What could be causing the -1005F error when I do a recovery reboot?

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MacBook Pro 13" Retina Display Early 2013

2.6 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.2 GHz) with 3 MB shared L3 cache. Released February 13, 2013.

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Gepost: 25 mrt. 2022

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What could be causing the -1005F error when I do a recovery reboot?

I installed an updated logic board and since then, my wifi has been reading “no hardware installed” and when I try to reboot to reinstall the OS, I get the -1005F error. Any way around this?

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When you say updated logic board, you mean a logic board for a newer model or one with better specs?

25 mrt. 2022 door Alisha C

Yes. I'm trying to run diagnostics on my Macbook Pro 13" Early 2013, but it's giving me -1005F error whether I use D or Option-D command. Please help! My wifi is showing "No Hardware Installed". I tried resetting NVRAM and SMC to no avail. I can't boot in recovery mode to reinstall the OS without getting the error either. I also am unable to log into iCloud on the computer. It say's "You cannot sign in to iCloud because there was a problem verifying the identity of this Mac. Try restarting your Mac and signing in again." I did update the logic board, as the original from late 2012 had water damage. I updated it from an EMC 2557 from late 2012 to an EMC 2672 from early 2013. Since they are both A1425 models, I had read they would be compatible. Is this what's causing the issue?

25 mrt. 2022 door Schneider Family

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When you say updated logic board, you mean a logic board for a newer model or one with better specs? — Alisha C
Yes. I'm trying to run diagnostics on my Macbook Pro 13" Early 2013, but it's giving me -1005F error whether I use D or Option-D command. Please help! My wifi is showing "No Hardware Installed". I tried resetting NVRAM and SMC to no avail. I can't boot in recovery mode to reinstall the OS without getting the error either. I also am unable to log into iCloud on the computer. It say's "You cannot sign in to iCloud because there was a problem verifying the identity of this Mac. Try restarting your Mac and signing in again." I did update the logic board, as the original from late 2012 had water damage. I updated it from an EMC 2557 from late 2012 to an EMC 2672 from early 2013. Since they are both A1425 models, I had read they would be compatible. Is this what's causing the issue? — Schneider Family