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RE: MQA doesn't cost me anything

Posted by AbeCollins on April 2, 2017 at 07:42:32:

I installed Tidal on my daughter's old macbook and it wouldn't work because the clock was off. Instead I just pulled the solid state drive from it and stuck it in a USB case and plugged it in to my laptop and execute it from there.

Why not just correct the time on your daughter's MacBook? If it no longer keeps time have you tried replacing the PRAM battery, which among other things also powers the RTC for timekeeping?

I didn't under your logic of pulling the disk from your daughter's Mac because it's clock was off.

I assume the other laptop is also a Mac?