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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

  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

  1. did you remove Bootcamp using disk utility?

  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.

• I connected an external hard drive to my MAC pro. I want to delete a folder, but there is that no move to trash option shows the jury. Kindly help me on this.

  I connected an external hard drive to my MAC pro. I want to delete a folder, but there is that no move to trash option shows the jury. Kindly help me on this.

  In the Finder, right-click on the drive and select information. Under sharing and permissions have read and write privileges?

• Error 6 when I connect in photoshop CS4, after the replacement of my hard drive on my mac pro. How to reactivate my

  I replaced my hard drive on my mac pro and now when I try to use my photoshop CS4 app, I get error 6. How can I fix it?

  When you transfer products Adobe sauvegardΘ on Mac, it breaks licenses.

  The simple way to solve this problem is to reinstall.

  There is also a python script License repair that you run the Terminal in OSX application.

  Here's a screenshot for this guide: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1714695

  Start the #11 message and carefully study everything first, before applying the patch.

• Mac pro 2008 to slow down, or may not start, but starting in safe mode

  HI dudes. I have a Mac pro 2008 with yosemite.

  I can't boot into normal mode, but it's ok in safe mode.

  I changed the hd, do a clean install, but still the same.

  Sometimes (days), it starts up fine, but the other days not, or if it boot is so sloooowww if a type of something, maybe 7 characters, it takes about 30 seconds to display on the screen.

  I'm putting a radeon hd 4890 to see if the problem is the graph (due to the fact that the mac works fine in safe mode) now my graphics card is ati 2600 256 MB

  I don't know what to try next, I'm desperate

  PS: Sorry for my bad English, I'm from the Spain.

  Yes, could be a bad graphics card.

  I would also like to run Apple Hardware Test

  Using Apple Hardware Test - Apple Support

  you will need one of the original disks supplied with the Mac

• PCIe crush on Mac Pro 2008

  Hi all

  Looking for a PCIe card compatible thunderbolt 2 thunderbolt drives put in my Mac Pro 2008 Tower. Possible? Recommend?

  Thank you

  BB

  There is no such cards and until Intel control tokens required to implement love at first sight, it will never be. You do not miss anything. They do not exist.

  Love at first sight, a computer to use leaving the factory "shot of lightning-ready". There is little this computer manufactured by Acer - but they're just computers of ThunderBolt where sight of material has been placed on an optional daughter card, and then were made optional save money.

• Mac Pro 2008 RAM Upgrade

  Hello

  My Early 2008 Mac Pro (3,1) currently has 6 GB of RAM (two 1 GB sticks) and two sticks of 2 GB and I bought a pair of used ram (800 MHz DDR2, who works with the Mac Pro 2008 according to the announcement on Ebay) to take up to 8 GB. I have a Kingston 2 GB key and a broken stick of the same type to complete the configuration. I followed the instructions on the Apple support page and inserted the two sticks of working and broken in the memory card top of the page, and when I turned on the machine, it is detected that the map background (which had the pair of 2GB that was already in the machine) about this Mac. After the reinstallation of the new RAM, the fans in the machine began to turn to the maximum, and the machine hung on the Apple logo. I tried a few different configurations (including the replacement of one of the existing 2 GB sticks with the new work), which caused the machine hang or the memory card, they were to not be detected. I have now deleted the new RAM temporarily, and the machine works fine.

  Any suggestions as to why this is happening? I'm under El Capitan 10.11.4.

  installing new RAM check the smaller units of new RAM by itself, has increased the confidence that we CAN work, prior to mixing and matching with your RAM existing. This reduces the problem to the size.

• Can I install two graphics on MAC Pro 2008

  I can install two graphics on MAC Pro 2008 cards, and if possible it can cause problems?

  Yes. Just not the slot 1 (double-width slot) and slot 2 are 16 x and Gen 2. Slots 3 and 4 are 4 x Gen 1.1 so not good for graphics cards.

  Note also that even the graphics cards require one or even 2 power connectors to THE but the mac has only 2 available

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

  Hello old friends!

  Common sense, to the age of my current BOOT DRIVE (320GB) and the recent difficulties of start-up tell me I should replace the DISK to BOOT in my Mac Pro 4 - core (mid-2006) 2.66 GHz ASAP - in fact, immediately. 

  I do NOT need more capacity.  Currently I have a 320 with 225 available GB boot drive.  However, I do understand that there may be nothing in this range of low capacity available out there more.  I was buy new disks for the other three bays, and they are 1 and 2 TB of disk.

  Should I buy a big for my boot drive?  Should I consider a SSD?  I want to less than $100 or more.

  Living in a fog of permanent brain due to the M.E., encephalomyelitis myalgic for years and not confident in my ability to pick a player of the moment, alas.

  Advice on make and model, the same source, will be more appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  How about this one from OWC?

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/item/Seagate/ST1000DM003/

  Seagate

  1.0 TB Desktop hard drive

  3.5 inches. Hard drive SATA 6.0 GB/s | 7200 RPM | 64 MB Cache

  1.0 TB Desktop hard drive

  MFR P/N: ST1000DM003

  OWC SKU: SEAST1000DM003

  64 MB Cache 7200 RPM
  SATA Revision 3.0 6 Gbps (3.0 Gb/s and 1.5 Gbit/s compatibility)
  3.5-inch hard drive. Limited 2-year warranty Seagate

• Built in hard drives not recognized Mac pro 2010

  Hi all. At work, I have a Mac Pro 2010 tour which has two built in disks, running 10.10.5. Recently, the computer is not recognizing its own built in disks. The keyboard eject button will not open any of them, nor will be the eject option in the menu bar - he thinks that there are no drives connected. It is a work computer, and we'd love to have this feature back. Thanks in advance!

  

  Are they after reboot:

  -Display in Disk Utility?

  -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

  Have you tried pulling sleds and reintegrate them?

  Have you tried to move to another Bay sleds?

  Try resetting the SMC

  Reset of the management system (SCM) on your Mac controller

• Can I add another hard drive to my Mac Pro?

  End of 2013

  3.7 GHz quad core Xeon E5

  16 GB of ram

  500 GB Flash

  Ive run out of hard drive space. Can I add another flash drive or is it better to buy an external hard drive? If external which is more reliable Thunderbolt or USB 3?

  Go on everymac.com and find your model of Mac Pro for a good list of specifications and upgrade opportunities.

  I know "reliable." Limits of reliability are probably based on the envelope model and model also in car inside (not always easy to find) rather than the type of connection. Thunderbolt is probably faster but still a somewhat unusual connector to find so if you are looking for less cotly a USB3 will be cheaper and there will be more models available. Make sure you know that there is a reliable drive inside.

• Impossible to 'System' to defrag Portion of the hard disk on Windows 7 Pro or Windows 8 Pro dvt7-3000

  I have a laptop HP Pavilion dvt7-3000 CTO that has a single disk drive hard 500 GB.  The operating system has been improved in Windows7 Pro (64-bit) to Windows 8 Pro (64-bit), but the problem occurs in both operating systems.  When conducting the defragmentation of the different hard disks (C:\ D:\, HP tools and system), the percent of the "System" drive which is fragmented never changes, while the % fragmented adequately for other readers going to 0%.  Over time, the system part of the hard disk rose to 27% fragmented.  How to defragment this drive?

  Hello

  The system partition contains the boot files and recovery for Windows 7 environment and should not be défragmentée.  It will always appear to be fragmented and it is quite normal - force this partition defragment would almost certainly avoid the Windows startup.  In addition, the fragmentation in this small partition has absolutely no effect on performance.

  For much the same reasons, the recovery partitions or HP_TOOLS must be défragmentées.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Mac Pro 2008 No. Startup Manager Access/Gray screen on startup

  I'm in a difficult situation and hoping a Ninja Mac can give a helping hand.

  Had a RAM issue (is no longer recognized a pair of memory modules in a 2008 Mac Pro, El Capitan), and among the troubleshooting steps, I did a PRAM reset (press / hold down ALT + CMD + P + R during startup) just to see if it could resolve. Unfortunately, the Mac would not start in front of a gray-white screen with a flashing icon of folder/question mark. Returned never me to get there.

  I had read that resetting the PRAM the disc start, among other things, may need to be reset afterwards, and this seems to be the case. Looked this solution and kept diligently press Option key during startup. This time, no folder icon, instead a sensitive cursor, but nothing else. Gray-white screen only, no boot manager to select the startup disk is suitable.

  I also tried the following...

  1. Starting in the Diagnostic Mode... Gray screen.
  2. Restore/recovery... Gray screen.
  3. Reset the SMC... Gray screen.
  4. Enter Safe Mode... Gray screen.

  OS (and apps) on flash PCI cards. All files are on hard disks in the 4-Bay, as well as a player flash remains connected to a (used as a scratch of PS) free SATA port. So I can't really share, but I wonder if I shoot all readers it would require a search for another source?

  I create an El Capitan USB boot (currently copy with createinstallmedia), but don't expect that it will offer what anyone else that its use is based on access to the Startup Manager at startup..., that I can't do. There are the graphics on the screen (missing folder icon, mobile mouse cursor) so can not imagine a video problem.

  Looking forward to enter here.

  Success!

  I created a USB bootable OS X installer using these instructionsand createinstallmedia. After some messing around with the Terminal syntax USB was ready to go. My concern, however, was that the operating instructions required by selecting the drive of the Startup Manager... which I could not access.

  With the USB stick plugged in I started to turned on the Mac while pressing the key OCCUPIED Palestinian territory and this time, the selection screen pops up showing just the USB key for installation of El Capitan. Got that we open and instead of installing I chose Startup Manager in the installation menu bar, took my normal OS drive and rebooted. Back in business, no problems.

  This put aside, although I understood that reset PRAM would also require reselect startup disk, I don't have a hot clue why did not appear the Boot Manager - or any other useful diagnostic. If someone could throw some light here would be appreciated.

• Mac pro 2008 book starts as usual, but recovery does not work.

  Hello

  I recently got an old macbook 2008 a friend. It's a Mac Book Pro 2008 15 inches with OS X El Capitan. He told me he did a reinstall. It is quite an old machine, so I dualboot linux as my desktop with fairing. He told me that I have to disable SIP. I found the only way is in recovery, so I tried the command + option + r, r command but it shows the apple logo and the bar gets stuck half way.diskutil list does show a partition named recovery apple_boot that is 650 MB.

  Sorry for my lack of English, and I hope you can help me.

  She doesn't have the recovery partition on older Macs if you want to try to install it, see this article:

  http://osxdaily.com/2014/12/14/reinstall-OS-x-Mac-Internet-recovery/

  If you have the OEM install discs come with Mac using those. Is not in contact with Apple and they will ship them to you for a small fee.

• A Mac Pro 2008 work well with El Capitan?

  I found a xeon 2008 8 - core 2.8 GHz refurbished Mac Pro with 32 GB of ram and el capitan as, sold for 600 euros, my question is, if I buy it and put an SSD of 500 GB in it, how would that work? I could use it with a full hd screen? wouldn't be better than the MacBook Air or MacBook Pro 13 inch retina?

  With the stock graphics card, 2008 would be poor in app related to graphic design as a recent MacBook Pro.  Difference in litter with a Mac Air.

  The 2008 with original graphics card will support 2560 x 1600

  Problem with the 2008 (and 2009), is that which concerns the mac Pro line, only the 2010 and later Sierra will run.

  Also in 2006-2008 Mac Pro memory run hot and frequently fail with age.  The original of the graphics card, ATI 2600 XT also do either with time.