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2016 Macbook Pro can no longer can use recover paritiionrecovery partition

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So...

HadI have a new MacBook Pro..so I cloned my old one Sierra 10.2.3 over to the new one. Everything Everything worked great however now I can't use the Recover parittionrecovery partition anymore on the new mac book proMacBook Pro. It comes up with the "no smoking" symbol in white.

TherThe recovery paritionpartition exists....and has data in it. Just can't boot from it. Is there any easy way to restore the recovery paritionpartition?

Thanks Rob

So...

Had a new MacBook Pro..so I cloned my old one Sierra 10.2.3 over to the new one. Everything worked great however now I can't use the Recover parittion anymore on the new mac book pro. It comes up with the "no smoking" symbol in white.

Ther recovery parition exists....and has data in it. Just can't boot from it. Is there any easy way to restore the recovery parition?

Thanks Rob

I have a new MacBook Pro..so I cloned my old one Sierra 10.2.3 over to the new one. Everything worked great however now I can't use the recovery partition anymore on the new MacBook Pro. It comes up with the "no smoking" symbol in white.

The recovery partition exists....and has data in it. Just can't boot from it. Is there any easy way to restore the recovery partition?

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2016 Macbook Pro no longer can use recover paritiion

So...

Had a new MacBook Pro..so I cloned my old one Sierra 10.2.3 over to the new one. Everything worked great however now I can't use the Recover parittion anymore on the new mac book pro. It comes up with the "no smoking" symbol in white.

Ther recovery parition exists....and has data in it. Just can't boot from it. Is there any easy way to restore the recovery parition?

Thanks Rob