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Martlets93

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Jun 13, 2011
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I have an early 2011 Mac Pro running Yosemite. it's been running a little slower than normal, so I cleaned it up and when I ran Onyx I was told the HD needed to be repaired. Unfortunately, during the repair I was told to back up my files and restore the HD.

I'm running Time Machine on a Time Capsule. If I wipe my HD, as suggested, can I just restore it using my latest Time Capsule file? Will that put my computer back to how it is today, minus the issue, or just reinstall the same HD problem I have now?

Suggestions?

Thanks.
 

ZMacintosh

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Nov 13, 2008
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Yes, Time Machine will restore your files and applications.

You may want to consider getting a new Hard drive. sounds like you may be experiencing a hardware/hard drive failure
 

Martlets93

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Jun 13, 2011
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Yes, Time Machine will restore your files and applications.

You may want to consider getting a new Hard drive. sounds like you may be experiencing a hardware/hard drive failure

I'm hoping this fixes it, but if not it looks like it will be time to upgrade to a SSD. I was just concerned that I'd either lose data or re-add whatever issue it was having if I used the last Time Machine back up, since it was made after the existing issue.
 
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