Thanks Sam, I'll have a think but may contact you next week. Howard
On Friday, 22 May 2020, 19:48:13 BST, Sam - MacAmbulance
<[email protected]> wrote:
Sounds like either a dodgy graphics card or LCD display, I might have spare
parts to resurrect it.
You can reboot holding T on the keyboard to go into target disk mode, then use
FireWire/Thunderbolt to connect to another Mac (FireWire to thunderbolt
adapters are available).
Alternatively if you don’t want to repair it, you can take the drive out and
put it in a 3.5” usb enclosure to connect directly to your other Mac.
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On 22 May 2020, at 17:25, 'Howard Johnson' via Sussex Mac User Group
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi everyone, my iMac from 2010 core i3 3.06GHz has suddenly got seven
vertical bars and I tried and failed to download OS X from Apple support. I
get message " no packages were eligible for install contact software
manufacturer." So the computer is unusable at moment. Looking on internet it
looks like graphics card is faulty. Can these be repaired by heat treatment on
solder? I mostly want to get all the photographs on hard drive to transfer to
my newer model iMac. I'm not very good with tech things. . Many thanks Howard
Johnson
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