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| | Connecting to a Mac remotely (7th Aug 21 at 3:58pm UTC) | | | Unfortunately, I forgot my MacBook at home when I was packing up for a vacation. This wouldn't be a problem, but some urgent work-related stuff popped up and I need to get access a few file on it. Can I connect to it using the Internet or will I need to return home? | |
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| | Re: Connecting to a Mac remotely (7th Aug 21 at 10:50pm UTC) | | | Oh, that's a shame. I always make sure my laptop is in my bag whenever I go somewhere. As for your issue, go here and educate yourself about Remote Desktop functionality. While it's usually used on Windows PCs, you can utilize it to access your Mac from anywhere in the world, giving you access to all the files that are stored on it. | |
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| | Re: Connecting to a Mac remotely (10th Sep 21 at 1:26pm UTC) | | | Does your iMac have any faults which cause you to think that way? To test whether it is actually corrupting files, start using the best backup applications for Mac in 2021 to test and test your hard drive stress-relatedly. That will demonstrate if it really works wrong or whether it is a software fault that leads to these problems. | |
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