O Outkast27 macrumors 6502 Original poster Feb 16, 2012 331 0 Earf Apr 22, 2013 #1 i used migration assistant from my mbpr timemachine backup on my imac. I gave my imac to my uncle and deleted my files. The imac is still recognized as my macbook pro, is there a way to change that to his name, without wiping the hard drive?
i used migration assistant from my mbpr timemachine backup on my imac. I gave my imac to my uncle and deleted my files. The imac is still recognized as my macbook pro, is there a way to change that to his name, without wiping the hard drive?
AppleNewton macrumors 68000 Apr 3, 2007 1,697 84 1 Finite Place Apr 28, 2013 #3 why cant you just use the restore disks to restore the iMac? did you delete your user account on the iMac? if so open up system preferences, Sharing and change the computer name.
why cant you just use the restore disks to restore the iMac? did you delete your user account on the iMac? if so open up system preferences, Sharing and change the computer name.
hfg macrumors 68040 Dec 1, 2006 3,621 312 Cedar Rapids, IA. USA Apr 28, 2013 #4 Would "SystemPreferences/Sharing - - ComputerName" be what you are looking for?
O Outkast27 macrumors 6502 Original poster Feb 16, 2012 331 0 Earf Apr 28, 2013 #5 AppleNewton said: why cant you just use the restore disks to restore the iMac? did you delete your user account on the iMac? if so open up system preferences, Sharing and change the computer name. Click to expand... I wanted to avoid reinstalling everything if possible. I decided to go ahead and do a fresh install though. Thanks fellas!
AppleNewton said: why cant you just use the restore disks to restore the iMac? did you delete your user account on the iMac? if so open up system preferences, Sharing and change the computer name. Click to expand... I wanted to avoid reinstalling everything if possible. I decided to go ahead and do a fresh install though. Thanks fellas!