network settings have changed-but it won't go away!

2011-02-20 Thread jason
Hey guys. I'm one of the folks who recently had problems with the g5 1.8 tower being flakey as far as the monitor not turning on goes. Turns out that yes, indeed, it was the pram battery that was dead. So I picked up a router antenna from amazons site:(http:// www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0035H4164)

Re: network settings have changed-but it won't go away!

2011-02-20 Thread Andy
On 20/02/2011 12:52PM, "jason" wrote: >Hey guys. I'm one of the folks who recently had problems with the g5 >1.8 tower being flakey as far as the monitor not turning on goes. >Turns out that yes, indeed, it was the pram battery that was dead. >So I picked up a router antenna from amazons site:(h

Re: network settings have changed-but it won't go away!

2011-02-20 Thread jason
Great- I'll try that after work to night. Thanks and stay warm. Jason On Feb 20, 7:18 am, Andy wrote: > On 20/02/2011 12:52PM, "jason" wrote: > > >Hey guys.  I'm one of the folks who recently had problems with the g5 > >1.8 tower being flakey as far as the monitor not turning on goes. > >Turn

Re: network settings have changed-but it won't go away!

2011-02-20 Thread Kris Tilford
On Feb 20, 2011, at 7:18 AM, Andy wrote: Hey guys. I'm one of the folks who recently had problems with the g5 1.8 tower being flakey as far as the monitor not turning on goes. Turns out that yes, indeed, it was the pram battery that was dead. So I picked up a router antenna from amazons site:(h

Re: network settings have changed-but it won't go away!

2011-02-20 Thread Tina K.
On 2011/02/20 06:18, Andy so eloquently wrote: Go to System Preferences> Security and enable the option "Require password to unlock each secure system preference". Then it will go away forever! That's an excellent solution to an annoying problem. The last time I ran into this I ended up dele

Re: network settings have changed-but it won't go away!

2011-02-20 Thread Andy
On 20/02/2011 18:12PM, "Kris Tilford" wrote: >I don't know if this will get rid of your dialog box or not, I suspect >not perhaps. I know that the box in Security called "Require password >to unlock each System Preferences pane" is not check by default in OS >X, and will be a hassle because now y

Re: network settings have changed-but it won't go away!

2011-02-20 Thread Sean Carroll
I opened the network preferences window and clicked on the ethernet as the network to use. Now it gives me the "flip down" window that tells me the the network applications have changed. I click on the "ok" button, the window flips up, and then flips down again. I remember this problem. I was