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I have an IMac which is now unsuitable for me.
In the process my iMac has become useless (Maybe funny upgrade or my idiocy)
All my Docs and photos etc, have been transferred via backup discs and other means.
iTunes of course is held by the iMac.
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iMac, iOS 7.0.4, iOS 7.0.4
It is not clear what you want to accomplish.
Do you want to erase the iMac's contents? If so, be sure to copy your iTunes Library also, if you want to remain it. Write back if you need instructions.
It is not clear what you want to accomplish.
Do you want to erase the iMac's contents? If so, be sure to copy your iTunes Library also, if you want to remain it. Write back if you need instructions.
Many thanks John - I had forgotten iTunes!!
Would I be OK downloading onto a 64G stick.
Rudgwick
Certainly. There are a number of ways to accomplish a "backup". If 64 GB is sufficient space, a USB stick is perfectly OK.
John, Thanks once more.
Rudgwick
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