


Whatever that problem is may be the ROOT cause of the downloading problem you are now having.

Depending on when it was manufactured.Ģ) if you already downloaded and installed Lion a week, or so, ago why are you doing it again? What problem did or are you having that is making you re-install? The the Early "Mid" year 2011 models came with both version of OS X, Snow Leopard and Lion. Lion came out in June I think and then the late 2011 models came out in October. Early 2011 models were released in February 2011. But the Early 2011 models originally had Snow Leopard Pre-Installed until Lion came out. WiFi only shows when there is no Ethernet cable connected and it shows during the Boot Process so you can chose and log in to your WiFi SSID.ġ) Right you more then likely bought it with Lion Pre-Installed. It got to over 50% but failed at some point with this error Why are these issues now?Īnyway, I'll disable the Wi-Fi and retry Online Recovery with my Ethernet cable.ĮDIT: So the Online Recovery went better this time (without Wi-Fi, just wired). As I mentioned in the original post, I already successfully redownloaded and reinstalled Lion once before about a week ago. While I could be wrong, I swear it came with Lion preinstalled because I've been running OS OX lion 10.7.5 for a while now (it said so in the About This Mac window).Ģ.
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I bought this MacBook Pro shortly before this past summer. Here are a couple of things I find interesting ġ. I will have to retry this and disable Wi-Fi first (in the Command+R menu). However, while in the Online Recovery menu, there was no Wi-Fi symbol anywhere (for me to turn off) so I'm not sure if the MacBook automatically detected the cable and used that as the internet source of if it was still on Wi-Fi. I did have an internet cable plugged in while trying the Online Recovery method.
