Hi Ronni,

*in response to your post replying to my request for help:*

*An extract of comments from your emails over the last few days is
concerning.
iMac 27-inch with 10.6.8 SL, 2.66ghz Proc Intel Core i5  & 4gigs of
RAM.*

*1. you say: "it is running as slow as... have done Applejack, run
MacKeeper (it
can't quarantine infected files for some reason)."*

*This is obviously Before I discovered the MacKeeper problem & uninstalled
it.*

*2. Then you say:
"It may be beyond an online diagnosis but what do I know?"*
*
*
*Meaning, can anybody help without a call out .. I wouldn't know...*

*3. And then you say in regard to warnings about MacKeeper:
"I have been away from the List for ages & missed your posts"
The posts to WAMUG - Re: MacKeeper were back in 2011 when you were active
on WAMUG mailing list.
And a search of the WAMUG Archives ( the link is at the bottom of every
mailing list message) for 'MacKeeper' would have given you results.*

*When I say I have been away from the list I mean "I have been away from
the list", regardless of whether I was classed as being 'active' on the
list I wasn't consulting it.*

4.in Regard to Applejack:
"It's an all in one resolution after installs etc, a deep clean does
everything needed.
Has not let me down yet."

Yet, you have a sick system??

*Applejack cleaned up nicely AFTER the de install of MacKeeper*

5. Then after all this you try to install Mountain Lion on a system that is
definitely NOT healthy...
Never upgrade if your current system is having any problems. And never
without doing all the preparation before trying to install Lion or Mountain
Lion. And always disconnect any external devices before installing an
upgrade or clean installation.

*I think the system is OK now after the un install but thanks for the
reminder re disconnecting all externals, I'll do that now & have a look at
the prep for installing ML.*

Thanks Ronni, will let you know how it goes,

Regards,

Ken




Ken Jackson

0450 400 772
www.littleriverstudios.com.au
08 9376 1680
[email protected]
Skype kennyj1098
Perth, Western Australia


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On 8 January 2013 21:48, Ronda Brown <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Ken,
>
> An extract of comments from your emails over the last few days is
> concerning.
> iMac 27-inch with 10.6.8 SL, 2.66ghz Proc Intel Core i5  & 4gigs of
> RAM.
>
> 1. you say: "it is running as slow as... have done Applejack, run
> MacKeeper (it
> can't quarantine infected files for some reason)."
>
> 2. Then you say:
> "It may be beyond an online diagnosis but what do I know?"
>
> 3. And then you say in regard to warnings about MacKeeper:
> "I have been away from the List for ages & missed your posts"
> The posts to WAMUG - Re: MacKeeper were back in 2011 when you were active
> on WAMUG mailing list.
> And a search of the WAMUG Archives ( the link is at the bottom of every
> mailing list message) for 'MacKeeper' would have given you results.
>
> 4.in Regard to Applejack:
> "It's an all in one resolution after installs etc, a deep clean does
> everything needed.
> Has not let me down yet."
>
> Yet, you have a sick system??
>
> 5. Then after all this you try to install Mountain Lion on a system that
> is definitely NOT healthy...
> Never upgrade if your current system is having any problems. And never
> without doing all the preparation before trying to install Lion or Mountain
> Lion. And always disconnect any external devices before installing an
> upgrade or clean installation.
>
> Have you even checked that your Applications, Add-ons, extensions etc are
> compatible with ML?
>
> Again a search of the WAMUG Mailing list for 'Lion' and 'Mountain Lion'
> ... would bring up lots of information for... 'how to prepare for Lion' and
> 'How to prepare for Mountain Lion' and 'how to install Lion' and 'how to
> Install Mountain Lion and what to do after each installation'.
>
> If you do download any of my Tutorials from my website I would appreciate
> your donation.
> > Archives - <http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml>
>
> Cheers,
> Ronni
>
> Sent from Ronni's iPad4
>
> On 08/01/2013, at 4:20 PM, Ken Jackson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi folks,
> > I've downloaded ML & when I try to install it tells me my Mac System
> drive
> > is used to backup Time Machine, it's not set up that way?
> > TM backs up to a dedicated drive called Time Machine???
> > What can I do, tried rebooting after resetting TM to the Alt drive, no
> > effect...
> >
> > KJ
> >
> > Ken Jackson
> >
> > 0450 400 772
> > www.littleriverstudios.com.au
> > 08 9376 1680
> > [email protected]
> > Skype kennyj1098
> > Perth, Western Australia
> >
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