Need to Repair Activate Audition 2.0 after replacing system drive

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Don't have permissions to data drives after replacing system drive

In my 10.4 Mac Pro, the hard drive with the OS died. I have two more hard drives in there that I store all my data on, those are fine. I bought a new drive, reloaded OSX, created a administrator account during setup, but now I don't appear to have access to my data drives. I did a command+i and tried to reset it to my administrator account and group having read & write, and everyone else having read & write (as other people use this computer too, we all share the data drives so the permissions need to be wide open for everyone) but it says I dont have permissions to do it.
Anyone know how i can blow open the permissions on those two data drives?

Thanks - I did go there but couldn't find my specific issue addressed.
In any event - I've since discovered that the two HD in question (although I use them on a daily basis with no problem) both had "Ignore ownership on this volume" checked in the Info window. The two I COULD access (via Time Machine) did not.
So I unchecked that box on the 2 problem drives and, when I went back into TM, was able at least to select each hard drive with no error messages.
Unfortunately, execept for the "Today" state, TM would NOT go back in time to show files on either of the two previously-locked drives for all of the yesterdays that it backed them up.
Unless I can figure out how to access Time Machine as "System" I think all those archived files are lost to me on the two drives.

How to Re-activate my lightroom license after a system crash ?

Hi My computer crashed and I was forced to reformat my drives. How can I register my License as it is still active. This prevents me from using Lightroom

Hi Keith
A short desciption of my problem
History
        Installed Lightroom on my Zbook and activated my serial number
        Windows crashed and reciovery failed
        Format harddrive & re-install windows
        Downloaded Lightroom via free abode cloud interface (Dec/Jan)
        Could use lightroom until February
        Lightroom develop is inactivated ( I can see all my pictures in the Library mode)
        When I punch in my serial nr for lightroom I get the message that it is already active
I presume that the issue is that it seems that I am trying to active my license again ?
Best regards
Berne
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MacBook Pro does not boot past apple screen after replacing hard drive

After replacing hard drive on MacBook Pro 13 inch early 2011 model, the screen only boots to the apple logo. Do I need to re-install the OS?

The problem is that the OS is not in any where else of the MacBook Pro than in the HD / SSD. If you replace the Hard Drive, then you will need to Re-install OSX into that hard drive, it's pretty easy.
1) Power up your Macbook Pro, as fast as you can press and hold the Option key (ALT). You'll see that it opens the bootable-devices you have, you'll see a Recovery partition, click it.
(If the Hard Drive contains data do the following)
2) In the menu select Disk Utility.
3) In Disk Utility go ahead and select the Hard Drive that is inside the MBP.
4) Erase the content.
(If the Hard Drive contains no data continue with the following jumping the last 3 steps).
5) Select Re-install OSX.
6) Select the Hard Drive in which you want to install it.
Follow the steps of everything else (it should take approximately 1 hour to do the whole thing).
Hope this helps!
Later.

How do I reinstall CS6 Extended 64-bit after replacing hard drive and OS?

How do I reinstall CS6 Extended 64-bit after replacing hard drive and Windows 7 64-bit OS?

You can download the trial installer directly. Find the appropriate link below.
You must be on a trial download page to use the links, otherwise you get an error message.
For example, load the following page: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_elements&loc=us
before pasting the link into the address bar.
http://trials2.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/PHSP/13/win32/Photoshop_13_LS16.7z
http://trials2.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/PHSP/13/win32/Photoshop_13_LS16.exe
You need to kepp both files downloaded into same folder and after download click on .exe file to extract .7z

IMac won't boot after replacing hard drive and restoring from Time Machine

I was having problems with my iMac but upgraded to Lion when it came out. Had a few good days and then my hard drive died.
I had the drive replaced and the repair people put Snow Leopard on the new drive.
I then tried to restore everything from my Time Machine backup. At first when I tried to log on the computer wouldn't accept my password (i know it was right).
I decided to reinstall again using the snow leopard dvd i had. This time, the computer booted up (didn't ask me for a passord) and looked like it was in the process of setting things up. But Mail kept saying it was going to import messages but then quit and restarted a few seconds later. When i quit it it just came back again and again. I could see Chrome open behind it with my bookmarks in the toolbar and see other restored things, but the overall look was grey and not everything was there.
When i restarted from the HD and not the dvd i could never get past various shades of grey and the circling progress indicator. Never booted up at all.
I read about Lion having some restore hd functionality but it doesn't show up when i restart with option key. Am I in limbo between operating systems?
Any advice as to steps to take? I don't know much about this stuff.
Thanks for any help.

Yes, if you picked a Snow Leopard backup, that's what you got.
You could pick a Lion backup, and it would restore it, but that wouldn't create the Recovery HD, which you will need, sooner or later. See Using the Recovery HD. You'll need to re-download Lion for that to be created.
When you do that, after downloading but before installing Lion again, you might want to do this: Making a Lion Install disc or partition. Then if you need to reinstall Lion again, you can do it from that, instead of having to download it again.

Pavilion dv5 2035dx - reinstalling after replacing hard drive

My hard drive in my Pavilion dv5 2035dx failed -every test imaginable and I could not get Windos 7 to load. I purchased a replacement drive that is an exact dupilcate of the original Toshoba 500 and installed in my laptop. I was not too concerned since I had created my backup disks and had them in my possession.
Well I put the system repair/boot disk in and everything went alon fine, until I was asked to put in my other disks. None of the other disks seem to have the information my notebook is looking for and I can not install the drivers or get the machine up and running. I've checked the HP website and can nt find a recovery kit.
I was unable to get to Windows on the old defective drive to and since I have replaced the drive, there is no restore poit to look for so I have to reinstall back to the day of purchase. I need help, any suggestions on getting my notebook up and running again.

If in the USA, please see Windows 7 64b + Supp 3 Recovery Kit to purchase the HP Recovery Media for your computer. If elsewhere in the world, please contact official HP Customer Support, via the HP Worldwide Support Portal, to see if HP recovery Media is available for your model.
If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
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Blinking Folder with Question Mark after replacing Hard Drive

I have a 2010 Macbook Pro. It recently stopped starting up. I took it to the Genius Bar and the guy working there told me I needed to replace the hard drive. I did that. Now when I start the computer up I get a blinking folder with a question mark on it.
I've tried holding Option to get to the Start Up Manager and I've tried holding Command+R to get to Recovery and both give me no results.
I cannot find my original Installation Disc.
Can anyone give me advice on what I should do next? Do I need to get another copy of the Install DVD to continue?

Install Snow Leopard from the original discs that came with the computer. You cannot use a retail Snow Leopard DVD with that model. Update to 10.6.8. You can then redownload Lion or Mountain Lion freely if you have purchased them already.
The first thing you must do is partition and format the drive before you can install OS X. To do that you will need an installer disc. You can purchase replacements from Apple:
Apple Store Customer Service at 1-800-676-2775 or visit online Help for more information.
To contact product and tech support: Apple - Support - Contact Apple Support.
You cannot use Internet Recovery unless you had Lion or Mountain Lion already installed. In that case see:
Install Lion/Mountain Lion on a New HDD/SDD
Be sure you backup your files to an external drive or second internal drive because the following procedure will remove everything from the hard drive.
Boot to the Internet Recovery HD:
Restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the COMMAND-OPTION- R keys until a globe appears on the screen. Wait patiently - 15-20 minutes - until the Recovery main menu appears.
Partition and Format the hard drive:
1. Select Disk Utility from the main menu and click on the Continue button.
2. After DU loads select your external hard drive (this is the entry with the mfgr.'s ID and size) from the left side list. Click on the Partition tab in the DU main window.
3. Under the Volume Scheme heading set the number of partitions from the drop down menu to one. Click on the Options button, set the partition scheme to GUID then click on the OK button. Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Partition button and wait until the process has completed. Quit DU and return to the main menu.
Reinstall Lion/Mountain Lion: Select Reinstall Lion/Mountain Lion and click on the Install button. Be sure to select the correct drive to use if you have more than one.
Note: You will need an active Internet connection. I suggest using Ethernet if possible because it is three times faster than wireless.

HT201250 How to restore laptop from time capsule after replacing hard drive

How do I reload all my programs and files from a time capsule after changing hard drive? Also Apple store reloaded with Snow Leopard and not Lion. Will that be a problem? Thank you

Plug the external drive into a computer by usb or whatever box you have available..
When you say blank, is it correctly formatted.. we recommend HFS+ which is Mac OS Extended (jorrnaled)
Make sure you use GUID type disk setup not MBR if it came from PC world.
Copy the files via finder from TC to the external drive.

Can I restore from Time Machine backup after replacing hard drive

I'm planning on replacing the 250GB hard drive in my mid 2010 13 inch MBP with a larger one. My MBP comes with Snow Leopard, and I've installed Lion and recently Mountain Lion from App Store. Can I use my Snow Leopard disc to boot up the laptop after replacing the hard drive, and restore Mountain Lion and everything else from the latest backup in Time Machine without having to install Snow Leopard?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
Press Command and R keys while your Mac is starting and restore your backup. You shouldn't use 10.6 to restore the Mountain Lion backup

Create a restore point fails with 0x81000101 error after replacing hard drives

I recent had a hard drive failure so, figuring that I may as well gain something for all of the work, I replaced both drives in my RAID 1 array (thereby doubling the drive space). I then restored from back up and all has appeared well for several months
now. Last week I started having trouble with RDC which led me to potential issues with my Intel RAID driver which finally led me to System Restore points. It turns out that they haven't been working for some time now and I've been unable to get
them started using any of the advice in the other discussions on this particular topic.
All of the necessary services should be running. I've also tried turning system protection off/on.
The new information that I provide is that when I first opened the System Protection tab, I found two entries for the C: drive. The first had protection turned off. The second, named OS, was listed as missing. After a couple of attempts
with the configuration, I ended up with one entry for OS (C:) with protection On. It still didn't work which led me to the forum and many failed attempts at getting this one feature working.
One of the other discussions mentioned the RestoreSystem log files. They are, of course, binary files but I was able to see that I'm getting something called SxRegReadDWORD4FAILED6 fairly soon followed later by a FAILED CSpp::_CreateSnapshotSet.
I'm hoping that somebody with the right tool and knowledge to actually read those files can help me get restore points working again.

Hi,
What is the full error messages? Like this?
The shared restore point operation failed with error (0x81000101) The creation of a shadow copy has timed out. Try this operation again.
If yes, then we might take a try with the method mentioned in the below blog:
Windows Server Backup failed to backup with error 0x81000101
Let us know the process.
Best regards
Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support

Need to repair disk frequently, only happens after running VMWare Fusion, though

I have to repair my disk by booting with command-R at least twice a week. The disk gets corrupted and peformance goes down the toilet.
I have finally isolated that it happens only after I am have run VMWare Fusion 3.1.3. Whether I leave it open or suspend the VM doesn't matter. Of course the solution from VMWare was "pay for an upgrade to Vmware 4", but that is not in the cards for me.
Anyone have similar issues or problems.
Model Name:          MacBook
Model Identifier:          MacBook6,1
Processor Name:          Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed:          2.26 GHz
Number of Processors:          1
Total Number of Cores:          2
L2 Cache:          3 MB
Memory:          4 GB
Bus Speed:          1.07 GHz
Boot ROM Version:          MB61.00C8.B00
SMC Version (system):          1.51f53
Serial Number (system):          W89433W88PX
Hardware UUID:          8DB112AF-8BE0-5614-A976-77A0D903A028
Sudden Motion Sensor:
State:          Enabled

Tony Politano wrote:
Sorry, I should have been clearer on the VMware response. 3.1.3 is the lowest version they run on Lion and should work (minus the bells and whistles of 4), but I think he was just trying to upsell me 4.
Unfortunately, no. While the initial response from VMware was the release of the 3.1.3 update, it was quickly determined from all the reports that people were still experiencing issues with 3.1.3 on Lion. (I suspect it became more prevelant after the 10.7.1 and 10.7.2 updates. For the record, I did not have an issue with 3.1.3 on Lion, but I upgraded to Fusion4 before 10.7.1 came out.) While not everyone experienced an issue with 3.1.3 on Lion, there were enough reports coming in that VMware has pretty much stopped saying 3.1.3 is ok on Lion. But old webpages with outdated info still live on in Google, etc.
On a brighter note, VMware dropped the price of Fusion. Fusion3 was $70 when it was initially released. Fusion4 is $50. So from that point of view, VMware is give you $20 off.

I need to restore my iTunes lit file after a hard drive wipe

My laptop was stolen and wiped, but I ended up getting it back. I'm a DJ and manage my music through iTunes and stupidly had not backed up for several months. I've recovered all my files, and am trying to recover my latests itl file so I get my most current version of my playlists back. Problme is, when the frive was wiped, all the itl files lost their names and date created info, and I seem to have over 35 of them. I figured the largest file would be to most recent, but that is not the case. Any ideas on how I can find the most recent itl file out of this group? they range in size from a 65 kb to 45 mb,
Thanks

Well, other is all your personal data. So you'll need to go through that and delete a lot. Also, if you're using a laptop local snapshots may be taking up space in backups.
If you run TM you don't really need local snapshots so if you need the disk space you can disable them in Terminal with this command...
sudo tmutil disablelocal
To undo this, rerun it with "enablelocal" instead of "disablelocal".
Most folks using a small flash drive will keep only the system on that drive and use another larger drive for everything else. It sounds like you need another disk.. but what type Mac are you on?

Reinstalling OS9 onto )S10.4.x after replacing hard drive ??

Don't know if this is the correct place to ask, but here goes. I think I posted this in the wrong place yesterday.
I had a catastrophic hard drive failure on my G5 and had to have a new hard drive installed. The repairman also reinstalled OS X from my disk.
When I tried to install OS 9 from the Install Disk, it won't do it. It says "There is nothing to install." Also, the "space needed" says 0.
I have read the Apple help site suggestions, but that involves deleting my OS 10.4, installing OS 9, reinstalling 10.2, then updating to 10.4. I don't want to do that, for a couple of reasons:
1. I am not going to deliet my OS...I am not computer literate enough to be comfortable doing that;
2. How do I know OS 9 is "really" on the install disk, since it says there is nothing there?
Anybody have any ideas.
Thanks,
Andy in AZ
USN 1964-1967
NAM 1966-1967

Andy:
Sorry! Bad news!
Did you try the procedure outline in the article linked by eww? If you did and it didn't work, here's what's next:
+Do I have to go through the whole procedure of deleting OS 10.4, installing 10.2, trying to install OS 9, and updating 10.2 to 10.4?+
Not quite all of that.
Here's what we will need to do:
1. Backup everything on your HDD you need to save.
2. Reformat from OS 9.
3. Install OS 9
4. Install OS X (10.4x)
Here's how:
Format and Install OS 9
This process will completely erase everything on your Hard Disk Drive. Be sure to Backup your User Folder and all third party apps you can't afford to lose
1. Boot from your OS 9 install CD holding down C key.
2. Go to Drive Setup and reformat your drive as Mac OS Extended (HFS+)
2. Reinstall OS 9
3. Update to 9.2.2: Mac OS 9: Available Updates
4. Update your firmware
5. Shut down computer and boot from OS X install disk as follows.
OS X Installation Process
Boot from you install disk holding down the "C" key.
When booted, select language.
Go to Utilities menu and launch Disk Utility.
Go to File menu and Repair OS 9 Permissions!
Quit Disk Utility.
Open Installer and begin installation.
Choose to Customize and deselect Foreign Language Translations and Additional Printer drivers.
Check box to install X11 (Tiger) BSD Subsystems (Panther & earlier).
Proceed with installation.
After installation computer will restart for setup.
After setup, reboot computer.
Go to Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility.
Select your HDD (manufacturer ID) in left side bar.
Select First Aid in main panel.
Click Repair Disk Permissions.
Connect to Internet.
Download and install Mac OS X 10.4.9 Combo Update (PPC) or 10.4.10 Combo update
Computer will restart after updates.
Go to Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility.
Select your HDD (manufacturer ID) in left side bar.
Select First Aid in main panel.
Click Repair Disk Permissions.
Please post back with questions or comments should you have any.
Good luck.
cornelius
Message was edited by: cornelius

How to reinstall os x/data after replacing hard drive

I'm about to replace my hard drive after the original crashed. I have a macbook pro 17" and I have the original backup cd's, also a time machine backup on external hd.I'm installing a 1tb hdd from the 750gb original.
What is the sequence which I need to follow to restore my OS and data? The original OS is Snow Laopard, the one I ugraded to is Moutain Lion.
Apart from the sequence will the Ext hd have the operating system backed up on it or do I need to load the original OS disc and then the Apps disc or only the Ext hd backup?
As I'm replacing my hard drive do I need to format the new drive in disc utilities still, if so how?
Will I be asked for any passwords?
Any help appreciated.
Martyn.

Install the new HDD in your MBP.
Start the MBP with the Snow Leopard install disk holding down the C key.
Proceed with the installation until you see a menu bar on top of the display.
From the menu bar click on UTILITIES.
From the drop down menu select Disk Utility.
Select Disk Utility>Erase and format the HDD to Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
Proceed to install Snow Leopard. It will probably be 10.6.3.
Open SOFTWARE UPDATE and install 10.6.8.
Then you may install Mt. Lion or Mavericks.
Run Time Machine and install your user data. Refer to this web site for assistance if need be:
http://pondini.org/OSX/Home.html
Ciao.

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