hello all can anybody please tell me if i can clone my hd and put it on a
external hd with ccc and is it very easy and where can i get step by step
instructions to do this thanks in advance wayne
On 9 Jan 2012, at 22:05, Richard Ring wrote:
> I am writing this message because I am extremely perplexed and frustrated. I
> am using a MacBook Pro that is only 3 months old. It features an Intel 2.7
> ghz dual cor i7 processor, 8 gigs of ram, and a 500 gig hard disk. I am
> running Lion with all software updates applied. Here is my problem. When
> ever I use Finder to copy files, or, for that matter, to look at any files
> and folders, I receive "finder busy" messages and can do nothing. The only
> way I can return Finder to its normal behavior is to force quit and relaunch
> it, and even then the return to normal behavior is temporary. I am at a
> total loss as to what I can do about this issue, but it is rendering many
> functions useless. If this kind of behavior was happening on a Windows
> machine, I could think of several things I could try in order to remedy it.
> However, I am clueless here. This is rendered even more frustrating because I
> am attempting to use this computer as my primary machine. Any ideas any of
> you may have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for any and all
> help.
>
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