My hard drive was wiped out due to the iMac 1TB Seagate replacement program.

I need to re-download my Indesign program from creative cloud. I have not found one single place to do that on the Adobe site (the link for download in my account purchase history is not functional). I haven't gotton ANY help from ANY chat or customer service. Just a run around. Any suggestions...while Adobe is charging me every month, and I'm losing work?

Patrciedesperate55 please see http://forums.adobe.com/message/4396277#4396277?tstart=0 for information on how to download and install your Adobe Applications included with your Creative Cloud membership. The starting point will be to visit the Creative Cloud website at https://creative.adobe.com/.

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My MacBook Pro was stolen less than a week ago, and I'm not sure if the hard drive was wiped, if it was wiped would I still be able to find it with the findiphone app?

My MacBook Pro was stolen less than a week ago, and I'm not sure if the hard drive was wiped, if it was wiped would I still be able to find it with the findiphone app? Or would it be untraceable after it was wiped? I had alot of special things on my laptop, and I would hate it if I didn't find it, so I'm hoping it wasn't wiped and I will be able to find it soon, HELP ME IF YOU CAN PLEASE! ANYTHING HELPS!

If that drive was erased, you should have received a confirmation email.

My hard drive was wiped and when I try reenter my code, it does not let me redownload my creative cloud Student edition.

My hard drive was wiped and when I try reenter my code, it does not let me redownload my creative cloud Student edition.

go here, sign in and retry downloading, Adobe: Creative, marketing, and document management solutions

I had all my iTunes music backed up onto a hard drive; but the hard drive was stolen along with all the files I backed up onto it. However, the songs I had in iTunes still show up (I just can't play them.) Would it let me get them back?

I had all my iTunes music backed up onto a hard drive; but the hard drive was stolen along with all the files I backed up onto it. However, the songs I had in iTunes still show up (I just can't play them.) If I were to use iCloud, would it still take those songs and let me listen to them (and maybe re-download them?) Or am I out of luck?

Open iTunes, go to the iTunes Store, and then go to Purchased on the right hand side under Music Quick Links.
You can re-download all the songs, apps, or books you have previously purchased.
I'm not sure if this is a requirement, but just in case, make sure you download the latest version of iTunes (v10.3) too.

My computer is part of the iMac 1TB Seagate Hard Drive replacement program. What is the best external modem to use in order to back up my files prior to me dropping off my computer.

My computer is part of the iMac 1TB Seagate Hard Drive replacement program. What is the best external modem to use in order to back up my files prior to me dropping off my computer.

As Babowa says, get an external disk. You should have one for normal backups anyway.
Actually, I'm a strong fan of having multiple backups. 3 copies including the original, 2 different backup formats, and 1 backup off-site.
And when you have your iMac in for service, if you have just 1 backup at that point in time you have just 1 copy of your data. I get paranoid about my data.
But if you are just making 1 backup, I would use SuperDuper (free for a full clone, and extremely good software, as is Carbon Copy Cloner, but it is not free anymore).
And then I would "Boot" from the clone, to make sure it was a good clone.
Booted from the clone, I would then use Applications -> Utilities -> Disk Utility to zero the original disk, as suggested by Babowa, so that when they replace the disk, the original disk containing your data is not in the hands of strangers. A single pass of zeros is more than good enough as an erase, as the chances are no one is going to spend the money needed to try and read the erased data. It is not like you have any super secret data, just stuff you do not want the casual data theif to get. You will find the zeroing options under Disk Utility -> Erase -> Security Options
Just make sure you actually boot from your clone before erasing your original. And if you are paranoid like me, make 2 backups, then erase the original :-)

Hard drive was wiped, is there any way to re-download videos/audiobooks?

My mac book pro's hard drive was recently failing, so I went to get it fixed and upgrade to leopard. I thought that my itunes purchases (specifically TV shows and audiobooks) could be downloaded again once I got the computer back, because I had not synced them with my ipod. Is there a way for me to re-download these purchases?

If you didn't make a back-up of your purchases to restore from (as you are advised to do) then I'm sorry to say that the policy on lost purchases is that you have to pay to download them again:
"Once a Product is purchased and you receive the Product, it is your responsibility not to lose, destroy, or damage the Product, and Apple shall be without liability to you in the event of any loss, destruction, or damage." iTunes Store: Purchased content can be downloaded only once
You could try contacting the iTunes Music Store Customer Service and you might be able to persuade them to sanction a second free download. There have been occasional reports in the iTunes forum of this happening, however just be aware that they are not under any obligation to do so. If you click on this link you'll be able to email your query: iTMS Customer Service
You might also want to check out these pages for future reference:
How to back up your media in iTunes
Back up your iTunes library by copying to an external hard drive

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My hard drive was accidentally wiped and there is no backup of my data. How can I reinstall the operating system on my MacBook Air

1. If you have a Mac OS X install DVD or the computer originally shipped with a thumbdrive, insert or connect it.
2. Start up the computer with the Option key held down.
3. Click on the DVD, thumbdrive, or recovery partition.
4. Install an OS.
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After installing the new Mavericks my hard drive was wiped

Does anyone now if i can recover the contents of my hard drive prior to the update? I've lost alot!

Looks like I made a silly mistake. A new login account was created when I was following the steps to setting up the new update. All i had to do was re-login to my old account. After this experience I'll soon be investing into an external hard drive.
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Freya

My hard drive was wiped. I can not transfer from my Ipod to the Library.

I have changed the option to a manual update. The IPod will appear on Itunes but the music will not go to the library. I try and drag it there - no joy.

Are you trying to move the music from the iPod to iTunes after the HD crash? If so you'll find instructions in this article "Two-way Street: Moving Music Off the iPod - Rescuing your music when your hard drive goes phhht" http://playlistmag.com/help/2005/01/2waystreet/
It explains the manual process and also links to some programs that can help.

Is it possible to restore a 3TB Fusion hard drive to its original configuration on the imac late 2012?

Hi,
i have a Late 2012 imac running on Mavericks. I have been struggling to get boot camp to partition my drive in preparation for Windows dual boot.
i found this doc:
http://www.twocanoes.com/support/winclone/installing-windows-on-a-boot-camp-part ition-on-a-3-tb-fusion-drive
I proceeded to follow but had no success in the final results. I decided to try and revert my Fusion drive back to it original configurations. (one drive)
After following the docs above i had 3 partitions on my hard drive:
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WIN
MacBonus
I then tried to remove my WIN partion and it turned blue indicating the drive was full. I am now unable to remove this partition i also deleted the MacBonus partition and now that space seems to have completely gone from my mac and i do not seem to be able to repartition this remaining space.
I basically have made a pigs ear out of this and am very confused as to what to do.
Can i revert my Fusion drive back to its factory settings and then re-install a fresh copy of my OS Mavericks on to it?
Any feed back from you pros would be really appreciated
many thanks Paul

Actually, I got a solution from Apple Care's senior advisors, and wanted to see if it'd still be useful to share =]
Here it is:
Go to Terminal under OS X Internet Recovery (Cmd-Opt-R)
Enter - diskutil CoreStorage list
Identify disk's numeric serial number
Enter - diskutil CoreStorage delete <serial number>
After this, open Disk Utility again and a box should pop up asking if you want to fix the drives in red text.
Fix, then reinstall OS X.

Which hard drive brands does Apple use in the iMac G5?

I am wanting to replace the Western Digital hd that came in my iMac G5. I know that some iMacs have Maxtor hds built in and yet others Hitachi drives.
I was wondering whether anoyone has a Seagate drive...I usually use Seagates, however I was told they are running really hot. Not what you need in an iMac G5.
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Cheers,
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Hi Rod,
Since Coriolis have open tickets with both Apple and WDC, there is hope that, at one point, Apple will honour the problem and exchange the drive(s).
I will likely not buy a new drive in the meantime since I learnt that the SATA drives are totally different from the ATA drives...in other words, the WD drive would end up in a drawer since it is incompatible with the hd enclosures [Oxford 911 chips] I have.
In summary, my panic since November [or since Drive 10 in 2001] was justified...the time wasted was incredible. Without DiskWarrior, I would have re-loaded the operating system several times. Great piece of software. Now I am confident that the OS X update combo will resolve the current systems problem. If not, I simply re-install. Just have to defrag the WD drive using the inferior DriveGenius.
Thanks for your help.
Cheers,
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Hi - my Imac's hard drive keeps starting and stopping, when the imac is idle. The Imac is working perfectly otherwise. Any ideas?

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My computer crashed and my hard drive is wiped out. How do I get the songs from itunes that are loaded on to my ipod back on my computer and in my itunes library? In the simpliest terms possible, please.

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This defines Target Disk Mode:
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH10725
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