Maybe there's a difference between Symantec 9 and Norton 9.
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On 5/30/09 12:44 AM, Paul pper...@gmail.com wrote:
Now on my PC (and PC versions installed on my Mac) I run.wait for
it...Norton AV 9 ($39). They finally released a great product.
As a sufferer of older Norton antivirus products, I got my hopes up,
only to find that that they
Now on my PC (and PC versions installed on my Mac) I run.wait for
it...Norton AV 9 ($39). They finally released a great product.
As a sufferer of older Norton antivirus products, I got my hopes up,
only to find that that they don't support 9 any more:
Thanks Kris.
The funny thing is that I don't have have any issues that I can see.
Aside from the HD freeze when I was trying to format it everything
else works as expected - especially since I removed the bad HD.
I will give MemTest a try to check out the RAM. I do have plans to up
the G4 to
Thanks Kris.
I will give MemTest a try to check out the RAM. I do have plans to up
the G4 to the 2gb max - right now it just has 512.
Ok question...which MemTest am I to use - doing a simple google search
returns a few different ones. Granted only one really stood out to be
for OS X but
On May 27, 2009, at 3:05 AM, Mac G4 wrote:
Thanks Kris.
The funny thing is that I don't have have any issues that I can see.
Aside from the HD freeze when I was trying to format it everything
else works as expected - especially since I removed the bad HD.
What you're undergoing is known
What you're undergoing is known as 'Windows Decompression Syndrome';
that haunting feeling that everything is about to blow up in your
face, even though things are OK.
WDS sufferers are often found in Mac forums wondering about the 'best
diagnostic software, or what are the best OS
On 5/27/09 8:28 AM, Mac G4 of smith.b.j...@gmail.com sent
Thanks Kris.
I will give MemTest a try to check out the RAM. I do have plans to up
the G4 to the 2gb max - right now it just has 512.
Ok question...which MemTest am I to use - doing a simple google search
returns a few
On May 27, 2009, at 1:23 PM, Dana Collins wrote:
Ok question...which MemTest am I to use - doing a simple google
search
returns a few different ones. Granted only one really stood out to
be
for OS X but can you send me the link so I am sure I am getting the
right one?
I'll echo
On 5/27/09 9:11 AM, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu Broadcast
into the ether:
What you're undergoing is known as 'Windows Decompression Syndrome';
that haunting feeling that everything is about to blow up in your
face, even though things are OK.
WDS sufferers are often found in
On 5/27/09 4:57 PM, Bruce Johnson of john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu sent
On May 27, 2009, at 1:23 PM, Dana Collins wrote:
Ok question...which MemTest am I to use - doing a simple google
search
returns a few different ones. Granted only one really stood out to
be
for OS X but can
On May 27, 2009, at 2:49 PM, Stephen Weber wrote:
I find that iAntivirus is a good antivirus for the mac, from what
I've been
reading it only scans for Mac OS X virus and malware ect.
wow. it scans for about 5 things, 4 of which were never seen outside
of AV vendor's labs? Damn straight
On May 27, 2009, at 2:32 PM, Kyle Hansen wrote:
Ha ha ha ha hamay I have permission to use this in the future? I
would
also like to add that to stop the machine you do not look for a
start
button.
Any time. I stole your Jesus Saves/Gretsky scores sig ages ago :-)
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Bruce
On 5/27/09 2:49 PM, Stephen Weber maryland...@gmail.com Broadcast into
the ether:
I find that iAntivirus is a good antivirus for the mac, from what I've been
reading it only scans for Mac OS X virus and malware ect. But it is very good
when it come to using my system resources plus it's free.
no harshness taken...my orginal post does sound like i have no clue,
but i actually do. I have been around mac's for years just not an
actual owner. I have been around unix for some time as well. Just
wanted to cover my bases so to speak.
thanks to all.
On May 27, 5:45 pm, Kyle Hansen
Bruce, it scans for 105 items http://www.iantivirus.com/threats/
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 5:59 PM, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
wrote:
On May 27, 2009, at 2:49 PM, Stephen Weber wrote:
I find that iAntivirus is a good antivirus for the mac, from what
I've been
reading it
Hello,
I am relativley new to the mac world. I have a used G4 MDD running
10.4.11. I was wondering if there are any diagnostic tools that a free that
can check out the system to make sure everything is working properly. I
mean I don't currently have anything to complain about or reason to think
On May 26, 2009, at 8:47 PM, Jeff Smith wrote:
I was wondering if there are any diagnostic tools that are free that
can check out the system to make sure everything is working properly?
http://www.info.apple.com/support/aht.html
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Thanks Kris...
2 follow up questions.
a) is there something similar for the OS as opposed to the hardware?
b) I ran the AHT...but unsuccessfully. When I booted to the disk as
instructed (nothing but my monitor, keyboard and mouse connected to
the keyboard was plugged in) I received a screen
On May 26, 2009, at 10:01 PM, Mac G4 wrote:
Thanks Kris...
2 follow up questions.
a) is there something similar for the OS as opposed to the hardware?
No. The best you can do with a previously installed OS is to reinstall
the latest Combo Update which will refresh any corruption that
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