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Hello first time poster here,
My beloved mid-2009 13" MacbookPro was being pretty buggy, it kept freezing and then a message came up telling me to restart it. The problem kept getting worse so I saved all my files elsewhere, completely wiped the hard drive and then went to re-install Snow Leopard. It would get about a third of the way through and then say that it couldn't find some file or other (I can't remember the name). So I pretty much had to take out the disc drive to get the installation DVD out, and tried my sister's instead, but a message comes up that OSX Snow Leopard cannot be installed on this machine. Do I need to get a new hard drive, or can I buy Lion and see if that works? My Snow Leopard disc was destroyed in the extraction, and I'm pretty much at my wits end.
My beloved mid-2009 13" MacbookPro was being pretty buggy, it kept freezing and then a message came up telling me to restart it. The problem kept getting worse so I saved all my files elsewhere, completely wiped the hard drive and then went to re-install Snow Leopard. It would get about a third of the way through and then say that it couldn't find some file or other (I can't remember the name). So I pretty much had to take out the disc drive to get the installation DVD out, and tried my sister's instead, but a message comes up that OSX Snow Leopard cannot be installed on this machine. Do I need to get a new hard drive, or can I buy Lion and see if that works? My Snow Leopard disc was destroyed in the extraction, and I'm pretty much at my wits end.