Press Command + R to restart your MacBook Open Disk Utility Tap on First Aid > Repair Disk Permissions For macOS Siera and newer: # Update corrupt software applications Reboot your computer If you cannot reinstall or update software, uninstall or delete software applications and use app-installer to remove corrupted files altogether Fix disk permissions #įaulty disk permissions can also cause kernel problems. If the problem is not resolved, you can always try to reinstall your software again. Hold down the shift button until you see Safe Modeīack up everything on an external hard drive Update your software Yes, it looks like a lot of job, but let’s go one by one, and you will understand how easy it is. Sometimes, the software that you installed is not compatible with your MacBook causing you issues with restarting.
If, however, restart occurs again, you will need to check your RAM and hard drive. Connect devices one by one back and try to troubleshoot the problem and see which one of them is causing you issues.
If your device doesn’t restart again, you know that the problem is with one of your external devices. If you have recently installed new RAM, a hard drive, printer, or similar peripheral device, it could happen that such device is not compatible with your MacBook, and that’s what’s causing you issues. Let’s go through several problems together and see how you can resolve each of them quickly. Most common reasons for MacBook restarting: Whenever your OS experiences a fatal internal error or bootup, and it’s not possible to safely recover and continue, you will be informed that your device needs to reboot. Yes, I know, it sounds scary, but it’s not that bad. Whenever you install new software, it can lead to “kernel panic” that leads to unexpected restarts of your device. Why MacBook Keeps Restarting? #Īs mentioned, there could be numerous reasons why your MacBook is restarting on Startup.
Some of the solutions might include resetting your device to factory settings, which means a loss of everything you have installed. Note: Before starting, if possible, try backing up your device on an external hard drive. Hopefully, by the end of this short guide, you will be able to troubleshoot the problem yourself and resolve it successfully. There are a vast amount of reasons why your MacBook could be restarting, but I’ve decided to cover some of the main ones for you.
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