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So I just inherited my parents Mac, because my mom got a new one.
Posted by
Tim (aka othertim)
Dec 23 '12, 16:50
This is whatever top of the line was two years ago, which is worlds better than my 4.5 year old off the shelf Dell.
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Soooooo is there a way to do a complete factory settings restore? I never set up Time Capsule.
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Tim
Dec 23, 16:55
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if they have the original OSX disk you can do a clean install that way -- nm
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prisoner 24601
Dec 23, 16:56
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Unless they've updated to Lion/ML where it's just a download.
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spamlet
Dec 23, 17:30
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if it's more than two years old, probably has Snow Leopard on the original system disk -- nm
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prisoner 24601
Dec 23, 17:32
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But this would avoid reupdating.
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spamlet (iPhone)
Dec 23, 17:52
Yeah, they should have it somewhere. I'll check tomorrow. -- nm
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Tim
Dec 23, 16:57
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Is this one of those horrible math word problems? -- nm
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Qale
Dec 23, 16:52
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