Bill Jurgenson wrote:
> option/command/shift /delete at startup zaps the PRAM as good as any
> program, and for free. What is lost? Like I wrote, some default settings
> like AppleTalk to Printer port or highlight color, nothing serious.
> trashing preferences looses nothing at all as they will be rewritten in
> (possibly) uncorrupted form.
Ummmm. No. That is the boot key command to force your Mac to boot from a
drive other than the assigned internal Startup disk. Has nothing to do with
PRAM.
To Zap your PRAM on start hold :"Apple-Option-P-R" all at the same time until
you hear your Mac chime a second time.
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