Dear Mark and all,
Thank you very much for your help. My iMac G5 works fine after updating
so far.
I used to have got some 68K based old ones such as...
Classic running with Sys 7.1.
SE/30 running with Sys 7.1 to OS8.1.
IIvi, Centris650...
In the early era, any updates always made the start up time of my 68K
Macs so long. :)
Regards,
On 13 Feb 2006, at 16:47, Mark Benson wrote:
On 8 Feb 2006, at 14:11, Atsushi Sasaki wrote:
And this is my second question. My other problem is that Brightness
in Displays System Preferences sometimes changes to the minimum when
my iMac G5 running Panther 10.3.5 starts up or wakes up from sleep.
Something wrong. Is this a known problem?
There have been many and various bugs with Mac models coming out of
sleep. You should update your Mac OS version to 10.3.9 as this is the
latest version of 10.3.x, and should contain a fix for that issue, as
well as many security and software updates - including Safari, Mail
and others. As with any other OS it is important to keep installing
any updates that arise as they contain important fixes.
I suspected this is due to a side effect of any spywares.
As Mac OS X is a UNIX based operating system, and thus requires
administrator passwords to install *any* software it's very unlikely
you will contract anything like that, if it even exists. Also Safari
does not react to most common spyware install methods as the majority
use Internet Explorer for Windows specific scripts, and store
information in the Windows registry. Both are physically impossible to
do on a Mac.
Any help would be so much appreciated.
Hit your Apple menu and go to 'Software Update' and install them. Be
aware that some are pretty big so if you don't have Broadband Internet
(ADSL or Cable) it might take a long time and several attempts to
download it all. One thing to be aware of is that if there are a lot
of Security Updates listed when you first open it DON'T be tempted to
do those first. ALWAYS install Max OS X updates first (in your case it
will list 'Mac OS X 10.3.9 Combined Update) as these contain most of
the patches and security updates listed if you open Software Update on
a machine running a very old OS Version. Best strategy is to install
the Mac OS X 10.3.9 Combined Update first then reboot and re-open
Software Update and install what is left.
Hope that Helps!
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