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My four year old accidentally whacked the closed top of my 13" MacBook, and now half of the screen is just colorful lines. Even worse, I just discovered that when I open iPhoto, there are NO photos - are they gone for good?!? iTunes shows the same thing, no music. Slowly freaking out here...I know the screen issue can be repaired, but there's no way to replace a year's worth of baby photos.
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As for the missing photos and music, unless they were deleted somehow, or the hard drive sustained damage along with the screen, they should still be on your machine. Have you noticed any other files missing? Is the machine operating normally - other than the exceptions noted above? Regards. |
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I haven't noticed any other files missing, although I havnt looked that much yet (hard to navigate with only half the screen). All of the icons on the desktop are gone though. It's operating normally except for the above mentioned problems. I found a 13.3 screen on Amazon For $75 that I'm going to order; my husband has a techie friend who can install it. I read something somewhere about a photo recovery scan you can do (I think it was a scan?) and also about using the mac's Time Capsule to fix the missing files - do you think that might work? Or should I not tinker with it at all... Thanks for answering my post.
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It's really kind of you to help me. Is there a way to look for the photos by scanning the computer?
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Yes, time machine is something that you need an external HD to backup onto, so if you haven't been doing that....
![]() You can go to user/pictures and see what you have there. Also, pictures/iPhoto library, and right click (control + click) to show package contents, and then go through to see what is there inside all those folders, but don't alter anything. Obviously, also look in your trash! |
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