Glad to know I'm not the only one with Mac troubles. Mine just locks up when ever it feels like it. Good luck!
sirrom0206 0 Newbie Poster
IndieDeV2002 0 Newbie Poster
Can't you run Time-machine on your mac? Where you using Mac OSX?
lee.joanna.587 0 Newbie Poster
I deleted so many files from my Macbook, but I found some of them were important, so I wanted get them back. Thanks to this software. But it recovers so many files, so you have to spend time on selecting the files that you want to recover.
sirrom0206 0 Newbie Poster
Time machine is a no go. I'm running 10.6.8, my (computer's) ram memory is maxed out & I use external drives for storage.
I have a simular problem on my Windows 7 machine. That machine starts up, then goes into auto shut down mode before I can use any function keys. I cant even start the factory restore disks to get back to day one on the windows machine. I'm thinking about yanking the drive format C, then do a factory reinstall. I use my Windows machine when in the field shooting photos & videos. My Mac is for editing at home.
I currently have 12 gigs of space in my phone. I wish there was a computerless dongle (or script) that would allow me to save captured video on my phone as a backup.
I got an event to shoot this weekend & I'm going out computerless. I've been feeling very necked the last two weeks...
tested27 0 Newbie Poster
sanbafunv 0 Newbie Poster
You can try MiniTool mac data recovery to get them back.
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