I have the same problem too and I have tried the PRAM (the one that you did) yet, but when I hit the restart button, it closes all the app and then the dock stays there and iMac stay there too and doing nothing, even after you don't touch it, it goes to sleep and if you move the mouse or touch the keyboard it wake up and still there. If I open for example Safari at that state, it try to do the restart again and this time everything will be gone and just a gray screen I can see and again nothing will happen.

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Then, you can read on and Fix the 'Mac won't boot after update' issue after you have successfully got data from the drive. Reset the PRAM / NVRAM NVRAM refers to special memory sections on your Mac that store data that persists even when the Mac is shut off, such as volume settings and screen resolution. Resetting that data isn't harmful! In some cases, after performing this step, your Mac will restart normally. • Restart your Mac • Hold down all of these keys: 'Command', 'Option', 'P' and 'R', and turn on the Mac. (It's the same keys to reset the PRAM). • Keep holding the keys down until you hear the Mac restart again.

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