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The background varies depending on the version it may be gray or blue (with or without little Finder faces in the background). Below the white square there's the text "Starting up." and the progress bar below. Below there's "Mac OS", with a "TM" trademark above "Mac". Inside that square there's an icon of a blue/cyan face with a large nose, causing it to look like two faces if you look closely, one of then looking at the screen and the other pointing at the left. Screen: On a gray background, a bordered gray square appears with another bordered square inside, filled in white. Nicknames: "The Finder Icon", "The Blue Face"

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Screen: On a dark graybackground, a bordered rectangle appears, with an icon of the computer and mouse on the left and the text "Welcome to Macintosh." in the center.Īvailability: Appears on Macintosh computers beginning with the Macintosh 128k (System 0.97), presumably ending with the release of System 7.5.5 due to the introduction of the next startup screen with Mac OS 7.6.

After the release of Mac OS System 3.0, this screen would appear before the next one, then before the 3rd logo in Mac OS 7.6Įditor's Note: It's a favorite of many Mac users and Apple fans alike.

PCI Power Macintoshes (1995-1998): An airy shattering/axe/glass breaking/ice breaking sound.Īvailability: Appears on all Macintosh computers running System 0.97 to Mac OS 9.2.1 (when using a Old World ROM Mac).

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Performa 6100 series (1994-1996): A car crash sound, ending with a firworks-like sound.

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Performa 5200/5300 Series & Macintoshes with PowerPC upgrade card (1995-1997): A dramatic three note brass fanfare followed by drumbeats and a cymbal crash, sounding like it was done by Garageband or Logic Pro X.

Quadra/Centris AV Series (1993-1994): A short, steady tempo tune.

Macintosh LC Series & Macintosh Classic II (1990-1996): A higher pitched version of the arpeggio played on a synth followed by four more notes.

Depending on the error, this suceeds either a short chord, a single note, or two notes.

Macintosh II and SE/30 (1987-1993): A synthesized guitar arpeggio.These chimes are nicknamed the "Chimes of Death": Startup Sound Variants: When the Sad Mac is displayed, depending on what Mac you're using, a noise will be heard in the background. The same chime would be used on newer and current Macs. iMac G3 & Power Macintosh G3 Blue & White (1998-2002): An even lower pitch and lower quality version of the Quadra/Centris AV chime.20th Anniversary Macintosh (1997-1998): An echoing light synth note.PCI Power Macintoshes (1996-1998): A lower pitch version of the same synth chime.Quadra/Centris AV Series (1993-1994): The trademark synth chime note that would later be used on newer computers.NuBus Power Macintoshes (1994-1996): A live guitar note.Macintosh Color Classic, Quadra/Centris Series and 68k Powerbooks (1991-1995): An airy keyboard note.Macintosh LC Series & Macintosh Classic II (1990-1996): A quiet synth note.Macintosh II & Macintosh SE/30 (1987-1991): A synthesized guitar note.Macintosh 128K, 512K, Plus, SE and Classic (1984-1992): A beeping sound.Startup Sound (Music/Sounds): The trademark Apple note has been known to evolve during the course of the Happy Mac startup, these include:

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Starting with the release of Mac OS X 10.0, the Happy Mac became flatter and the rainbow spinning wait cursor (commonly known as the"spinning beach ball/pin wheel of death") appears on the top right corner.

Starting with Mac OS 8.5 to 10.1 Puma, the background is gray, and the Happy Mac icon of the 1st logo appears, but colored.

Also, on older models like the Macintosh Plus, the Sad Mac has a checkerboard pattern around the icon instead of a black background, making the icon look like it has a gray border/background around it. This is called the "Sad Mac", which was used in 1984 to 2002.

Whenever the Macintosh has a severe error, (or happen to press the interrupt switch on the side of some Macs) It will display a black background with the same image of the Macintosh, but it will be displaying a frown, has X's over its eyes and a different nose.

Screen: On a gray background, an icon of a Macintosh with a happy face on the screen appears.

For the Mac OS 8.5 variant: "The Colored Happy Mac".

For the error variant: "The Sad Mac" The Mac from Hell/Of doom.