I am disabled and need help to take my imac for repair so only want to make one visit (ie not taking it around to get different quotes) no scroll - and I can't find a fix for this Magic Mouse does not work properly e.g.all applications and docs installed via personal folder have disappeared.Fusion Hard drive nowhere to be seen - but there is a 209.7 MB Sold State Drive which I seem to be operating off.It's installed Mavericks and not High Sierra and only updated security to 2016.Have now reinstalled Os X and the iMac works BUT: Reviewed / repaired everything in Disk Utility - which indicated there was a problem with the Fusion Drive. Woke up to the prohibited sign, went through Internet Recovery got it as far as Question Mark in Folder. I'm delighted by having 3 iPod classics all working beautifully - one in the car, one in a pouch on my belt and one working through the Hi-Fi - it's front colour now matching that of the Arcam r-Dock, thanks to Phil.Seems very likely that the Fusion Drive on my late 2013 iMac has failed. This was the only iPod upgrade / repair that was delayed, not helped by his Christmas rush coupled with postal strikes - so not his fault. One of these had problems which Phil resolved after extensive testing first my me to identify the issues and then by Phil. Following the first upgrade on a 7th generation iPod, I sent two 6th generation iPods to be upgraded to SD drives. Phil's service has usually been very quick, having them back within a week of posting. Being a Windows user, I use Windows Media Player with the MGTEK dopisk plug in to manage my music, and unlike the original Apple iTunes, it can cope with three different iPods not necessarily containing the same music and playlists. I've found that my mp3 tracks transferred much more speedily onto an SD drive as opposed to the original hard drive. The first was also upgraded to a 256gb SD drive. I posted 3 iPod Classics, at various times over the past year to be repaired with new headphone sockets, batteries and sometimes with new fronts or backs. So, get in touch today to upgrade and give a new lease of life to your older iMac. We can normally complete iMac SSD upgrades within 2-3 days. The price to complete this service is an extra £40. To minimise downtime and keep your data intact, we can clone your old drive to a new SSD. Want an exact replica of your old hard drive cloned to your new SSD drive? While we have your iMac stripped down, we will perform a free internal clean to ensure your iMac will continue to work for years to come. Our upgrade prices include all necessary upgrade parts including a 3.5″ to 2.5″ drive bay converter, hard drive temperature sensor, data cables & the latest MacOS install that your iMac will accept. Aluminium iMac models with 20-Inch and 24-Inch displaysĪluminium iMac models with flat edges and 21.5-Inch and 27-Inch displays
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