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Hello, I don't typically work on Macs, nice machines, but just don't typically work on them.<br />
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I have a MacBook that the battery can't charge and I have tried cleaning the connection but it has not helped.<br />
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I can take the drive out but not sure which tools to use to copy user files (photos, documents, etc..) to a new Mac. &nbsp;I can't think it would be all that hard. &nbsp;Can anyone provide some suggestions?<br />
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Oh, the old MAC has Snow Lepord (10.1.6 ios)<br />
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Thanks
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Hello, I don't typically work on Macs, nice machines, but just don't typically work on them.

I have a MacBook that the battery can't charge and I have tried cleaning the connection but it has not helped.

I can take the drive out but not sure which tools to use to copy user files (photos, documents, etc..) to a new Mac.  I can't think it would be all that hard.  Can anyone provide some suggestions?

Oh, the old MAC has Snow Lepord (10.1.6 ios)

Thanks

How to transfer mac user files from dead mac book to new Mac

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