When I try to view the retina macbook pro page on the Apple website, the animation of the rMBP is blank, and it just says "Missing Plug-in". I just downloaded and installed the latest Java and I updated flash earlier today. 
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Which plug-in am I missing?
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You need the quicktime plug-in.
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
It doesn't matter what browser he is using. It must be using Windows and there is no QT installed by default.
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
It doesn't matter what browser he is using. It must be using Windows and there is no QT installed by default.
You can't reinstall quicktime as it is part os OS X. There are quicktime plugins for third party browsers like chrome and firefox. Just google quicktime plugin *browser name* for instructions on how to instal it or check whether it is working.
I'm on safari. Any idea why it's not working? IIRC it's never worked on any of my macs forever, it's definitely been like this on my past like 3 mac laptops. I've been using the same time machine backup for them.
The time machine backup could be the problem here. You really should do a clean install every once in a while.
Is there any way to do a clean install and keep all my iTunes playlists and song ratings? That's basically the only thing stopping me from doing clean installs. It's just way too much work to go through and rate thousands of songs again, as well as create play lists I've been building up for years. Everything else isn't a big deal really.
Yeah i think there is. Just copy your music folder to an external drive, do the clean instal, and paste it back (make sure the itunes versions are the same, so update your clean instal first).
Within your music folder, there is an iTunes folder which contains files about your itunes contents, genius data, ratings ect. So if all your music and iTunes files are back the way they were, iTunes will run like it always did. I used this method to from a PC to my Macbook, since migration assistant wasn't compatible at the time.
Just keep the time machine back-up in case anything breaks, but you should be fine, it worked for me.
Within your music folder, there is an iTunes folder which contains files about your itunes contents, genius data, ratings ect. So if all your music and iTunes files are back the way they were, iTunes will run like it always did. I used this method to from a PC to my Macbook, since migration assistant wasn't compatible at the time.
Just keep the time machine back-up in case anything breaks, but you should be fine, it worked for me.