Hi,
A couple of notes here. If you used Migration Assistant, all applications,
documents and data, whether stored locally or within your iCloud Drive are
migrated to the new Mac. With your older Mac on High Sierra, this would still
be the case. Yes, going from an Intel Mac to an M1 Mac has c
There is a direct connect mode between mac machines. Using a thunderbolt port
on each a cable lets one have the host machine access the hard
drive of the other as though it is just another drive on the host machine. I
suggesst you go to an apple store or phone apple disability
support on this
On 5/12/21 00:42, Brad Snyder wrote:
1. It is my long standing opinion, that the best thing to do when
setting up a new computer, Mac or Windows, is to make a clean start,
and never setup a new Mac using a Time Machine backup. This is
especially true when moving from an Intel Mac, to a Mac
1. It is my long standing opinion, that the best thing to do when setting up a
new computer, Mac or Windows, is to make a clean start, and never setup a new
Mac using a Time Machine backup. This is especially true when moving from an
Intel Mac, to a Mac with an M1 processor.
I believe that you
while I'm at it, at what point should I deauthorize my old Mac? Before or
after the transfer? Should I use wifi or cable?
On Saturday, December 4, 2021 at 10:12:53 PM UTC-6 Kevin Gibbs wrote:
> Guys,
>
> My new MBP should be arriving on Tuesday. I’ll be replacing my 2010 Mac
> mini with this k
Guys,
My new MBP should be arriving on Tuesday. I’ll be replacing my 2010 Mac mini
with this killer box. What’s the best way to migrate all the data from one
machine to the other. I have TM on the Mac mini and I have a pretty decent
wifi situation here. The Mac mini runs High Sierra. The n
