Recent content by ThomasG33K

It would clean those files up with a small modification. Since there is no dot in front of the _FILENAME.ini file you need to change the code... from to For added safety you could also make the line:

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Have you tried a Ping on the machine you want to connect to? Go to terminal and type: "ping <Insert IP Address>" When you want to end your ping do ctrl + c If it says it came back with some many seconds then you have access to that machine. If it says it could not come back than you are...

Just to elaborate. On your mac can you: 1. Navigate to /Applications/Utilities 2. Click on Airport Utility 3. Wait for your base stations to show up on the menu 4. Click the Airport Base Station and then click the configure button 5. Enter your small password for your airport. 6. After...

I had the same exact thing happen on an old Powerbook G4 with 10.4 running. It drove me up the wall. The only solution that I know is to reinstall OS X. Believe me I tried everything you tried when I had the problem. I hope someone else will have a more immediate solution but reinstalling OS X...