10-01-2010, 03:02 AM
Ok, a bit of a nightmare here.
Some of you may remember that in June I sold my C2D MBP to my sister in Ottawa (am currently in Singapore) but had forgotten the original install discs. The choice then was to use the install discs that came with the i7 MBP that I purchased at the same time at the Apple Store in Ottawa or to use the Snow Leopard upgrade disc that I had brought along by mistake.
The consensus on here was to use the Snow Leopard upgrade disc which is what I did. Unfortunately, the upgrade disc did not include stuff such as iPhoto which my sister really wanted.
Back in Toronto, I could not find the original install disc for the C2D MBP but did find a backup here in SG. So I sent it on to her a couple of weeks back.
She’s started to do the install and now it’s asking for the second disc. Yikes!!! There is no second disc! I’ve looked around here but there doesn’t seem to be one. Either I’ve lost it or it’s somewhere in Toronto but I’ve looked there too for the originals back in June.
So, what should we do now?
First of all, is there a way to circumvent the install asking for the second disc which I am assuming holds the apps? Then, she can load on the Snow Leopard upgrade disc so she can at least have her laptop working again?
Or, barring that, should I simply send her copies of my MBP’s install discs?
Thanks!
Some of you may remember that in June I sold my C2D MBP to my sister in Ottawa (am currently in Singapore) but had forgotten the original install discs. The choice then was to use the install discs that came with the i7 MBP that I purchased at the same time at the Apple Store in Ottawa or to use the Snow Leopard upgrade disc that I had brought along by mistake.
The consensus on here was to use the Snow Leopard upgrade disc which is what I did. Unfortunately, the upgrade disc did not include stuff such as iPhoto which my sister really wanted.
Back in Toronto, I could not find the original install disc for the C2D MBP but did find a backup here in SG. So I sent it on to her a couple of weeks back.
She’s started to do the install and now it’s asking for the second disc. Yikes!!! There is no second disc! I’ve looked around here but there doesn’t seem to be one. Either I’ve lost it or it’s somewhere in Toronto but I’ve looked there too for the originals back in June.
So, what should we do now?
First of all, is there a way to circumvent the install asking for the second disc which I am assuming holds the apps? Then, she can load on the Snow Leopard upgrade disc so she can at least have her laptop working again?
Or, barring that, should I simply send her copies of my MBP’s install discs?
Thanks!