Hi. Yes it is very true. First try to diagnose the problem / quick fixes from your side, and if it is not helping out then only u can call Apple toll free or visit ur nearest Apple Authorized Service Center.
Also, try these steps before approaching apple. 1- Type "Disk Utility" in spotlight. 2- Select ur Macintosh HDD. 3- Go to First Aid Tab. 4- Finally, select Repair Permission. This utility may take some time, depending upon ur data. After repair permission is over, Restart ur machine. Kaustubh Kulkarni wrote: > Hi! > Please check the reply in Red. > On 24-Mar-09, at 8:27 PM, Vinodh K.S. wrote: > >> >> >> On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 10:21 PM, siva ram <shiv18...@yahoo.co.in >> <mailto:shiv18...@yahoo.co.in>> wrote: >> >> Hi everyone, >> >> I have two issues with my Mac which i want to get it solved. It >> would be really helpful of u can suggest me ways to solve these >> problem. >> >> 1. My mac is not detecting the WIFI network in my college where >> even other Mac and laptops are able to detect. My mac detects the >> WIFI network only inside my room. >> > If this Mac is in APP then calling the helpline will get a proper > response. > However as suggested please check your Airport settings. Also please > reconfirm your password for accessing the wifi. > One of my seniors once mentioned - If u have a problem do not SOLVE > it..first try and understand the "why". I take his advise seriously > and hence will suggest to recreate your location/profile. >> >> Call Up apple Helpline for the above >> >> >> 2. I have a software but the installation file is .exe file. I >> dont think i would be able to buy another software. So is there >> any way by which i can convert this into a Mac compatible file >> and install the software. >> >> > Try the "Crossover". This opens supported .exe files directly. >> Install Boot Camp....buy an Windows Xp and use software's like >> VMWARE,Parallels or sandbox(not sure)..all windows .exe files will >> open in Windows and you can run both operating systems at the same time >> > Kaustubh
