I work for the UCT Rugby Club and the coach dropped the MacBook we do our video analysis on. The drive is broken and the mac store in Cape Town want to charge us R5 000 ($625) to replace it. The Rugby Club refuses to pay.
Is there a way to disable the broken drive so that the Mac doesn't try spin a disk that isn't there? I literally don't want it to even receive power if possible.
Thanks.
Is there a way to disable the broken drive so that the Mac doesn't try spin a disk that isn't there? I literally don't want it to even receive power if possible.
Thanks.