Same thing happened to my last iMac. Good for ten minutes and then bogged down to the point where I couldn't call a menu up. It was nearly three years old, but I had the extended Apple warranty.
Sent it off to Apple and told them I thought it was the hard drive. They replaced the monitor, which wasn't faulty, with a faulty monitor! Grr! Gave it back to me with a dodgy monitor and the SAME hard drive.
After ten minutes... crashed again. Double Grr!
Phoned Apple - they sent someone to my house to replace the hard drive. That fixed it, but then I said "Now about this faulty monitor you just installed..."
He made a phone call. The next day a courier arrived with a brand new iMac. Bigger screen, bigger hard drive, more memory. Free!
So even the bad Apple stories have a happy ending.
Sent it off to Apple and told them I thought it was the hard drive. They replaced the monitor, which wasn't faulty, with a faulty monitor! Grr! Gave it back to me with a dodgy monitor and the SAME hard drive.
After ten minutes... crashed again. Double Grr!
Phoned Apple - they sent someone to my house to replace the hard drive. That fixed it, but then I said "Now about this faulty monitor you just installed..."
He made a phone call. The next day a courier arrived with a brand new iMac. Bigger screen, bigger hard drive, more memory. Free!
So even the bad Apple stories have a happy ending.

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