diagnostics to check your Mac's hardware quickly and easily. Follow these steps to troubleshoot hardware issues.
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To run Apple diagnostics, firstly, shut down your Mac. Then, turn it on and immediately press and hold the `D` key on your keyboard. Keep it held down until you see a screen asking you to choose your language. After selecting your language, Apple Diagnostics will begin automatically, checking your Mac's hardware and providing a report. If issues are found, it will offer solutions or support options. It's a handy tool for troubleshooting hardware problems.
FAQs & Answers
- What does Apple Diagnostics test on my Mac? Apple Diagnostics checks your Mac’s hardware components like the logic board, memory, and wireless components to identify possible hardware issues.
- Can I run Apple Diagnostics on every Mac model? Apple Diagnostics is available on most Macs released since June 2013, but some older models use a similar tool called Apple Hardware Test.
- What should I do if Apple Diagnostics finds an issue? If issues are detected, Apple Diagnostics will provide recommended solutions and offer support options to help you resolve the hardware problem.