iMatt mini
Aug 2, 07:31 PM
There's a book that looks exactly like the box called Training from the Source. It seems to have helped me when I needed it. :)
MacBandit
Jan 27, 08:49 PM
AppleInsider has also been down a quite a bit over the last couple days. There must be something cooking.
emiljan
May 2, 02:27 PM
MacLegion (http://maclegion.com/) is offering a $50 dollar bundle of 11 mac apps that includes data rescue 3.
celticpride678
Oct 20, 07:47 PM
facebook button is relatively new. we had it, but it was causing problems (slow load times), so we switched to a different version, which does look different.
arn
The Like button was causing load time issues?
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The Like button was causing load time issues?
Statusnone88
May 6, 04:04 PM
It's happened to me as well, for a couple times. Seems like either when the iPad goes to sleep, or the iPhone goes to sleep, the link needs to be re-established by turning off/on the personal hotspot feature.
Any idea how to avoid/fix it? Or is it another one of those "deal with it" type situations?
Any idea how to avoid/fix it? Or is it another one of those "deal with it" type situations?
Unorthodox
Oct 21, 06:58 PM
Best I've seen yet. :D
fun173
Aug 6, 01:33 PM
Coated foam can't really kill you.
Tell that to my friend who got killed by a nerf sword :p
Tell that to my friend who got killed by a nerf sword :p
dougeefresh
May 6, 10:52 AM
I figured out the cause and thought I would share for others who may be suffering from similar problems.
It all came down to Exchange server's push service. I disabled everything and slowly turned on other services.
So far, I have the following ON:
- Find My Iphone (push)
- 2 Gmail accounts (fetching every 30 mins)
- Exchange account (calendar only although email with manual setting doesn't seem to affect the battery life)
- Bluetooth
- WiFi
- Location service
- Brightness at default (50% mark with Auto ON)
My phone has been on for about 26 hours and at 24 hour mark, the battery was at 54%, and now 51%. Looks like I can comfortable get 2 days use out of it finally!
It all came down to Exchange server's push service. I disabled everything and slowly turned on other services.
So far, I have the following ON:
- Find My Iphone (push)
- 2 Gmail accounts (fetching every 30 mins)
- Exchange account (calendar only although email with manual setting doesn't seem to affect the battery life)
- Bluetooth
- WiFi
- Location service
- Brightness at default (50% mark with Auto ON)
My phone has been on for about 26 hours and at 24 hour mark, the battery was at 54%, and now 51%. Looks like I can comfortable get 2 days use out of it finally!
stroked
Apr 24, 10:29 AM
my QS 933 /1 Gb ram runs Leopard better than my iBook 1.33 Ghz / 1.5. For some reason the QS is faster with everything. maybe it's the faster HDD.
masterjedi73
Apr 7, 07:29 AM
Long story short....a student of mine gave me her black macbook because her HD crashed and her parents bought her a new MBP. I popped a new HD in and it all works (almost) fine. I had opened it up to clean out some of the hot chocolate she had spilled in it. :eek:
Now that was the second HD that she had crash on her with that macbook. Is this generally an issue for these?
The screen flickers, mostly after it wakes up or turns on for the first time. It flickered before I had the new HD in and installed snow leopard as well. From reading other posts, it seems like this may be the inverter board. Is that a hard fix?
OK...discuss. Thanks!
Now that was the second HD that she had crash on her with that macbook. Is this generally an issue for these?
The screen flickers, mostly after it wakes up or turns on for the first time. It flickered before I had the new HD in and installed snow leopard as well. From reading other posts, it seems like this may be the inverter board. Is that a hard fix?
OK...discuss. Thanks!
synth3tik
Dec 22, 08:53 PM
both those are for physical CDs and really won't catalog your iTunes.
The first one also looks to be PC only.
It seems like you had a issues with transferring the files. besides for finding what songs are on the computer I don't see any real use for this situation, and that can be done in iTunes.
The first one also looks to be PC only.
It seems like you had a issues with transferring the files. besides for finding what songs are on the computer I don't see any real use for this situation, and that can be done in iTunes.
sportsfanMAW
Jun 23, 12:39 PM
I'll be there in the reservation line :) And I'm sure the mall will open early
robbieduncan
Dec 6, 04:48 AM
Not sure what you mean by "special" PCI slot but you will need a Mac specific video card.
craigverse
Oct 17, 03:59 PM
Summit Sierra anyone?
livingsimply
Apr 25, 08:11 PM
thank you everyone for your help
dslrjunky
Apr 18, 12:17 PM
From a former employee (I know nobody ever believes that but OH WELL :D)...
You can have your products serviced through any genius bar. If your products require significant repairs and are very new (say less than a month old) then it is likely the products will be simply swapped out there and then for you. This is at the manager's discretion but it was a common occurrence.
However, you cannot simply return the product to the store for an exchange or refund if you have just changed your mind etc, it has to be sent back to the online store. At least this was the case in the UK.
They can swap defective products because it will go through as a genius bar service, and not through the tills as a return (very simple way of explaining it, not really any need for detail...)
hi how about a product thats not in stock but less than a month? I bought an open box from bb, and this just occured to me if something where to happen to my mbp does apple store stock previous generation mbp?if they cant repair it there.. (MBP 15" i5 )
You can have your products serviced through any genius bar. If your products require significant repairs and are very new (say less than a month old) then it is likely the products will be simply swapped out there and then for you. This is at the manager's discretion but it was a common occurrence.
However, you cannot simply return the product to the store for an exchange or refund if you have just changed your mind etc, it has to be sent back to the online store. At least this was the case in the UK.
They can swap defective products because it will go through as a genius bar service, and not through the tills as a return (very simple way of explaining it, not really any need for detail...)
hi how about a product thats not in stock but less than a month? I bought an open box from bb, and this just occured to me if something where to happen to my mbp does apple store stock previous generation mbp?if they cant repair it there.. (MBP 15" i5 )
absolutmp5
Apr 25, 10:52 PM
So i received a broken mac from a coworker. It is a black macbook running at 2.4ghz intel core duo 2, with 2 gigs of ram, etc. He had originally brought the mac to the apple store reporting that it was not turning on. They said that their might be water damage and he shouldn't bother trying to fix this. Months later when i get the laptop, it completely turns on and is full functional for the most part. The Optical drive, hard drive, screen, speakers work and the computer turns on via connected to the power adapter. However the connection leading towards charging the battery and receiving a charge from the battery does not work. He gave me the computer with both batteries, one which came from the original purchase and one that he bought recently just a few months ago. So the problem is not only are both batteries not receiving a charge or powering the laptop but they both are fully dead. I confirmed this because i have a fully functional white macbook and tried its battery in the black macbook and also tried charging the black batteries via the white macbook.
What can possibly be wrong with the black macbook charging? Do i need to get a whole logic board or is their something localized i can do?
What can possibly be wrong with the black macbook charging? Do i need to get a whole logic board or is their something localized i can do?
johnoliver
Aug 26, 06:23 AM
Your iPod is so good and its stands looking is very cute....:)
WilliamBos
Apr 14, 07:53 PM
Use 7-zip to extract the files from the MSI (BootCamp.msi for 32 bit and BootCamp64.msi for 64 bit). Then it's very similar to the video.
B
Thanks. Does this mean I need Windows in boot camp first??
B
Thanks. Does this mean I need Windows in boot camp first??
Audiobahn1
May 5, 07:21 PM
sure it should work like on any other pc running windows xp ,vista or 7
the only difference between a Mac and any other pc like a dell for example is the Mac has open firmware while the pc has a bios other then that they are identical , so once windows is installed and booting you got a native pc , and therefore all peripherals that are compatible with windows will work, just like on a pc that meets the minimum requirements of that peripherals
Thanks for the your response :)
the only difference between a Mac and any other pc like a dell for example is the Mac has open firmware while the pc has a bios other then that they are identical , so once windows is installed and booting you got a native pc , and therefore all peripherals that are compatible with windows will work, just like on a pc that meets the minimum requirements of that peripherals
Thanks for the your response :)
MacForScience
Mar 26, 02:07 AM
Can't quite figure this one out, but I had problems with this when I tried upgrading my RAM with OWC 4GB (single stick). I am using Apple's latest base Mac Mini 2.4 C2D with 2GB RAM.
Switched back to stock 2GB that came with the unit and haven't had problems since. Just a few days ago, I came home and woke my computer from sleep and had the same fuzzy whitish colorish screen (I know this is bad English, but stick with me here). It looks the same as an old TV trying to tune in a station, but much smaller pixels. After about 5 seconds, everything went back to normal and I haven't had problems since. Any thoughts on what this could be? Bad GPU, bad RAM?, bad logic unit?
Run hardware test.
What monitor/s and how are they connected?
Cheers
Switched back to stock 2GB that came with the unit and haven't had problems since. Just a few days ago, I came home and woke my computer from sleep and had the same fuzzy whitish colorish screen (I know this is bad English, but stick with me here). It looks the same as an old TV trying to tune in a station, but much smaller pixels. After about 5 seconds, everything went back to normal and I haven't had problems since. Any thoughts on what this could be? Bad GPU, bad RAM?, bad logic unit?
Run hardware test.
What monitor/s and how are they connected?
Cheers
guccigucci88
Apr 16, 10:47 PM
magpuls a great case especially for the price. but if your atving theres no doubt - otterbox defender. and in my opinion it looks the best out of all the bulky hardcore cases. (just my opinion)
rice_web
Sep 30, 11:48 AM
The only change that I would predict would be the move to a 166MHz system bus and an ability to clock slightly higher. Motorola hasn't yet updated their site with information on the 7455, so one could presume that Apple is preventing Motorola from releasing such information to the public. Quite possibly, the 7455 has clocked to 1.33 or 1.4GHz, but due to an agreement with Apple, Motorola must withold such information until faster PowerMacs are shipping.
Eh, more than likely there is very little difference.
Eh, more than likely there is very little difference.
Willyee3
May 3, 08:09 PM
thank you all! =)