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Sounds like you have the 500MHz, you should consider upgrading your ram to 640MB, and upgrading your hard drive, the 10 gigabyte hd from the ibooks, is a 4200 RPM, so upgrading to a bigger and fast hard drive wouldn't hurt. What version of OS X are you running? Those shipped with 10.2 jaguar...

Isn't that exactly what i provided?

Oh correct, Well i don't know if it actually causes harm, but i have always removed them from my computer, i just don't like the idea of them being in there, and then possibly getting stuck in the DVD drive. I thought you mean't remove your DVD drive each time.

Try doing it manually http://support.apple.com/downloads/Mac_OS_X_10_5_7_Combo_Update

If you right click on the picture, it lets you download it edcc. How do you connect to the internet, wirelessly, ethernet ect. ? Can you use safari?

Did you use boot camp to make your partition?

Have you tried to take the battery out and leave the AC adapter in? Take the battery out, and unplug it from the wal, press and hold the power button for 10 seconds let off, and let it sit for a couple of minutes, put your battery back in, and plug it back in and try it again.

All macbooks have that grinding noise, mine sounds the same way, its just the DVD drive powering back on, if its what i think mine does, your in the clear. What do you mean remove the DVD drive? Why would you want to take your macbook pro apart just to remove the dvd drive?

If you read through it, it says it will be solid white because leopard thinks your running an older mac, so you could be having some problems with your plist's. try running the 10.5.7 combo update again.

Have you ever heard of Opaque? http://www.tuaw.com/2007/11/16/opaque-leopard-menubar-solved/ The second picture looks like your problem, are you all updated in leopard?

What are the specs on your computer? I think it has to have quartz extreme and core image. So send us your specs and we'll let you know.

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Well you just want to delete them? You can open your documents, it will say iPhoto Library- Right click- Show package contents, delete them that way.

OR: You can upgrade (depending on what OS your currently on) Macintosh HD is the partition or Volume name, It's what your current Operating system is installed on. If you click erase and format, then everything that was on that drive before, will be gone, and you will have to do a fresh install...

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Well, Yeah, your copy will work just fine, boot into windows, and then insert your OS X Install DVD, it's auto run, so its pretty straight forward, just hit yes, install. Leopard is 129, but the Retail copy that you have will also work on his computer. Tell him not to buy a new copy of leopard...

Have you tried restarting your computer? What about restarting your modem and router? Also try turning you Airport off and then back on. :)

Yeah, but deltamac, he said he can't find his original install DVD. You can try to google it, try to find a set thats on Apple.com. I'm sure that apple has the drivers on there site.

In my experience you make both cable select on a mac. What kind of mac do you have? I don't think a G3 would really be able to support the extra power from having another drive spinning.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&item=390063870772#ht_2460wt_1167 Its brand new, it has huge letters on the picture. Its a samsung model, the posting says ibook, but if you scroll down a tad, it says all powerbook models. Powerbook G3 (Lombard...