Hi Alan,
If you don’t have DiskWarrior on another Mac that you could boot from and try
to Repair the iMac’s Hard Drive.
First: Disconnect all devices connected to your iMac - only leave connected
Keyboard Mouse.
Boot to the Recovery HD: Restart the computer and after the chime press and
Hi, Ronni,
It’s fixed! I tried all the suggestions with no luck, so started from scratch
with the router: discovered that it only had its own DNS number in the Network
Wi-Fi panel. Fortunately, I had all the original data written down, so was able
to add the necessary. Now I can gather up the
Hi Ronni
No joy I’m afraid.
Also no chime at startup this time - just a litle squeak. But loaded Boot
Manager OK.
Using Recovery HD, SMART was shown as “verified”. Ran DU Repair Disk twice but
had same error message each time “Disk Utility can’t repair the disk - -
reformat”. No errors
Hi Alan,
Might be time to call in your Apple Consultant / Technician as the Hard Drive
might be failing and need replacing.
You mentioned some time ago both your iMacs 2009 2012 are running OS X 10.9
Mavericks
As your newer iMac 2012 has Thunderbolt connection - your older 2009 has FW800
Hi Ronni
I had just checked to see if Disk Warrior was installed on the 2009 iMac
SuperDuper backup. It is! But I think it would be safer to leave any action
until tomorrow.To extend your suggestion, I could copy the app to the 2012
iMac and download (?) version 4.4. Or even use the
Hi Alan,
To extend your suggestion, I could copy the app to the 2012 iMac and
download (?) version 4.4.
Yes.
Or even use the 2009 backup as the 2012 Startup disk. A too-simple view of
things?
Follow my previous instructions below - Use the 2012 iMac to run DW - TDM 2009
You seem
On 21 Nov 2014, at 7:33 pm, Alan Smith sma...@iinet.net.au wrote:
My home network has been wholly WiFi for nearly two years. Works well
enough, but I’m looking for improvement. Network consists of 2 iMacs, iPad,
iPhone and Apple TV to a Time Capsule base (and to an iiNet Bob Lite NBN
Thanks Peter
Connecting the ethernet cable had automatically set ethernet to the top of the
list. I hadn’t looked at the gear icon to realize it also set the “service
order” parameter.
I think I had both ethernet and WiFi working in the past when I had a Belkin
modem/router with lower WiFi
On 24 Nov 2014, at 7:37 am, Peter Hinchliffe hinch...@multiline.com.au
wrote:
On 21 Nov 2014, at 11:27 am, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
On 21 Nov 2014, at 8:57 am, Michael Hawkins
michael.hawk...@mjhawkins.com.au wrote:
Another point of difference is that Apple also targets
Any Disk Warrior users in Wamug?
I have Disk Warrior 4.3 on disk and as a soft copy on a good iMac in Utilities.
The internal HD on my 2009 iMac is faulty. I intended to do a disk repair
with Disk Warrior using Firewire and Target Mode. Both Macs have Mavericks
10.9.5 installed.I
My use of the word targets was in response to Peter's comment which was as
regards Apple's software and hardware supplied to Apple users. I merely made
the point that Apple supplies software for use on Windows equipment.
Thus comments below arise out of use of extracts from my email out of
Installing the DiskWarrior you received via download purchase:
Hi Alan,
Did you drag the DW 4.3 Application from Utilities into the Trash and empty the
trash restart your Mac before trying to install v.4.4?
Installing the DiskWarrior you received via download purchase:
1) Open the
Hi Ronni
Your instructions are for Installing the DiskWarrior received via download
purchase. They do not seem to apply to me. But I did follow the steps re
trashing and restarting, with no benefit.
Alsoft sell a new DiskWarrior for $100 or an “Upgrade” for $50. I understand
the software
Alan I've sent you an email offlist Let me know if you want me to send the
DiskWarrior.app v 4.4 to you please.
Ronni
On 24 Nov 2014, at 2:28 pm, Alan Smith sma...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Hi Ronni
Your instructions are for Installing the DiskWarrior received via download
purchase. They
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