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Prior to purchasing a new MBP, I purchased Mountain Lion for use on other notebooks I have. However, now that I have a new MBP with Mountain Lion pre-installed, which one shall I keep/download for future use (when I buy an SSD)? Shall I use the image I downloaded originally or re-download the one provided by Apple from here.

Also, slight side question while I'm here, how do I turn off application auto-restore when I reboot? I can't seem to see it in Sys Pref -> General. Thank you
 
Prior to purchasing a new MBP, I purchased Mountain Lion for use on other notebooks I have. However, now that I have a new MBP with Mountain Lion pre-installed, which one shall I keep/download for future use (when I buy an SSD)? Shall I use the image I downloaded originally or re-download the one provided by Apple from here.

Also, slight side question while I'm here, how do I turn off application auto-restore when I reboot? I can't seem to see it in Sys Pref -> General. Thank you
get it from one provided by apple, that is the one you paid for it, it is always the most current one.
 
get it from one provided by apple, that is the one you paid for it, it is always the most current one.

Sorry I didn't quite understand your post. Do you mean keep download the Mountain Lion provided by the link (e.g. the new one that came with MBP)?
 
Sorry I didn't quite understand your post. Do you mean keep download the Mountain Lion provided by the link (e.g. the new one that came with MBP)?


use the up to date program to get a free copy that way you can download it as many times as you want from the Mac App Store puchased tab
 
If you've already purchased ML from the app store. Use that one. I see no reason to bother claiming your free copy. You can install the app store bought copy on as many macs as you own.
 
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