Re: Suspicious Emails
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI agree with your feelings about getting a reliable techie to do the work; luckily we can afford to do that. ?When we arrived at Titan Computers, there was a row of maybe 8 or 10 27in iMacs on the counter - a beautiful sight! ?Harvey took in a fairly old MacBook Pro, over which he had spilled a glass of squash (!), to see what they can do with it. He was thinking of having an SSD put in it but Titan were not enthusiastic because of the Mac¡¯s age; there had also been an article in my Computeractive magazine making out that such an operation is not necessarily good value in an older laptop.Best, Susan
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Purler
Chris
On 14 Jun 2023, at 13:42, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
I suppose, if I¡¯d thought of it, I could have asked Titan Computers to put in an SSD while they had it in their workshop but that iMac is a ten-year-old model so perhaps it¡¯s best just to keep it going as it is. It has Winclone installed, plus my EverQuest game on the Boot Camp partition but, now I have the BeeLink and a monitor shared between it and the Mac Mini.Did you need any special tools to swap that HD, to get the screen off? When the screen went down a second time, we looked into doing that and thought some kind of sucker tool was needed but we didn¡¯t want to risk doing damage inside which apparently is quite easy.Best,Susan