Or reboot or cold start your Mac and hold down command+ R keys which would boot you straight into the “Recovery” partition. Just reboot or cold start your Mac and hold down the option and then choose the “Recovery” partition as your startup disk. You would need to boot into recovery mode. You can reformat the hard drive to be case insensitive which is the default. When you took your Mac in for repair and they had to wipe everything and now when you took it back home you found out the system hard drive is now formatted as a case sensitive volume which is not the Mac OS X default and not what you want. This description of the issue confuses me a bit, but I think I understand what has happened. …I tried to transfer data back and restore my Mac but it’s come up with
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