Macbook Pro Updates halfway then shuts off

[WorldDominator]

I have a macbook pro and it is trying to install an update when I turn it on and it shuts down like halfway through the update every time. I have tried booting into safe mode or running disk utility but it does not work. Any ideas?

[Gofspar]

u kilt it m9

[WorldDominator]

u kilt it m9

Thanks for not helping

[RossMadness]

Have you run Apple Hardware Test to make sure there isn't a physical error?

Also, what happened when you booted into Safe Mode?

I would next recommend resetting the PRAM. To do this, right after you power on the computer, hold down CMD+OPtion+P+R until the computer restarts. Once it restarts, release the keys.

[Bussinateur]

Are you plugging in your AC power adapter? 

 

And what update is this?

[Geekazoid]

u kilt it m8

[WorldDominator]

Have you run Apple Hardware Test to make sure there isn't a physical error?

Also, what happened when you booted into Safe Mode?

I would next recommend resetting the PRAM. To do this, right after you power on the computer, hold down CMD+OPtion+P+R until the computer restarts. Once it restarts, release the keys.

I'm not sure what that is. I can't get into safe mode, it just tries to update and then it shuts off.

[RossMadness]

What are you not sure about? The Apple Hardware Test? It's a built-in diagnostic tool. After you hit the power button, hold down D (before the Apple Startup chime) and it will boot into AHT. If you want the most up to date version, you can use online AHT. To do that, plug an ethernet cable into the Mac and hold down Opt+D. 

Did you do the PRAM reset?

[WorldDominator]

What are you not sure about? The Apple Hardware Test? It's a built-in diagnostic tool. After you hit the power button, hold down D (before the Apple Startup chime) and it will boot into AHT. If you want the most up to date version, you can use online AHT. To do that, plug an ethernet cable into the Mac and hold down Opt+D. 

Did you do the PRAM reset?

I did the extended hardware test and I had nothing come up. I have not reset the PRAM.

[WorldDominator]

What are you not sure about? The Apple Hardware Test? It's a built-in diagnostic tool. After you hit the power button, hold down D (before the Apple Startup chime) and it will boot into AHT. If you want the most up to date version, you can use online AHT. To do that, plug an ethernet cable into the Mac and hold down Opt+D. 

Did you do the PRAM reset?

I did the PRAM reset and it's still not working.