Hey there,
Today I received a new MacBook after my previous one died. The previous one has a dead logic board and cannot be turned on (as well as other problems), but the hard drive is fine.
AppleCare wanted over $800 to fix it (and the risk of losing all the data), so instead I got a new MacBook.
My question is:
Can I remove the hard drive from the old MacBook and put it in the new one, boot off of it and copy the data to an external drive, then swap the hard drives back?
Both computers are the same model:
MacBook (White) Core 2 Duo 2GHz, 80GB 5400RPM HD
Thanks!
Today I received a new MacBook after my previous one died. The previous one has a dead logic board and cannot be turned on (as well as other problems), but the hard drive is fine.
AppleCare wanted over $800 to fix it (and the risk of losing all the data), so instead I got a new MacBook.
My question is:
Can I remove the hard drive from the old MacBook and put it in the new one, boot off of it and copy the data to an external drive, then swap the hard drives back?
Both computers are the same model:
MacBook (White) Core 2 Duo 2GHz, 80GB 5400RPM HD
Thanks!