Lost OSX Disks

[blevins321]

Hi everyone,

I'm afraid that I misplaced my OSX Reinstall Disk that came with my Mid2010 MBP. I think that they were version 10.6.3. I have a copy of Snow Leopard that I purchased for an older iMac (Early09) that is the new boxed version of 10.6.3. My question is will this disk work for a reinstall of Snow Leopard onto my MBP? Or is it as specific as builds within a 10.x.x release?

I know that I could save a disk image of the iMac and put it on the MBP (iMac is upgraded to 10.6.6 now), but I have several activated products; Adobe; that are only used on the iMac. So, I don't want to have to clutter the MBP by uninstalling those from the image.

Any advice would be appreciated!

 

[MacDawg]

If you have a retail version of SL, it will be fine to use

But you can also request replacement discs from Apple for a nominal cost

 

[solos72]

I was able to get mine replaced by Apple. They charged a small fee, I got it in two days.

 

[MacDawg]

I was able to get mine replaced by Apple. They charged a small fee, I got it in two days.

Makes it nice if you resell the machine to have the discs for it

 

[hcho3]

I was able to get mine replaced by Apple. They charged a small fee, I got it in two days.

How much was it? I always wondered that...
And can you go to apple store or you called up apple customer service?

 

[iLog.Genius]

How much was it? I always wondered that...
And can you go to apple store or you called up apple customer service?

AppleCare for $15/per disc (for the restore DVD's).

 

[solos72]

I called the Apple store and they did not carry it at all. I was charged $10 for shipping and handling. Thank gawd for AppleCare.