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Data Recovery After Time Machine Restore
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<blockquote data-quote="thedannydavis" data-source="post: 1496648" data-attributes="member: 294661"><p>Hey Guys! I'm new to the forum, and couldn't find anything to help me in any of the threads, so whatever help you can give would be great. I recently went to backup some files on an external hard drive I have. By complete accident, I restored the wrong Time Machine backup on my iMac's hard drive. I can now not find the original backup I had for the iMac, so now my iMac is basically a clone of my Macbook Pro. Is there any way to reverse the restore, or to recover some of the files (i.e. music, photos, artwork, etc) from the hard drive? Thank you ahead of time for any help on the subject. Also- I'm running OSX 10.8.2 and Disk Utility won't open... thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thedannydavis, post: 1496648, member: 294661"] Hey Guys! I'm new to the forum, and couldn't find anything to help me in any of the threads, so whatever help you can give would be great. I recently went to backup some files on an external hard drive I have. By complete accident, I restored the wrong Time Machine backup on my iMac's hard drive. I can now not find the original backup I had for the iMac, so now my iMac is basically a clone of my Macbook Pro. Is there any way to reverse the restore, or to recover some of the files (i.e. music, photos, artwork, etc) from the hard drive? Thank you ahead of time for any help on the subject. Also- I'm running OSX 10.8.2 and Disk Utility won't open... thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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