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asriznet

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anyone encounter this issue in your yosemite when saving files from the internet you cannot view the bottom options Save and Cancel like below pic?


yeah happens to me too, had to click the up arrow beside "Save As" box and back again to have the proper view.
 

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Just a quick question, is it wise to update to Yosemites now? Been holding on the day OSX is being launch and itchy to update for continuity haha
 

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Just a quick question, is it wise to update to Yosemites now? Been holding on the day OSX is being launch and itchy to update for continuity haha

Itchy users like me update to OS X Yosemite when the Beta was released.

It's already officially released now so technically it's supposed to be a Stable release.

However you can never be too sure.

Do a time machine backup and update.

Don't yall know that you can easily revert back your whole system to any time machine backup that was done? When I say revert, it will revert back the OS as well.
 

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Just a quick question, is it wise to update to Yosemites now? Been holding on the day OSX is being launch and itchy to update for continuity haha

do a time machine backup first, so far ok for me.
 

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click2plugin works as advertised. juz dat me hv to install flash again. :s22:

both safari and firefox can disallow flash without installing anything. juz wish dat safari has the option of always ask instead of ask and stick with it.
 

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Time machine is a built-in backup program on ALL macs, if you don't have time machine, it could only be you don't have a mac or you have an old mac running OS X Tiger or earlier.

Unless you mean you don't have spare portable HDDs or you mean "Time Capsule"?

Read: Mac Basics: Time Machine backs up your Mac

ye that ^ Currently don't have a spare portable HDD :/
 

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ye that ^ Currently don't have a spare portable HDD :/

It's up to you if you want to live life dangerously! haha

Regardless of an OS X Upgrade or not, Backup is essential, be it time machine or just manually copying your data elsewhere.

No computer manufacturers guarantees your data is safe, it's all written in the fine print of their T&C.

To them, Data loss = "who ask you not to backup?" :s13::s13:

taken from https://www.apple.com/legal/warranty/products/mac-english.html

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IF YOUR APPLE PRODUCT IS CAPABLE OF STORING SOFTWARE PROGRAMS, DATA AND OTHER INFORMATION, YOU SHOULD MAKE PERIODIC BACKUP COPIES OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED ON THE STORAGE MEDIA TO PROTECT THE CONTENTS AND AS A PRECAUTION AGAINST POSSIBLE OPERATIONAL FAILURES.

Before receiving warranty service, Apple or its agents may require that you furnish proof of purchase details, respond to questions designed to assist with diagnosing potential issues and follow Apple's procedures for obtaining warranty service. Before submitting your Apple Product for warranty service you should maintain a separate backup copy of the contents of its storage media, remove all personal information that you want to protect and disable all security passwords.

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Following warranty service your Apple Product or a replacement product will be returned to you as your Apple Product was configured when originally purchased, subject to applicable updates. You will be responsible for reinstalling all other software programs, data and information. Recovery and reinstallation of other software programs, data and information are not covered under this warranty.
 

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i just update only. usually wont be that sway that data will lost
 

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i just update only. usually wont be that sway that data will lost

That's what they all say until it happened :p

I've seen my fair share of data loss cases :s13:

Is it worth paying thousands of dollars for data recovery service, i would rather buy lots of portable HDD and make multiple copies of backup. LOL
 

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hi bros,
I have prepared Yosmite installer in flash disk already.

I am now getting ready to erase the existing OS from my MBA.

Just want to confirm before I proceed to erase during start up.

Usually how many partition is inside an original MBA if I have never create any from new.

If just the existing OS, then I just delete and install the Yosemite right?

But if 2-3 partition inside, then can I delete all to make into one before install Yosemite?

Sorry but just to make sure before I proceed further.
 

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hi bros,
I have prepared Yosmite installer in flash disk already.

I am now getting ready to erase the existing OS from my MBA.

Just want to confirm before I proceed to erase during start up.

Usually how many partition is inside an original MBA if I have never create any from new.

If just the existing OS, then I just delete and install the Yosemite right?

But if 2-3 partition inside, then can I delete all to make into one before install Yosemite?

Sorry but just to make sure before I proceed further.
Do a time machine backup first, but why didn't you just update directly from itunes store?
 

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hi bros,
I have prepared Yosmite installer in flash disk already.

I am now getting ready to erase the existing OS from my MBA.

Just want to confirm before I proceed to erase during start up.

Usually how many partition is inside an original MBA if I have never create any from new.

If just the existing OS, then I just delete and install the Yosemite right?

But if 2-3 partition inside, then can I delete all to make into one before install Yosemite?

Sorry but just to make sure before I proceed further.

If you have made necessary backup, please proceed.

If you're not sure of how many partition, best to repartition the whole drive.

Boot into the Yosemite bootable installer
Go to Disk Utility
Select the main drive on the left, NOT the partition
Click th drop down menu "Current" change it to "1 Partition"
Change the name to "Macintosh HD"
Change the format to Mac OS Extended Journaled
Max out the size
Click on option and make sure "GUID Partition Table" is selected

Click OK & Apply

That will wipe the whole drive of your MBA, close disk utility and I initiate the installation to "Macintosh HD"
 

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thank asriznet

I have press option during startup and found other than macintosh HD I still have recovery disk Maverick inside. Is this a partition also?

Then I proceed to erase Macintosh HD but how come took only 3-5second and is it completely wipeout or not?
 
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My wifi seem to be very cranky after the update.
The connection keeps dropping even when the signal is strong.
 
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