Do I have to enable fusion drive again if I return my iMac?

[Erdbeertorte]

Hey,

I disabled the fusion drive on my new iMac and now I am thinking of returning it, because 10.11.1 is more buggy than any beta of El Capitan before and I am not able to install an older version on it.

Does anybody know if I have to recreate the fusion drive before sending it back and/or if Apple charges me a fee for not doing that?

I have just two days left for testing if 10.11.2 is working without any annoying issues.

Thanks in advance for your answers.

 

[surf2snow1]

I would just to be safe, but you can always call your local Apple Store and ask them.

 

[ericv]

Hey,

I disabled the fusion drive on my new iMac and now I am thinking of returning it, because 10.11.1 is more buggy than any beta of El Capitan before and I am not able to install an older version on it.

Does anybody know if I have to recreate the fusion drive before sending it back and/or if Apple charges me a fee for not doing that?

I have just two days left for testing if 10.11.2 is working without any annoying issues.

Thanks in advance for your answers.

I returned a 27" iMac on day 14 of the return window because the new late '15 iMacs came out. They didn't even look in the box. I even forgot to give them the power cable and left my after market memory in the computer. I went back a couple days later and got the memory, they didn't want the cable.

 

[panzer06]

I returned a 27" iMac on day 14 of the return window because the new late '15 iMacs came out. They didn't even look in the box. I even forgot to give them the power cable and left my after market memory in the computer. I went back a couple days later and got the memory, they didn't want the cable.

Same here, I did exactly the same thing and they didn't check the box at all. They certainly won't care about the drive config.

 

[Brewing]

I returned an iPhone 6s Plus because it was just too big for my small hands. I have multiple lightning cords around the house, I wasn't sure which one was the original. When I returned it he commented that it wasn't the original, but they said don't worry about it. Drought they are going to look or care about the drive.

 

[laragheast]

Hi
I know this is a side question but now did you split the fusion drive , I followed the instructions from the Macworld guide but the hdd would not unmount , any help would much appreciated . Thank you

 

[Erdbeertorte]

Thank you everyone for your answers. I also think Apple does not really care about the drive configuration. At the moment the most annoying bug, that I was permanently asked for my iCloud password, seems to be gone since I updated to 10.11.2.

Hi
I know this is a side question but now did you split the fusion drive , I followed the instructions from the Macworld guide but the hdd would not unmount , any help would much appreciated . Thank you

I just booted El Capitan from an external drive and used two commands in the terminal which I found somewhere. I can't exactly remember where I got it from. It was much easier than I thought.