boot disk permissions set to allow access to no one,

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Hi, I set by mistake boot disk permissions to no one access. So i can't start up my mac yosemite 10.10.4.
How I can resolve this bad issue?
Please some help
Thanks so much
 

Cory Cooper

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Hello and welcome.

Agreed, this could be a bad issue.

-Do you have a current Time Machine or other backup of all of your data?
-How did you set the permissions to no one?
-Can you boot into the Recovery Partition?

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Hello and welcome.

Agreed, this could be a bad issue.

-Do you have a current Time Machine or other backup of all of your data?
-How did you set the permissions to no one?
-Can you boot into the Recovery Partition?

C
Hi, at the time it's already solve....I travel to an apple shop, they told me your operating system is finish.
for lucky I was there ....I set again the permissions of hard disk to read and write, so now is working like it use to.
how I did this bad issue?
I think I was playing with fire....

Thanks so much for your reply

cheers
 

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