When I reload Leopard on my MacBook Pro it tells me that Mac OS X can not be installed on this computer …?
I needed to erase the hard drive of my MacBook Pro I'm running Leopard and I just bought this computer in July. I backed up important files external drives, then restart with the boot disk, I used Disk Utility to erase my hard drive of computers. Once The disk has been erased I closed Disk Utility and waited but nothing happened so I restarted from the disk, we asked to choose the language and then it started to install, but quickly stopped and said "Mac OS X can not be installed on this computer "I need help! My father also bought a new Mac, just before I did and startup disks may have been mixed, but they are defnitely two leopard. If they were activated that would even matter? I really hope someone can help!
So, you say, rather how to solve this problem, I suggest you take it to an Apple Store and have it done. You're still under warranty, it must be free and do a better job, then you could.
Mac Speech Dictate International 1.5: Handling technical language
