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hmmm... I haven't tested it in other areas yet, but I have noticed that when it's really quiet and I have my ear directly on the speaker I can hear the station constantly. I have yet to listen to it long enough for a station ID. on the bright side, the restart issue seems to have cleared itself up.

I don't even have my airport turned on. I'm plugged straight in. Plus the cpu's already completely turned off when this happens (right when the screen goes black).

Hehe, I wonder if anyone has a scientific explanation for this... I just moved into a new apartment and in the last few days that I've lived here, I've noticed that during restart, the system freezes at the blue screen. Now, when I do a hard shutdown from there it seems that for about 10...

No, it doesn't list anything for me. I've tried with two different firewires and a USB.

Does anyone know how I can switch the jumpers (or what that means) in order to turn a firewire scratch into a primary volume? Read this post: http://macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=277935 My OS seems to be nonexistant or at least lying dormant and the only access I have is of the OSX...

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How should I go about doing that?

http://www.apple.com/pro/tips/findphoto.html http://www.apple.com/pro/tips/instantslideshow.html You should check out all the random apple tips floating around on the net. They will help to get you aquainted with all of your new options. http://www.apple.com/pro/tips/ http://www.macosxhints.com/

Hmm, the OSX install disk is telling me that it can't be installed on a scratch because the system can't start up from the volume. Is there a way of tricking this?

Would it be possible to install OSX on a scratch disk and then set that as the startup drive in order to finish the update? Pull a switcheroo?

Mac OSX 10.4.7 I was installing the latest system updates when my system froze and I was forced to shut down manually (by holding the power button). The restart now does not progress past the apple symbol with the little spinning bars below it. I have run a hardware test (just incase)...

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I have a few of the small, 8cm DVDs and a Macbook Pro with the built-in Matshita UJ-857 dvd drive. I would like to use these DVDs but I'm afraid to insert them into the drive for fear that I won't be able to get them out. Are these discs possible to use on this drive?

Mactel 10.4.7 Ok, so I've accidentally deleted and emptied from the trash a string of .avi files that I desperately need. This was about 10 minutes ago. The files were on my firewire drive so I imagine they should still be secure - only I have no idea how to recover this data. Is there...

I'm running a mactel 10.4.7 and just installed Onyx 1.7.2. After installing I start up the program and all it does is give me the below errors (in descending order) until I have to force quit. Normally I would go to the manufacturer for help, but OnyX's forums are all in French and I can't...

I have a Macbook Pro (intel with 10.4.7) and I'm trying to figure out a way to set up a wireless network (using a linksys) between my cpu and my roomate's IBM thinkpad (with XP - not sure of his specs offhand). I've only been using mac for a few months now and I'm not even sure how to network...

I didn't ask the psychology of First Person Shooters. By the way, Halo on Xbox rules with the controllers and I have one that is basically the same design. All I want to know is how to use the X/Y axis on the gamepad stick without it sucking balls. Is there an alternative to Gamepad...

I've been playing Call of Duty 2 nonstop for weeks now.

I just bought a gamepad for use with COD2 and installed Gamepad Companion to use it. However, the controls I set to the mouse's X and Y axis are almost completely useless. When using a mouse, you can continuously slide it upward and (in a shooter game) the character will continuously look in...

no, this is definitely the same files. And it always does it at the same places as well. I want to say that it's something wrong with the files because they are jumpy in VLC also, but I shudder to think it might be something in my cpu. Maybe an update will tell.