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(To use the Recovery HD partition as your startup disk, hold down Command-R at startup or, if that doesn’t work, option.) But the Recovery HD probably won’t work if the internal hard drive is damaged.

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Recovery HD: Every Mac running OS X Lion and later has a hidden Recovery HD partition that can be used to boot the computer and repair the hard disk.

But if you don’t want to create a USB drive, you may have access to two other types of emergency drives, depending on when you purchased your Mac. This device is self-contained and kept entirely separate from your computer - and any potential problems associated with it.

For situations like this, you need an emergency drive on hand to start up your computer and troubleshoot the problem.Įmergency USB Drive: Creating a bootable USB drive is your safest bet. First your computer starts freezing infrequently, then crashing more often, and then it won’t start at all. It can happen to any of us, even those who own brand-new Macs. You’ll thank yourself for taking the time to complete this project. Carry it in your pocket or put it on your keychain so it’s available if the worst-case scenario occurs. What’s a maintenance-minded Mac user to do?Ĭreate your own bootable OS X USB drive, of course! It’s easy, and if you’ve already purchased OS X and have a USB drive that’s 1 GB or larger, it’s completely free.

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But OS X Mountain Lion is sold in the App Store as a digital download - no physical disk is provided. With previous versions of OS X, you could have used the installation DVD to fix problems. An emergency drive (also referred to as an OS X Recovery Disk) can help you repair the hard disk, reinstall the operating system, and restore from a Time Machine backup to get your computer back fast. It’s a good idea to have a bootable emergency drive on hand, just in case disaster strikes your Mac.

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When recovery is complete, restart your Mac.AirPort Apple Apps Backups Developer Education Email Hardware Internet iPad iPhone Mac Music Network Photos Security TV Weekend Wonk.

To start recovery, click Recover, and then confirm that you want to erase all data on the destination partitions.

By default, Acronis True Image recovers partitions to the original location

Select a destination for each partition.

Select the check boxes next to the partitions that you want to recover.

The contents of the version are displayed

From the Version list, select the backup version from which you want to recover your Mac.

Locate the backup that contains the data to recover.

Choose Acronis Media as a device to boot from.

Connect your removable drive with Acronis Bootable Media to your Mac.

You need to create 3 partitions on the new disk matching the partitions on the old one. For example, the backed up disk had an EFI partition, a System partition and a RecoveryHD. You need to create a partition structure matching the one of the backed up disk.

Create partitions on the disk (see this article for help).

Start or restart your Mac and hold down the Option key while Mac is starting.

When restoring to an unpartitioned drive (for example, a new drive), create partitions before restoring:

Acronis True Image for Mac: Creating Bootable Media.

Make sure you have a backup and Acronis Bootable Media: Boot your Mac into OS X Utilities and select "Recover from Acronis Backup"