Hi,
Yes and no. since you have an iMac, it only runs on power. Sorry for the
assumption. Follow the same instructions but you won't need to click on the
Power Adaptor tab. Make sure that you only adjust the Computer Sleep area, not
the Display Sleep slider. If this does the trick, you can
Hi Tim,
I am using an iMac. Would I follow the same procedure you outlined? Thanks!
Desi
On Oct 12, 2013, at 12:24 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> No, I've not had that error in a long, long time. Is your computer set to go
> to sleep after so many minutes of inactivity? I'm wondering
Hi,
No, I've not had that error in a long, long time. Is your computer set to go
to sleep after so many minutes of inactivity? I'm wondering if it is doing so
and thus losing your connection. Try going into System Preferences, Energy
Saver and select the Power Adaptor tab. Tell it that you
Hi Again Everyone,
My iTunes Match saga continues! Anna was certainly right that not all of my
songs had been uploaded, but beyond that, there is apparently something amiss
still because I keep getting an error message that says my connection has been
lost and that there is a problem in the Ap
