You'd need to erase the hard drive, reinstall os x the use the migration
assistant. You can do the first two steps the recovery partition, cmd+R when
booting up.
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On 19 Aug 2015, at 00:20, Richard Coker <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I've just acquired a newer macbook pro as my ageing white macbook is struggling
- most of it seems to work (with a lot of fan activity) but when I try to
verify the HD in disc utility the process soon stops and tells me the disc is
corrupted.
Am I right to assume that if I use migration assistant to transfer my
applications I will be running the risk of corrupting the HD in the 'new'
machine? If so, does anyone have any suggestions how I get round this issue?
Many thanks,
Richard
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