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Quote: Originally Posted by clearman Where can I access what is happening during all of this 5:20? Boot up holding Command-V. It will show you a running log of everything that's happening during that boot procedure.
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My theory is this. If Apple releases a new primary addition to the iLife package, it will be a finance application. Here's why: 1) It's something that's used by a large percentage of the general computing population. 2) It's something that's m…
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Quote: Originally Posted by farhan naz Hi.... How do I insert an Image into a discussion thread? I've seen images there and I see the Insert image Rereading the posts in the very thread you're in would be the first place to start.
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Quote: Originally Posted by KingOfSomewhereHot Flash. Best one-word answer I've ever seen.
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The Mac OS X build number on the Snow Leopard 10.6.3 disc is not the same as the one on the MacBook Pro restore discs. If Mac OS X were currently available in a hard-copy newer than 10.6.3, this wouldn't be an issue. But this close to the origin…
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Search for part number 922-7183. Even entering the number alone into eBay yields almost purely MBP keyboards.
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I'm inclined to believe such a thing won't work. Best case I can envision is that the computer will address whichever card is in the first PCIe slot. It might be a bit more expensive, but I'd recommend getting a pair of 5770s.
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What application is the toolbar attached to? Safari? Mail? Or is it part of Finder itself?
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To the best of my knowledge, AppleInsider doesn't allow direct image uploads. You'll have to upload your image to a photo gallery site such as PhotoBucket, ImageShack, or Flickr. Those sites will give you a URL that you can use on web forums like Ap…
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As far as I know, it's not possible. Plugging something into the digital/optical port disables the speakers. Plugging speakers into the USB port won't, but activating them will.
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It's most likely corrupt updates. Boot the machine normally, go to Macintosh HD/Library/Updates/, and delete everything out of that folder. Run Software Update again after that. It will have to download the updates again, but you should get a comple…
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Macs are traditionally more picky about memory than PCs are. I've seen Macs reject memory as faulty that seemed to work fine in a PC. Apple typically uses Samsung or Hynix memory in their machines, and I've also always had good luck with Crucial or …
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Go to the Safari menu and to Preferences, and check in the General preferences page to see how often history resets. The smallest interval is one day, though, so it should stay there even after logout until it gets to be 24 hours old.
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I agree with SpotOn. At this point, if debris removal through the slot fails, he's looking at a drive replacement. In order to remove the optical drive, he's looking at removing the outer casing and LCD, all of which are connected by several cables.…
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I just tried this on my own machine, and all of your symptoms appeared. Your contrast is boosted. Hold Ctrl-Opt-Cmd and press Comma a few times.
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What this usually means is that there is some sort of damage or defect with the digital/optical minijack, and that it is interrupting the computer's instruction to revert back to the speakers. Usually this requires replacement of the main logic boar…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Jackvinsly I think its a normal problem you just reinstall your bey Bord cable,your cable having a loose connection might its possible,otherwise just check keyboard pin that having some little wire connection, It's …
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There seems to be a common misunderstanding among a lot of people as to the differences between a virus, a trojan, and a glitch. A virus is a piece of self-replicating malicious code that can infiltrate a computer and propagate itself with NO inp…
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The unit will work with unmatched pairs, but the dual-channel capability that allows synergy between matched pairs will be lost. Consider which you value more - memory amount or memory speed.
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If you open the Migration Assistant (search "migration" in Spotlight), and choose the second option, "From a Time Machine backup or other disk", you should be prompted by the Assistant on how to transfer your data from there. Remember, you will obvi…