Appzapper Mac

--ultimately the problem that your experiencing may be compatibility. So you have to check with DW support site if they have uploaded the patch for 10.5.6

Hi kisuk3, thank you for your help. No I didn't have any kernel panic messages or anything. Every thing (?) seems to run well but DiskWarrior. I never have any other applications open when I run DiskWarrior. I followed your advise and went to versiontracker. Yes, I do have the latest Version of DW 4.1.1. Now I see on the VersionTracker site that they mention that this latest...

are you experiencing a kernel panic?its a window with different languages but bottom line is it will tell you to shutdown or restart the machine. You can google it if you like, check if that's the latest patch of disk warrior from versiontracker.com or macupdate.com running such utilities does take up a lot of cpu power so make sure your not running too much programs when...

Your Mac was running fine. It started up quickly, it was zippy when you worked and snappy when you played. ...

time applications like mySQL that put hooks into the underlying UNIX core of Mac OS X. ...

Try deleting Firefox and search for any associated files that might be hanging around and then reinstall. Or use AppZapper to remove all of those things. Seems as though something is causing FF to misbehave. Otherwise, it would be a widespread problem for all Mac users. ...

Registry' demons talking. Do Mac apps leave junk behind when removed? ...

If you really want a remove any trace of a program a dead simple shareware program called AppZapper that will bring back the "remove" function you were used to in Window's Add/Remove pane. Also maybe you should go out to your local big box book seller and look for the book Switching to the Mac: The Missing Manual, Tiger Edition by New York Times tech columnist David Pogue....

er to uninstall the program. it really amazed me and i just love it. mostly in window, they ended up restarting your computer to take effects. Yes that happen in mac but only a few of them. ...

Most OS X are packages of files and to see this just right click on an application and 'Show Package Contents'. All applications have a simple text preference file in the file /Your Hard Drive/Users/Your User Name/Library/Preferences. Also some applications put helps files in /Your Hard Drive/Users/Your User Name/Library/Application Support. Some application s also install...