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You could put the machine with the dead screen into Target Disk Mode by linking the two MBPs by firewire cable and rebooting holding down the T key while doing so...
Alternatively, you could hook up an external monitor.
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It's definitely one of the best things about a mac. It'll also let you use the DVD drive in the other mac as a remote drive. This one has gotten me out of a lot of mess in the past. Once the machine boots (make sure it's plugged into the power), you should see the "dead screen" mac's hard drive appear in the finder of the other. You can then access your files as if you were on the other machine.
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Thanks heaps for those suggestions - I hope it will work for my friend and this is really good info for me to store 'for just in case it happens to me!!!'
*** touching wood *** or should I touch alu ??? ![]() cheers Bea
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Just wanted to thank you guys for the answer to the problem.
It worked!!!! My friend is really happy now that she has all her valuable data transferred over to her mbp! THANK YOU !!!!!
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