A have a MacBook Pro A1229 with the bad NVidia video chip issue. The laptop quickly lost video and I don't have a very current backup. Most of the cloning solutions (ie superduper) are Mac based. Does anyone know of a cloning solution that is Win7 OS based please? I'd like to read my drive in Win7 OS. I'd also like to back the drive up by cloning it to an external USB drive. I only have a Win7 OS laptop available to use at this time. It's my understanding the drive has multiple partitions due to BootCamp, XP Pro and Leopard 10.5 installed. I'd like to keep the full disk structure to restore after I have the recall logic board work done. Thank you for reading this...
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MacBook Pro A1229 using BootCamp and XP Pro
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MacBook Pro 17" Models A1151 A1212 A1229 and A1261
A have a MacBook Pro A1229 with the bad NVidia video chip issue. The laptop quickly lost video and I don't have a very current backup. Most of the cloning solutions (ie superduper) are Mac based. Does anyone know of a cloning solution that is Win7 OS based please? I'd like to read my drive in Win7 OS. I'd also like to back the drive up by cloning it to an external USB drive. I only have a Win7 OS laptop available to use at this time. It's my understanding the drive has multiple partitions due to BootCamp, XP Pro and Leopard 10.5 installed. I'd like to keep the full disk structure to restore after I have the recall logic board work done. Thank you for reading this...
A have a MacBook Pro A1229 with the bad NVidia video chip issue. The laptop quickly lost video and I don't have a very current backup. Most of the cloning solutions (ie superduper) are Mac based. Does anyone know of a cloning solution that is Win7 OS based please? I'd like to read my drive in Win7 OS. I'd also like to back the drive up by cloning it to an external USB drive. I only have a Win7 OS laptop available to use at this time. It's my understanding the drive has multiple partitions due to BootCamp, XP Pro and Leopard 10.5 installed. I'd like to keep the full disk structure to restore after I have the recall logic board work done. Thank you for reading this...