How to start fresh with a new user account<article>
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I am a man of many Macs and have been for some time. When you use a platform over a long period of time, you’re bound to run into some problems.</p><p>
Enter my 2009 MacBook Pro. This hardy workhorse was my main machine for years. I upgraded the internal drive to a 250GB SSD and maxed the RAM out at 8GB. Even so, a Core 2 Duo doesn’t compare to an i5, even at a slower clock speed, so I eventually bought a MacBook Air with half the drive space and half the RAM. Now the two machines split duties. While I go about my daily work and play on my Air, the Pro sits in my home office, hosting my definitive iTunes and Photos libraries, my ancient emails, and any old files I still sometimes want access to.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2974660/operating-systems/just-like-starting-over-sometimes-an-old-mac-needs-a-fresh-start.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to start fresh with a new user account
