Hi
This is my first time posting on the forum and I'm not that a techphile so please excuse my terminology!
I was having some issues shutting down my laptop one time (was just hanging) so I gave it a hard boot (which I've done before). When it started back up the next day, I wasn't able to bootup and got a message saying it couldn't recognize my HD and I could try and repair it using disk utility (which didn't work) or I had to wipe it clean and use my Mavericks boot disk (which I don't have as I d/l off the internet).
I purchased a SATA adapter and have tried to connect the macbook HD to my iMac, which is also not recognizing it. When I go to disk utility it can't repair it.
My question is could the the problem be that my iMac runs lion and the MCP runs mavericks and that's why the HD isn't being recognized? Could it be because my MBP HD is larger than the iMacs? Or is my MBC HD just FUBAR and needs to be wiped? (I have recent photos from a trip to Europe that I was hoping to retrieve).
Thanks
Sadie
This is my first time posting on the forum and I'm not that a techphile so please excuse my terminology!
I was having some issues shutting down my laptop one time (was just hanging) so I gave it a hard boot (which I've done before). When it started back up the next day, I wasn't able to bootup and got a message saying it couldn't recognize my HD and I could try and repair it using disk utility (which didn't work) or I had to wipe it clean and use my Mavericks boot disk (which I don't have as I d/l off the internet).
I purchased a SATA adapter and have tried to connect the macbook HD to my iMac, which is also not recognizing it. When I go to disk utility it can't repair it.
My question is could the the problem be that my iMac runs lion and the MCP runs mavericks and that's why the HD isn't being recognized? Could it be because my MBP HD is larger than the iMacs? Or is my MBC HD just FUBAR and needs to be wiped? (I have recent photos from a trip to Europe that I was hoping to retrieve).
Thanks
Sadie