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MAC Help

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by justtxyank, Jul 31, 2014.

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  1. justtxyank

    justtxyank Member

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    Seems my mac harddrive is dead. I need to get to a repair tech to see if I can save data on there at the very least, but I can't seem to find a local mac repair shop. I'm looking for something near Eldridge and Westheimer off of I10 if possible.

    I talked to the Mac store and they said I needed a repair tech.
     
  2. REEKO_HTOWN

    REEKO_HTOWN I'm Rich Biiiiaaatch!

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    Have you tried using a program like spinrite? Maybe getting the HD functional enough to transfer the Data?
     
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    The system will not boot. Not into safe mode, single user, verbose or recovery.
     
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    You could try using another mac to boot yours via firewire as a target disk, see if it is accessible, in order to transfer your files to a backup if they aren't backed up.

    Also, I highly recommend DiskWarrior for disk repair. I believe the creator (Allsoft?) is a Houstonian too. Very responsive, and a great program.
     
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    You can try a computer shop/Data Recovery place called Data Doctors. They're located on W. Holcombe and Buffalo Speedway.
     

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