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bobfitz14

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Oct 14, 2008
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My MBP (specs in sig) has been running pretty ******* for a few months now. I thought it was the RAM so I cleared it, deleted unnecessary programs, ran spam/virus protection apps and they found nothing... and so I ran Disk Utility and ran into this problem.

I have Applecare but before I go that route I'd like to know if there's anything I could do myself that could solve this.

Also I have a back up HD, would it pick pick up this error via backing up or is it related to the hardware in my MBP? I want to upgrade to 10.8 but don't want to lose anything or just make this problem any worse than it is now.

I've tried restarting and holding cmd + R for Mac OS X Utilities several times but it has not worked.
 

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I think that MBP of yours came with a DVD; if so, boot from it and run Disk Utility and repair your drive. Or from a thumb drive with Lion or ML or whatever you have that is bootable. Or TechTools or Disk Warrior.

Rob
 
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