Other people have already posted about how to boot from the DVD.
Sometimes just doing a safe boot is enough. Turn your Mac off, hold down shift
and turn it on again while holding shift till you see the spinning circle at
which point you can let go. When it gets to the login screen, click back th
Thanks Rob
Bob has responded off list and suggested a reinstall from the latest combo.
Whilst it didn't resolve the problem it was quite special watching a download
coming through at 2.5mb per sec on cable :-)
I have also trashed the finder prefs with no result.
The original owner will look
Hi Janis,
Disk Utility will do the repair itself - it's just that it can't do it on
the start-up volume (a bit like sawing through the branch you're sitting
on).
So, what you need to do is boot up the macbook from the original DVD disk
that came with your computer - when the macbook is running f
On 28/09/2010, at 6:31 AM, Janis Lynn wrote:
>
> Hi All
>
> Since upgrading to Snow Leopard my macbook has trouble on start up. I lose
> my desk top and only screen saver appears. After several restarts it comes
> back. I used disk utility and it said I need to do a disk repair. Can
> an
On 28/09/2010, at 6:31 AM, Janis Lynn wrote:
>
> Hi All
>
> Since upgrading to Snow Leopard my macbook has trouble on start up. I lose
> my desk top and only screen saver appears. After several restarts it comes
> back. I used disk utility and it said I need to do a disk repair. Can
> an
On 27/09/2010, at 3:00 PM, Tim Law wrote:
> Problem 2:
> The original system disks are still with the original owner of the Mac Mini.
> I "might" be able to contact him and find them, but finding him again is not
> so easy. The alternative, I am assuming, is to go buy a new OSX 10.6 disk.
>
Hi All
Since upgrading to Snow Leopard my macbook has trouble on start up. I lose my
desk top and only screen saver appears. After several restarts it comes back.
I used disk utility and it said I need to do a disk repair. Can anyone
recommend a free 3rd party disk repair app? I downloade
Hi Corrina,
What Windows version (XP, Vista, Windows7) are exporting from & what version of
OS X on the Mac (Leopard or Snow Leopard)?
What version of iPhoto are you importing your photos into?
Did you format the External Drive FAT32 using Windows?
Choosing 'MS-DOS File System' (also known as
Hi Daniel
You might recall that my wife purchased an iBook G4 14" laptop
(M9628X/A) from you back in April 2006. She has managed to rub off the
key identifiers on those keys most used. I think a replacement keyboard
might be the way to go. Are you able to source such and if so what do
they c
Hi Merv
Should be able to locate something for you.
Will email you offlist with details
Kind Regards
Daniel
On 27/9/10 9:34 PM, "Merv Bond" wrote:
>
> Hi Daniel
> You might recall that my wife purchased an iBook G4 14" laptop
> (M9628X/A) from you back in April 2006. She has managed to rub
Thank you Ronni.
I restarted the computer and iphotos has since opened. I also followed your
instructions and it is all set to read and write. The problems started when the
hard drive was still connected. I have disconnected it from the finder icon and
clicking on the eject symbol. I just clos
On 27/09/2010, at 7:05 PM, Corrina Olivieri wrote:
>
> Hi all, we have just purchased an imac 21.5 inch and a WD my passport
> portable hard drive. We tried transferring our photos from our windows hp lap
> top to the portable hard drive and then importing the photos to iphotos on
> the imac
Hi all, we have just purchased an imac 21.5 inch and a WD my passport portable
hard drive. We tried transferring our photos from our windows hp lap top to the
portable hard drive and then importing the photos to iphotos on the imac which
seemed to be successful until i was browsing through the
Thanks Tamar.
I've missed it a lots. Good to see that you're go tit back.
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PO Box 132
Kalamunda WA 6926
Ph: (08) 9257 1577
Mbl: 0417 053 266
On 26/09/2010, at 4:27 PM, Severin Crisp wrote:
Many thanks for that. It is downloaded, installed and gives the
local movie program
Hi Susan
That all sounds delightful!! I do already have the great little wireless apple
keyboard as part of my Eye TV set up, so all I need now is the iPad!!
Best wishes
Laura
On 27/09/2010, at 3:48 PM, Susan Hastings wrote:
Hi Laura, another thing is that I'm writing a trip journal using Page
Thank you very much for this Susan.
I don't actually have an iPad "yet". I was going to stick with the Kindle as
all I wanted was something simple just for reading, but..
I liked your idea of buying a small keyboard, as you mentioned in your earlier
email to Laura. I could take my small k
Hi Peta, I was not actually able to get my overseas sim card to work, make sure
if you get one that it comes preloaded with credit if you buy one in the
country where you are staying, and get it up and running in the shop.
So, I've been mostly relying on wireless access, which is just about
eve
Hi Laura, another thing is that I'm writing a trip journal using Pages, and
putting photos into it as we go. Yet another use for the iPad when we are
traveling. I've brought a little wireless apple keyboard along as well, it does
make writing on the iPad easier, but it's not really necessary for
Hello,
As per the Subject, I am having problems with the Finder menu and Dock not
functioning at all when booting in normal mode.
The system works fine in Safe Boot - holding down Shift key on start up.
I'm running 10.6.4 in a Mac Mini 2.53Ghz with 4Gb of RAM
The problem is that that keyboard
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