I just migrated my old Mac to a New Mac.

Now every time that something is deleted, it ask for the user pass code. Ran "repair disc permissions" did nothing. Also when the passcode is entered the item diappears but is not put in the desktop trash. Thanks

So your Trash deletes automatically all the deleted files. Follow these steps > http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/trash.html#Anchor-Files-46919

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Reinstall the software properly. Migration is useless due to the specifics of the activation system.
Mylenium

I have a rather old iMac 20" (mid 2007) and I want to upgrade the Hard drive. How do I change it? How do I transfer all my applications? May I just copy the old hd into the new one? Thanks.

I have a rather old iMac 20" (mid 2007) and I want to upgrade the Hard drive. How do I change it? How do I transfer all my applications? May I just copy the old hd into the new one? Thanks.

There are many online tutorials on how to change out the HD on a mid 2007 iMac. One of the originals is from 2007 and is Upgrade your iMac 20" or iMac 24" aluminum (mid 2007) to 1TB Hard Drive and 4 GB RAM - DIY Guide. As far as migrating your system Apple helps out with that in Setup Assistant which automatically starts when you turn on a new Mac for the first time. After you have installed the new HD you will have to format the new HD to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) and then you will have to install OS X. The first time you turn it on Setup Assistant will start. Follow the directions and you will be fine. In order to restore your information you will need to backup what is on the current internal HD first. I'd recommend using Time Machine (Assuming you are using Leopard or later) AND also creating a bootable clone using either SuperDuper or Carbon Copy Cloner.
Please complete your profile so at the very least we know what version of OS X your machine has installed.

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I just opened an "old" project in a newer version of iPhoto and the pages in the book doubled in number with the seam in the middle of each page. Suggestions?

Start with Try the following:
1 - delete the iPhoto preference file, com.apple.iPhoto.plist, that resides in your
User/Home/Library/ Preferences folder.
2 - delete iPhoto's cache file delete the contents the following folder:
User/Library/Containers/com.apple.iPhoto/
Data/Library/Caches/com.apple.iPhoto
3 - reboot, launch iPhoto and try again.
NOTE: For Mavericks, 10.9, go to your Home folder and use the View ➙ Show View Options menu to bring the this window:
where you can check the Show Library Folder checkbox.
If that doesn't help continue with:
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2 - Run Option #4, Rebuild Database.
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Two user accounts after Migration from old Mac

Yesterday I bought a new iMac with OSX Lion. I used the Setup assistant to move my data from my old iMac (Leopard) using Firewire target disk mode.
When that was finished, I was suprised not to see any of my old stuff on my new Mac, so I started copying some stuff manually. It was only later that my penny dropped (Lion noobie here) and I realised I now have two user accounts: my new "Lion" account, and another one which - tada - does contain all my old stuff. Both appear to be admin accounts.
Since I already manually copied all the stuff I wanted to keep to my new account, can I safely delete the old account? How do I do this, and what happens with the old stuff? I read something about the home folder of the deleted user being moved somewhere. Where would that be?
Thanks!

It is easy to delete an account but you wisely used the word "safely". When I migrated to Lion I did an "in place" upgrade and no new adminstrative accounts were created.   Lion will create a guest acount but that can be easily disabled in the Users and Groups preference pane. Did you do an in place or a clean install of Lion?
First, before you delete anything be absolutely sure that the account you want to keep has everything you need. I suggest you work with it a least a week before making that judgement. There is no hurry if you have the space to keep two accounts. I have a spare adminstrative account just in case I need it for troubleshooting. Be sure you backed up your boot drive with a versioned (like Time Machine) and a cloned backup to an external drive.
Go to System Preferences and choose the Users and Groups preference pane. There you will find your accounts and their designations (i.e. adminstrator, guest, standard).   If you are completely satisfied that the admin account you backed up is all you need then you can click on the lock at the bottom left of that pane, enter your adminstrative password, choose the account you want to delete and click the minus button. Once you have done this, it is gone. All of the settings and data you had will be gone unless they were duplicated in another account. Your applications should remain.
That said, there is nothing wrong with having two adminstrator accounts. Some very security minded people suggest that you should not operate from your admin account because it allows access to deep levels in your computer.
Jay

Migrated from old Mac to new Mac with Lion, iPhoto 6 still here, can't update

Hi, I just migrated from an old MacBook to a brand new MacBook Pro. The Apple Store did the migration for me. For some strange reason, iPhoto 6 is present on this Mac, even though it should have come with iPhoto '11. I understand that I should be able to install iPhoto '11 from the App Store, since this Mac is entitled to it, but it only shows up as a $15 purcahse instead.
Does anyone know how to get the App Store to recognise that this Mac shipped with, and is entitled to, iPhoto '1?

First, get rid of any old copy of iPhoto you have on the new computer. Log into the App Store using your Apple ID. Click on Purchases icon. At the top you should find the three iLife apps with an Accept button to click on. Then you can download iPhoto without having to pay for it.

Migration from old Mac to new mac 27 inch

Just a quick question on migration of data & applications.
I have 10.5.8 on my old Mac & have ordered a new 27 inch Imac which will be delivered next week.
Reading the migration process I have one query.
My new Mac will have OSX 10.6 - the new ilife 2011 programs - so my question is whilst I want my old photos, movies, data and applications that will not be on the new computers do I transfer (migrate) across in migration the old iphoto & Ilife 2010 applications and operating systems
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+Last question I promise.+
It has really not so much to do with "getting the best" out of it; rather, it has to be formatted correctly to work (i.e. most hard drives come formatted for Windows). So, depending on which brand you get, it's best to format it just to make sure. Note: you do not really need any included software, the Mac built-in Disk Utility does a fine job. Once you power it up and plug it in, you'll get an icon on your desktop. Now open Disk Utility, find that hard drive on the left, and choose the "partition" tab. Once there, make sure to choose "Mac OS Extended (Journaled) and, under options, choose GUID partition table. You can then also name it and/or partition it if you want (don't forget to name each partition, i.e. HD backup, photos, whatever). Click on apply. You'll get a warning that everything on it will be deleted - that is ok. Once done, you'll have the newly named partition(s) on your desktop and are ready to go.
Another note: if you're planning on using Time Machine, read all the tips (Pondini's) in the TM forum. I don't use it, so I can't help there (I create bootable clones on mine instead).
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Migrating your old Mac Pro to your new Mac Pro issue's with Adobe Software

I Have just bought a new Mac Pro and after migrating the information from my old Mac pro photoshop and other Adobe software are not loading
HHow do I fix this problem?

Try uninstalling the programs from the old Mac and installing them on the new Mac

Migrating from old mac with OSX 10.7 to new mac with OSX 10.8

I've just bought new MacBook Pro which comes with OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion pre-installed. Previously I was using old MacBook with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion (the model which don't support Mountain Lion). I would like to transfer all my data from old computer to the new one using my TimeMachine drive. I assume that after restoring all my data from TimeMachine, I will have Mac OS X 10.7 Lion on the new MacBook, is this right? If so, would I be able to upgrade my system to Mountain Lion later without buying it on the Mac App Store? Or maybe there is a way to transfer all my data from old computer to the new one, preserving currently installed OS X Mountain Lion on the new laptop?

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Migrating from old mac to new mac

I just got the new 24" dual core iMac, and I need to migrate my files from my G4 PowerPC iMac. They are both hooked up to an ethernet switch. Shouldn't I be able to connect them this way? When I use the migrate assistant on the new iMac, it says to start migrate assistant on the old mac. The trouble is, the old mac just gives options to migrate TO it, not FROM it.
I assume I can circuvent this by getting a firewire cable, but I'm just trying to avoid the waste of buying a 30.00 cable I won't use again. Thanks for any answers!

Are you running Tiger on the old computer? Here's a discussion link about problems using the assistant with an ethernet cable to transfer between leopard and tiger. He had to upgrade the old computer to leopard before it worked. http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1390799&tstart=30.
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Can't migrate from old Mac to M Pro

I replaced my old G4 with a new Mac Pro because the Ethernet port died. Could not access Internet, use the LAN, or any sharing with the old computer.
The G4 only has FireWire 400 ports, Pro has only 800. Could USB ports be used for migration (even if would be slow)?
Lion won't show the library files so could manually transfer bookmarks, address book, calendar data as I did with another computer to a new one with snow leopard. Apple might have thought there was a good reason to hide the library files, but in cases like this it is a big pain in the backside!
I synced my iPad with the older computer last night so the current calendar, address book, and iTunes (old computer actually has 3 different iTunes libraries to transfer) are up to date on the iPad and old computer.
Items that must be migrated are the usual items - iTunes, iCal, address book, mail, and safari bookmarks/plugins and keychain. All /user/library files of the old Mac are on a external firewire drive that is now connected to the new machine. Migration Assistant wouldn't recognize the drive.
This is the worst ever upgrade experience in 25 years with a Mac. My mail (9 email accounts) and calendars are for personal and business and being done on my iPad. I need to have this migration completed!!!!!

Can you boot the g4 in target disk mode? If so then you could connect the usb's (or fw400/fw800 cable) and access the disk that way. My theory anyway.
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chflags nohidden ~/Library
or
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Migration from old Mac to new Mac

Hello. I am a Creativ Cloud member ( I Have instalt the Software on a Windows and a Mac). I have a new computer the old Laptop is dead. The Apple store has migration from my old computer to my new one. Now the Sign in faild on the new computer! Where can I turn off my old laptop and actived my new Imac? Thanks

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Just bought a new Mac Book Pro. I am using migration assistant to move my old MBP files to the new one using an ethernet cable. My new mac book found the old mac book but the old mac book cannot find the new one (running MA on both laptops). Any suggestions?

Setting-up a new Mac from an old one, its Backups, or a PC

Migration from old macbook air to new macbook air...beware

Although spent hours on the phone with Apple and bought necessary cables, they were not able to get migration assistant to work using ethernet.
You can't use firewire as new macbook air doesn't have it. You can use thunderbold as old macbook air doesn't have it.
Finally I was told to use Time Machine. After connecting old macbook air backup to new macbook air and using migration assistant, I got a message saying (essentially) 'you can use this from an old mac'. Spent more time on the phone with Senior tech support. They had no clue.
Finally called the store. Genius said, you can't migrate from old macbook air with Snow Leopard to new macbook air with Lion. You must upgrade old macbook air to Lion first.
GEEZ, do you think someone at tech support might have mentioned that DAYS ago?

Tvlguy wrote:
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That is bad info.
The MBA that I am using right now used a TM backup from my old MBP, which was running Snow Leopard. Absolutely no problems using Setup Assistant to import all the apps, data, user settings. The session performed flawlessly, and took about an hour to move everything.
If at all possible, use Setup Assitant, rather than Migration Assistant. The transition will be seamless.

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