Today I got my '09 Macbook back from the repair shop. They installed a new 750g hard drive, and installed Mountain Lion. I find that it no longer has Garageband, iMovie, and iPhoto on it. Gone are 2000 songs, and 1800 pics. I still have the data, because not long ago I bought a Macbook Pro, and using Migration Assistant, transferred all of the contents off of the Macbook onto the Macbook Pro. I figure that I can use Migration Assistant and transfer the contents of the Macbook Pro onto the Macbook, but what about the missing apps? I have doubts that the apps will reappear by doing this, I don't know, but I don't think so. Looking at Apple App Store, I see that Garageband and iMovie are there, but I don't see iPhoto. I am going to see if I can find the stuff that came with the Macbook and see if there is a disc that has that on it, but I'm not optimistic. I think that I should restore the lost apps before I use Migration Assistant to transfer the data. You guys that are knowledgeable about this, what do you think? OSX 10.8.5
arc1953
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