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When you reinstall your Apple OS X, you may occasionally encounter an error. When the user has finished the recovery and the hard drive is unmounted, it erases the data. The user has shut down the computer after the data is erased and when the computer restarts and goes into recovery by setting a rotating image that indicates a Apple Error 5010F on Mac.
Typically, error code 5010F may appear on the screen when a user tries to renew the Mac operating system. However, reinstalling the operating system may be one of the best ways to troubleshoot technical issues such as removing persistent malware or attempting to quickly run your computer. The 5010F error is displayed when you press Command + Option + R to start the Internet recovery function and the operating system is being reinstalled. This prevents users from accessing the Utilities menu and users can not reinstall the operating system.
Causes of the Apple MacBook 5010f error code
- Full installation of MAC OS X
- Interruption on the Internet during reinstallation
- Catalog file node issues
- Corrupt header files
- virus infection
- Some incomplete installation application
- Unfinished uninstallation of malicious or corrupted files
Solution to solve Apple Error 5010F
Solution 1: Fix 5010F error code using different internet connection
Check the internet connection properly as an interruption should be caused. You can run OS X Internet Recovery over Wi-Fi if you connect with WPA or WPA2 security. If there is no option on your Wi-Fi network for this, you can use an Ethernet connection instead of Wi-Fi.
Solution 2: Reinstall Mac OS using macOS Utilities Make sure to install the correct version of MAC OS X.
- Turn on the device and hold down Option, Command, and R until the Apple logo appears.
- When the Utility window appears, you can know that the startup is complete.
- Use Disk Utility to clean your boot and hard drive, as well as other internal hard drives. Select your drive name and click Clear.
- On the Format menu, select Mac OS Extended, then APFS. Type the name of your disk and click Clear.
Solution 3: Reset NVRAM on a Mac computer
NVRAM (non-volatile RAM) is a small part of the Mac memory that stores certain parameters in a macOS-accessible location. NVRAM stores information such as speaker volume, screen resolution, boot disk selection, and all recent kernel panic reports. To reset the NVRAM, shut down the Mac. Turn it on, and after listening to a charging chime, press and hold the Option, Command, P and R buttons simultaneously. Keep holding this combination for at least 20 seconds. Your computer should appear to restart.
Solution 4: Run a strong virus scan to repair the viruses that infect the system.
A virus attack can cause error code 5010f in MacBook. You can solve this problem by running a full scan of your Mac system with a powerful antivirus program.
