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First, A1224 is not definitive enough. There are quite a few iMac models associated with "A1224": https://everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/?search_keywords=a1224 Given, though, that you stated yours is a 2007 model, I suspect it is one of the first 2 on that list. Which one is it? Next, the...

Well, there are 16 Mac Mini models with a "designation" of A1347: https://everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/?search_keywords=A1347 If the one you got is the most recent model, then it is one of the following models: MGEM2LL/A...

First, for the model A1224, there are a number of "variations" of those iMacs: https://everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/?search_keywords=a1224 So, hard to tell how much RAM each of them have, along with the size and type of the internal drive. Not sure, though, what you mean by "Both "all in...

A couple of questions, along with some suggestions: 1. This one is critical: are you making backups to an external device? If so, what software are you using for that? 2. Have you ever done any disk cleanup/maintenance/repairs, from a software perspective? One can actually do a good...

Unfortunately it does not have an EMC number near the hinge. So is the mac completely dead? Could a repair shop fix it? Thanks for replies.

Unfortunately, the A1278 designation is not enough. There should be an "entry" entitled "EMC" right next to that A1278 one. Will need that also. The reason for this is that just having the A1278 shows all these different MacBook models...

First, there are 9 different 13" MacBook Pro models A1502: http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/?search_keywords=A1502 So, it would help if you can identify the exact one you have that is causing issues. From your description, there is a very good change that the internal SSD has...

Thanks, mine says A1286, but there's no EMC number. I looked up the A1286 number but there are so many covering so many years: http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/?search_keywords=a1286 Oh wait, is it the FCC numbers? I have: QDS-BRCM1038 4324A-BRCM103 QDS-BRCM1037 4324a-BRCM1037

Just make sure you know the MacBook version, there will be a serial number somewhere that you can look up … because my advice has been for the MacBook model number A1181 If the MacBook boots up then that Snow Leopard you linked will be fine but without seeing the MacBook myself I can't...

Thanks, Cory, for the correction. Eddy, you will need to go through the following steps to upgrade the OS: 1. As Cory stated, you need more RAM in your machine, and going to 4 Gig would be the way to go. 2. You also need to purchase an external hard drive. It needs to be at least 500 gig...

Yes mine is a 5,5 too

Well,I thought that would be enough, but believe it or not, there is more than one 13" MacBook Pro with that "model" designation. So, need for you to do the following: 1. Go to the "About This Mac ...". 2. Click "System Report". 3. On the next page, you'll see an entry entitled "Model...

Your iBook could be one of 3 released over 2003/2004. Either way it shipped with 10.3 and may or may not have been upgraded. Macs back in those days didn't have a recovery partition but they do now. You won't know where you stand with the iBook until you source the original install media &...