[iTunes] Deauthorizing a computer
Kirk McElhearn
kirklists at wanadoo.fr
Wed Feb 11 22:55:37 PST 2004
On 2/12/04 4:55 AM, "Brian Thorpe" <brithor52 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> If you clone a drive for backup purposes and you have to switch to the
> backup drive for all your needs, but you didn't deauthorize the "now
> unused" hard drive, the unused hard drive still counts as on authorized
> computer, right?
No. The authorization is based on some hardware information in your
computer, so you could use both your internal drive and a cloned external
drive on the same Mac with that only counting as one.
Kirk
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