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How can I reinstall OS, as my system won't boot up

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Let me explain further...

Suddenly I was unable to boot, just a rotating circle,

I have gone through all the usual holding down of keys, including trying to boot from the CD however always the same rotating circle.

I have even changed the RAM.

So I removed the hard drive connected it to my Macbook Pro. I could see the data on the drive fine as an external drive. However Disk Manager did not like it.

I then ran DiskWarrior and it found an amount of corrections that it wanted to perform which I let run. Now the disk shows all the items correctly About > Storage which it did not originally.

Back in the iMac went the drive, however still no luck booting up.

So my question is - can I just reinstall the OS / or a Boot section like on a PC ?

The MacBook Pro is running El Capitan while my iMac is running Snow Leopard as I recall.

Thanks

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iMac Intel 20" EMC 2105 and 2118

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-How can I reinstall Boot as it currently will not Boot up
+How can I reinstall OS, as my system won't boot up

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

Let me explain further...
Suddenly I was unable to boot, just a rotating circle,
I have gone through all the usual holding down of keys, including trying to boot from the CD however always the same rotating circle.
-I have even changed the Ram.
+I have even changed the RAM.
-So I removed the hard drive connected it to my Macbook Pro. I could see the data on the drive fine as an external drive. However DiskManager did not like it.
+So I removed the hard drive connected it to my Macbook Pro. I could see the data on the drive fine as an external drive. However Disk Manager did not like it.
I then ran DiskWarrior and it found an amount of corrections that it wanted to perform which I let run. Now the disk shows all the items correctly About > Storage which it did not originally.
-Back in the Mac went the drive, however still no luck booting up.
+Back in the iMac went the drive, however still no luck booting up.
So my question is - can I just reinstall the OS / or a Boot section like on a PC ?
-The Mackbook Pro is running El Capitan while the MAC was running Snow Lepeord as I recall.
+The MacBook Pro is running El Capitan while my iMac is running Snow Leopard as I recall.
-thanks
+Thanks

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iMac Intel 20" EMC 2105 and 2118

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crwdns2947189:0crwdne2947189:0:

How can I reinstall Boot as it currently will not Boot up

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

Let me explain further...

Suddenly I was unable to boot, just a rotating circle,

I have gone through all the usual holding down of keys, including trying to boot from the CD however always the same rotating circle.

I have even changed the Ram.

So I removed the hard drive connected it to my Macbook Pro. I could see the data on the drive fine as an external drive. However DiskManager did not like it.

I then ran DiskWarrior and it found an amount of corrections that it wanted to perform which I let run. Now the disk shows all the items correctly About > Storage which it did not originally.

Back in the Mac went the drive, however still no luck booting up.

So my question is - can I just reinstall the OS / or a Boot section like on a PC ?

The Mackbook Pro is running El Capitan while the MAC was running Snow Lepeord as I recall.

thanks

crwdns2866306:0crwdne2866306:0:

iMac Intel 20" EMC 2105 and 2118

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