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• Someone know where I can find a disk for an older MacBook utility? It seems that Apple can't MacBook since 2007.

  Someone know where I can find a disk for an older MacBook utility? It seems that Apple can't MacBook since 2007.

  If you were able to call Apple support (after-sales applecare or apple?) and ask if they

  can know if you can still buy replacement system installation DVD of restoration for your MacBook

  they could tell you if it is possible if they have your serial number, to look further into it.

  • How to identify MacBook - Apple Support models

  • Find the serial number of your Apple - Apple Support product

  Depending on where you are, some support Apple or Apple Care facilities cannot

  be able to comply with a demand for vintage and filtering software obsolete spare.

  Some models introduced in 2007 started with 10.4 Tiger (with the version of the Intel-based OS)

  and went as far as Lion 10.7.5 as their higher upgrade system. All systems prior to 10.7

  usually included a system restore DVD media kit, gray-label of this Mac-specific disks.

  If you bought the computer in 2007, it may have been a year of construction 2006 model, in order to

  be able to identify the computer model exactly, the discovery of a boot of replacement keys is

  DVD that can also be used to prepare the computer for a replacement of the HDD, etc.. The

  utility disc on the DVD installation-restoration is an important tool; so is the installation disc & software.

  A detail of (if any) the system drive on the computer, if those who took on DVD

  would be a bootable disk utility version in the installation program. The DVD of grey original label

  media can be found in resale, are used or old stock, published initially with a Mac, new.

  Places online like Amazon may be able to provide the specific software package if you knew

  exactly the part numbers your computer had when new on these original discs.

  Serial number of Mac news - your Apple series number search:

  https://www.PowerBookMedic.com/identify-Mac-serial.php

  If you identify a number before contacting Apple computers on-line software resellers

  You may be able to narrow down. In addition, if identify the computer exactly, there may be some

  This time DVD media (exact details, new or used; original gray-replacement of labels, used.)

  And finally, if the computer running Snow Leopard 10.6.8 and he is older than the date of this

  OS X system, you could buy a DVD of Snow Leopard 10.6.3 retail on Apple Store online, to get

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/product/MC573Z/A/Mac-OS-x-106-Snow-Leopard

  the installation program which has a utility disk in the package. You start from the DVD to use these

  utilities include in the installation program. It can also erase everything. If the computer shipped with the

  last supported OS X installed 10.7, who no doubt had a key task to install USB, not a restore DVD.

  Later computers have their built-in OS X Recovery, a partition on the hard drive which has the OS X

  Utilities and a way to go online for the software of system recovery and restore without media disks.

  • U.S. iPod, Mac and iPad technical support: (800) APL - care (800-275-2273)
  • Make an appointment at an Apple Retail Store Genius Bar
  • Find an Apple authorized service provider
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  • http://www.Apple.com/choose-your-country/

  Nothing is as simple as it sounds. the first thing is to correctly identify the computer; If you call

  Apple (depending on where you are in the world), results may vary. their after-sales service or Apple

  Nobody care may be able to help or tell you that they cannot, on the basis of the serial number.

  In any case...

  Good luck & happy computing!

• How can I download previous versions of photoshop and dreamwever to my older macbook?

  I searched the forum and found an answer, but I don't see the link to older versions in the Application Manager. I have Mac OS X 10.6.8. Thank you!

  Rbd837 Dreamweaver CS6 will run under Mac OS 10.6.8.  The requirements are system requirements | Dreamweaver.

  You can download the installation for Dreamweaver CS6 CS6 downloadfiles produced.  You can then use the process listed in convert Creative Suite 6 nominations for membership of creative cloud to your installation of the composition of the cloud creative license.

• I can't reboot my MacBook. When I try to start, I get a screen Black w/note, in 5 languages, to restart, but without success.

  I tried the option key pressed down when I restart now. An ikon of the hard drive is displayed but when selected the screen will return to the black with remark, in 5 languages, to restart. I also tried to leave and now pressed the keys order and r with the same result. What can I do to recover my hard drive?

  Just to make sure that we are talking about the same material, your MacBook is the retina of the MacBook, in early 2015, right? There was some confusion in this MacBook 'Community' leading to questions about the MacBook Pro and older MacBook.

  In any case, I'm sure you see the window that shows a kernel panic. Apple has a few items of support here and here. Perhaps more useful is this article.

  Was it everything you had done recently for the MacBook? Install an Apple update or maybe even from other software?

  Resolving kernel panics is often difficult and can be difficult to solve the problems here.

  Are you covered by AppleCare? Did you buy the MacBook less than a year ago? For this new model fairly likely, and you probably have AppleCare. You have access to an Apple Retail Store or Apple authorized reseller? Get professional help may be the best option.

  I hope you have a good backup.

  Glendon Dick

• old macBook 6.1 can operate to Yosemite?

  Hello everyone,

  I have a fairly old MacBook (see below) with the OS running. X 10.6.8. Safari and Chrome, I heard will take not longer support the real system after April 2016.  So here's my questioned:

  (1) is it true that Safari and Chrome will stop to support? And if so,.

  (2) Yosemite works on such an old book?

  (3) what can I do to update the pc and how? I tried to download, but never got into it completely so I guess that Yosemite is too large to work on

  Thank you

  IRIS

  Modello Identificatore: MacBook6, 1

  Nome processore: Intel Core 2 Duo

  Processore speed: 2.26 GHz

  Di processori number: 1

  Number total di cores: 2

  L2 cache: 3 MB

  Memory: 4 GB

  Bus speed: 1.07 GHz

  Hello and welcome to the communities of Apple Support:

  The Yosemite OS X 10.10 is no longer available for download from

  the Mac App Store; the new version of the OS X it is El Capitan 10.11.

  {All downloads offered online would be suspect at this stage whether

  you wanted to Yosemite. Other downloads should not be used for software;

  Softonic questionable third-party and other odd sites; Avoid bittorents}.

  While El Capitan should run in your older MacBook 13 inch late 2009

  properly, it may seem slower than Snow Leopard 10.6.8 with 4 GB

  RAM and what storage capacity of rotating hard drive size exists.

  The old applications may require an upgrade to most recent version

  If you have third-party applications or utilities. Other than web browsers

  There is an urgent need to get a whole new OS X system now?

  (You also need to know the replacement for iPhoto, is photo.) It's a

  bit different and has various changes more elderly iPhotos. For some

  This was a problem. Also the support for older iDevices may not go

  Well well with latest OS X on a Mac, if the old iPod, etc. cannot execute a

  iOS later to synchronize; "or cannot be seen in a more recent iTunes Store, etc.).

  The Firefox browser is favourable to OS X 10.6.8 Snow Leopard.

  Safari has not been improved for years for Snow Leopard. Cannot

  say about Chrome; It would probably be a brake on system resources

  This configuration of the computer with any version of OS X.

  • How to download and install Firefox on Mac - Firefox Help:

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/how-download-and-install-Firefox-Mac

  I suggest so Firefox, because it's a modern browser that supports HTML5

  and other features, contains changes maker created, you add,.

  seems to work fine for many users and is not a new OS X.

  To upgrade OS X 10.6.8 for OS X 10.11.3 would bring with it

  many parts, obsolete system that would need to be removed...

  Other options may exist, as the update to Mountain Lion 10.8.5 who

  would be a purchase from the Apple Store online, with a download sent code

  to your email, which unlocks the download of the OS X from the App Store.

  The look and feel of El Capitan's but different from that of older versions of OS X.

  Not much. The purchase of Mountain Lion would be about $20. USD.

  The computer that you could use an upgrade of chip memory total, 8 GB

  and maybe the old hard drive can be tired. To better consider the

  MacBook you could use some spare parts before the new OS X.

  Good luck on your choice!

• Updates and the old MacBook

  I have 2 older Macbooks and love them both 17 inches.  I have been informed by Apple, do not update beyond Mt. Lion. Now that we are 2 updates beyond mount Lion I wonder what this will mean for my old machines.  They will stop working?  How far behind can you be and always stay so to speak?  I know these are vague questions, but I'm looking for general information on what is their life expectancy, if that makes sense.  I thought to another, but the screens are so small, they look like phones.

  They will stop working?

  N °

  How far behind can you be and always stay so to speak?

  You can continue to use computers without having to install a new OS. You can have problems with apps like Safari software. For example, that the change of the Internet needs, without an update using Safari Safari can begin to experience problems when you use the Internet. You can use an alternative program such as Firefox, which is always being updated.

  Apple provided a reason why you should not update?

  One solution is to create a new partition (~ 30-50 GB), install the new OS, and 'test' it. Otherwise as/like it, you can then remove the partition. Make a backup before doing anything. By doing this, if you don't like it you don't go well the recovery process.

  Check to make sure that your applications are compatible.

  Application compatibility

  (2) application compatibility

  Information on the compatibility of 10.11 El Capitan

  Open utility disk, select your hard drive (step 1), then the partition (step 2) tab and select the partition. Using of the / / / to the low blow it upwards (step 3) until the box the size decreases by about 50 GB. Select the newly created space and press the button (step 4). Name it something and choose Mac OS extended (journaled) format (step 5). Then click on the button apply (step 6). Download the installation program from the App Store and when it starts, point it to the new partition. You can make a copy of the installer out of the Applications folder to avoid having to re - download in the future. One time installed, go to System Preferences/Startup Disk, select the new partition and restart. Test now.

• Where the pictures after the restoration of Macbook Air?

  I just bought a new Macbook Pro for me and gave my older Macbook Air to my partner.

  I followed all the instructions on the restoration of the Macbook Air to the factory setting and reinstalling the operating system.

  Does everything well, except that I am surprised that there is no iPhoto / Photos icon present on the MacBook Air.

  I am certainly not an expert in the field and would appreciate some advice.

  What I have to buy this new from Apple to put on MacBook Air from my partner, or is there something that I did wrong?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  You can try to restore the data from the Time Machine use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac - Apple Support

• MacBook Pro glued on the filled during boot loading bar

  My MacBook Pro (end of 2011; El Capitan 10.11.5) is recently become insensitive at the point of being unusable, so I decided to do a clean install, since I had to do one for a while anyway. Once I reinstalled El Capitan, I took my SSD (Samsung 840 EVO; 500 GB) out of the enclosure and put it back in my MacBook Pro, but it wouldn't boot. As a first step, it loaded so slowly that I decided to reset the NVRAM, who ends up helping just a little. The loading bar fills now halfway to the top with the usual speed, but after that, it takes a few minutes to complete. And once it is full, nothing happens. He remains on the Apple logo and the bar filled little matter how long wait.

  I also put the 500 GB SSD with the clean install in an another MacBook (Late 2008) and it works fine, so the problem must be related to hardware, I just can't determine what exactly. I tried to do an AHT, but basic and extended trials got stuck shortly after and gave me no result. I had trouble with the kernel panics, so I suspect that something may be wrong with my RAM, as I exchanged the 4 GB to 16 GB just now. But before you go out and spend money on the new RAM, I wanted to know if maybe someone runs into this behavior before and knows exactly what's going on or if not how I understand what is wrong.

  Almost all of the kernel panic seemed to happen every time I was using Photoshop or video in Safari streaming. I'll post an old report of kernel panic, but a problem with Time Machine has led to the removal of all my past, with the exception of the most recent backups. I hope someone can help me find another way to understand what is wrong.

  Update: I just tried it on an other SSD (same model, 250 GB) which has been working well in my older MacBook and this time I get an error message as soon as the loading bar starts to fill to the top. It remains for a few seconds, then the MacBook stops and starts again; This continues in an endless loop. I have attached a picture below.

  

  I really don't know how exactly to interpret this, but this looks like a kernel panic for me. What is my RAM after all? I appreciate any comment on that.

  Connect the SSD to the external MBP via USB and see if it will start the MBP.  If so, the internal SATA cable is suspect.

  If you can get the MBP to start, then you can start to deal with panics of the kernel:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201753

  Also an EtreCheck report can be useful:

  http://www.etresoft.com/etrecheck

  Ciao.

• MacBook 2007 crashes after installation of the software

  HI all, I have a 2007 MacBook running snow leopard.

  OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)

  Office 2011

  2.0 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

  2 GB of RAM

  120 GB HDD

  I recently tried to install the software provided with spin, the usb controller algorithm Djay to he... Don't know what year, but loaded on an older MacBook running snow leopard...

  Once installed was happening while the software would not be responsible, so I uninstalled, deleted from applications... Now desktop freezes a few minutes trying to do something, it is mainly trying to open anything on the toolbar...

  Any advice would be appreciated, thanks

  You try boot in safe boot mode? SHIFT key is pressed after chime

  Start, and if you hold the key in the correct way and timely, you may need to

  to provide your admin user password to continue in safe mode.

  May have removed the essential parts of the system while it was trying to

  delete the troublesome app; Thus it is likely a reinstall of the OS X.

  In addition to the troubleshooting & using Find to locate all parts of this application

  who could survive, could be performed. Also, you might try it and see that the
  Console logs suggest, according to the exact time/Date of broadcast. --

  You might see if Disk Utility could repair permissions on the hard drive. This

  is different from that of an attempt to repair the hard drive.

  You may need to start the computer from the DVD Snow Leopard system to

  see if you can then use disk utility in the options menu of the installer, then

  See If you can repair the hard disk using this version of disk utility.

  Otherwise, you need to maybe reinstall from DVD and then upgrade the system to 10.6.8

  This shouldn't erase your user account. However, applications that are

  in your user account that might have been part of this problem, can be activated.

  Applications from websites can be problematic. Some of them may contain odd

  bad software tips; According to the reputation of the source, adware, malware or elements

  No wanted or expected can upload with results very unexpected.

  It may be better methods to solve problems or solve this problem. To find out what

  current may require looking at the system logs, among other things.

  The application did not have an uninstall program? If you provide your user password

  during installation, it may request a detailed correct uninstall in order to not

  damage to the other sections of the system. The applications folder is a place to look, if included.

  Good luck!

• Low replacement MacBook in 2016

  Hey!

  So, I just bought a used MacBook (2010) with almost completely gone rubber of the bottom plate, and I noticed that Apple has a background of MacBook replacement program where they swap the bottom plate for free. Can I use this program to get free replacement of my Apple store or the MacBook is all just too old?

  It does not apply to used Mac. Only for the first owner.

• Download my installer of Lion bought from App Store

  I have an old white Macbook machine (it has 10.5.8 on it). I want to download Lion, so I can install it on this computer. App store is not accessible on 10.5.8, otherwise it wouldn't be a problem.

  I connect in app store on my macbook pro, which has installed El Capitan. I see the download for my purchased Lion Installer button. I clicked and I get "the this version of Mac OS X 10.7 cannot be installed on this computer.

  How do I download the installer of Lion so I can go in my macbook and install it on this machine? What are my options here?  Appreciate the guidance.

  John

  You must either install Snow Leopard on the MacBook and upgrade, or go to a Lion-compatible Mac, download the installer it and either use drive mode target to perform the installation or create a license key from it.

  Jump Snow Leopard will probably require that the internal drive of the MacBook be repartitioned or deleted.

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• New MacBook Pro lost internet connection

  Fortunately brought my MacBook Pro retina display 15 "and connected to a Dell monitor. (Hours of hassle, but I have another question/problem).

  After using it for a while, I lost my connection to my home network. But my older MacBook Pro 13 and my iMac 27 were still connected.

  I took the new MacBook Pro 15 "at the kitchen. And here, I got my connection again.

  So... WHY

  And... WHAT can I do to keep my internet/network connection when my new MacBook Pro 15 alongside other computers?

  AND... Is there a use for my Airport Extreme, when my DSL provides internet and network?

  No use of Airport Extreme is not mandatory

  I use Dlink router and modem and all the Apple stuff in our home works very well

  That said-

  Press Option - then click the WiFi icon and click the wireless diagnostic tests - the process of

  If nothing remarkable is found - let it run in the background as you go about your work

  Also, when you do this - take a screenshot of the gray information and post a photo

  Finally two points-

  1. you have indicated this is a new device - is there sufficient numbers DNS for the tour of your router?

  2. do you know if your router provides 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz of bandwidth?

• Am I safe upgrade to El Cap on a 2009 Macbook Pro?

  I've read some reviews in the ApStore on El Capitan and am concerned by works on my MacBook Pro 2009.  I know I'm not going to be able to run this thing forever, but I am very proud of the fact that its so fast now that it has fresh out of the box of 7 years.

  Anyone out there running El Cap on older MacBook?

  Thank you

  p

  I throw on a MBP 09 model, it works fine.

• MacBook and projector sees only the other

  April 10, 2016

  I have an older Macbook, OS10.6.8

  I'm trying to make it work with an InFocus Projector model # IN112x

  I bought a USB VGA display adapter to plug into the Macbook & connect with the Infocus VGA cable.

  I can not get the Infocus projector to 'find' my Macbook. This prevents the search and the search, but the Macbook does not appear on the screen.

  Suggestions... knowing that I'm only a novice geek.

  Thank you.

  Have you installed the drivers for the USB video adopter?

• a macbook with ram 667 will run 1330 ram

  My dad has an older Macbook (white) with 2 GB of 667 RAM.  I have 2@2gb 1330 RAM and I was wondering if I could update / update its Macbook and operate?

  It will not work.