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  If I move my pictures from my macbook air to the icloud storage remove them from my disk hard mac without them moved from the icloud?

  Hello there, bfo4nne.

  Looks like you are trying to manage your iCloud-storage space to save space on the hard drive of your MacBook Air. The following Knowledge Base article provides a well rounded explanation of managing storage iCloud:

  Manage your iCloud-storage space

  Thank you for reaching out to the communities of Apple Support.

  Sincerely.

• Bootcamp only gives me the option to install the secondary internal SSD flash disk. Mac Pro mid-2010

  I have a Mac Pro (mid 2010) and spin El Capitan (10.11.5). I have an SSD that I boot OSX of. I have a 4 TB harddrive that store data on. And I just installed a Virgin SSD (same type as my drive OSX) I want to install Windows 8 on. When you run Bootcamp, it only gives me the option to install Windows on my hard drive of 4 TB. He's going right to the start screen of the screen asking me how large, I would like to partition. No SSD is given as an option. The new SSD is shown in disk utility and in the Finder. I tried to format it in FAT, ExFAT, and OS X Extended, but it is not yet appear in bootcamp. I also tried to boot from the installation DVD, but nothing seemed to happen. What should I do?

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• Mac Pro (2013) will not wake up from sleep after that put 10.11.2 up-to-date

  Problem:

  After that Mac Pro goes to sleep, keyboard and mouse enter don't wake him. Disconnect and reconnect the monitor will not help either. Unplug the monitor wouldn't be helped either. Hotkeys to stop will not help either. (I use Mac since 1986, so I know more tricks). The only thing I can do to start to use my Mac is again holding down the button of physical power for five seconds and make a hard stop.

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  He has already hit a critical delivery photography and currently affects a submission of work for the city.

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  Hi friends,

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• How can I change lightroom 5 previews smart on the book of mac pro (mbp) when lightroom master image files 5 are on my external hard drive is disconnected from the mbp

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• Current recommendations to replace my aging STARTUP DISK in my Mac Pro 4-core (mid-2006) 2.66 GHz?

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• I deleted the boot camp trying to resize the hard drive on my mac pro book. now, the computer does not start without a bootable device, which I don't have, and any download must be on a windows machine. Can anyone help

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  2 have you tried local restore or recovery of the Internet? - OS X: on OS X Recovery - Apple Support . Mac with built-in optical drives may need 'Gray' disks to boot the system.

• Pulls plug wrong Mac Pro?

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  3. I pulled the power cord from the power source.  It worked.  Then I reconnected the power cord and started my Mac Pro using the "switch".  Question: I did a lot of damage to my Mac Pro by pulling on the supply cord to stop my Mac?  Do you think I should buy and install a new hard drive?

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• Built in hard drives not recognized Mac pro 2010

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  -Display in System Profiler under SATA/SATA Express?

  OS X: about system information and System Profiler - Apple Support

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT203001

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  Have you tried to move to another Bay sleds?

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• Rental short term for the Mac Pro Tower - transplant ramdisk hard

  Hello

  I am a composer based in the United Kingdom and use round of mid-2010 Mac Pro 8 Core (2 x 2.4 GHz) Intel Xeon with 64 GB RAM and four SSD drives.

  I am going to Los Angeles for a project of long months of work in July and need a same computer set up to use while I'm there.  It's too expensive/complicated to ship my computer to the United States, then I'll probably rent a machine in Los Angeles.

  I found in a place that I can rent a tower 2012 Mac Pro 12-Core (2.4 GHz) with 16 GB of RAM, and I wondered: if I take my four SSD drives and my RAM modules, then I simply transplant these pieces into the 12 basic machine and start as my home machine?  Or must I buy an additional empty SSD and use the Migration Wizard to clone my main boot drive?

  I've never done this before, so I don't know if the boot drive will recognize that it is connected to a computer with a different motherboard etc.

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  Change the RAM and the disc should be fine. I would take the sleds with your SSD and just slid the old sleigh and do drag in your.

• Mac Pro 2013 does not connect to the hard G technology drive

  Hello

  I recently bought a Mac Pro and I am trying to transfer files from my hard drive mini 1 TB of G technology itself. The files came from a backup who was recently transferred to my 2011 macbook pro. I tried using cord USB 3.0 for the Mac Pro doesn't have a firewire plugs, but it does not recognize my hard drive. The hard drive is not showing any signs of work because I don't hear the fans turn on the player. The hard drive connects perfectly to my macbook pro via firewire, so should I buy a bolt of lightning for this firewire adapter? I really hope that I don't need to buy a new external, but I'd love to hear a few options for this issue, it would be greatly appreciated.

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  Neither the Web site

  ve http://www.g-Technology.com/Products/g-Drive-Mini-1-TB-External-Desktop-Hard-DRI

  give the voltage of power

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• 2007 Mac Pro HD hard drive enclosure?

  Hi, I have a 2007 Mac Pro, which I was not able to use for more than a year because my monitor has ceased to recognize it after that I tried upgrading my OS.  It may be a graphics card problem. I do not know.  I didn't spend the money on a new graphics card for such an old computer, and I already have a newer laptop now.

  At this point, I want to just put my old Mac Pro HD in an external enclosure so I can hope to access my data again.  I bought a box at Amazon based on previous research, but after the opening of the Mac Pro and looking at the HDs, the speaker, I purchased seems to be quite the size wrong.

  The HD is a Western Digital Caviar SE16.  Can someone tell me what kind of HD casing, I can get this would be?  I want to really just to get my old files and be done with the old Mac Pro.

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

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  The Western Digital Caviar SE16 is a SATA standard 3 1/2 inches.

  Any attachment for a SATA 3 1/2 inch will work.

  What case did you buy?

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