As I suspected.
In that case, "D" ought to work, but since it apparently didn't, try command-D.
By the way, why are you trying to boot into AHT? What's up with your MBP?
I tried Command D and it just restarted my computer and loaded everything up. I tried Option D and got the same thing with regular D.
My computer has been running very slowly for awhile now. I have quite a bit of
hard drive storage (I am only using 453G out or 500 G.) I haven't added any ram but why should I? I don't plays games and only surf and do email mostly. I used OnyX to clean stuff up but it doesn't help speed things up. I haven't added any new plug-ins in quite awhile. I'm stumped. So, I thought maybe my hard drive was going.
