Sarah,
        You should boot from the protection disk. Restart computer and hold
down "C" key to boot from a CD-ROM. Then follow directions. That's the
only time you'll need OS 9.
-don

Sarah Folkes wrote:
> 
> I recently purchased my extended AppleCare warranty after a scare with
> my FP iMac, and have a question (which is also a complaint. heh). How
> come, if Apple is so keep on everyone using OS X, that the
> diagnostic/repair disc that comes with the Protection Plan needs to run
> in OS 9? That drives me up the wall, because I don't have 9 open all the
> time, and it takes so long. frankly, I'm just not a patient person!!
> oh well. ; - )
> Sarah (who, aside from that one observation, is unbelievably content
> with her FP iMac).
>


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