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I've heard others with the problem as well and went to the www.qps-inc.com to find out what was going on and found this on their web site. "We must regret that at this time we do not support any of our devices with Apple Mac OS X (any version), Microsoft Windows XP Professional or with...

I've heard others with the problem as well and went to the www.qps-inc.com to find out what was going on and found this on their web site. "We must regret that at this time we do not support any of our devices with Apple Mac OS X (any version), Microsoft Windows XP Professional or with...

Boot from your Mac OS X install CD. From the Installer choose reset password. That should fix it for you. Hope this helps Vulcan

TEG, I found something related in the Apple's knowledge base. Although the articles are written for PBG3 (Fire Wire) it may still be applicable, but I can't guarantee it. The articles dealt with audio CD playback, but it may still be related especially since this is such a new article. The...

Sounds like you may have corrupt network preferences, but the first thing you should do is check you drive for corruption. I'd still boot into single user mode holding down and type "fsck -y" to run Disk First Aid to make sure that everything is still okay on your disk. Next create a new...

Well the diagnosis is correct. A kernel panic is when the kernel of the OS receives an instruction in an unexpected format or that it fails to handle properly. This can be caused by external devices as well. First thing we should do is remove all external...

First thing I'd do is restart from the CD and choose Disk Utilities and run Disk First Aid. Next created a new user with a different short user name. This will give you a clean set of user preferences. Try opening your network preferences. If it opens, they your network prefs for your...

Glad to hear you were able to get what you wanted. I'm curios to know what the store told you about the keyboard. Was it just not seated properly. They are a tight fit in the iBook. If you remove the keyboard, it is easy to get a poor fit at first. Vulcan

Keep in mind, Norton uses patches to repair on the drive itself. Once it makes a change, it is final. DiskWarrior doesn't worry about the number of files in a directory since it approach is different. Norton might find number differences in the b-trees and such but they don't really...

I hate to burst anyone bubble, but DiskWarrior is the superior product. I challenge you to find anyone to prove otherwise. I've met the person who wrote the software, and he used to work for Apple. He also wrote code for the original Lisa. DiskWarrior has a unique method of recreating...

Reset PRAM/NVRAM by holding down Command+Option+P+R during startup for three chimes. Also check www.versiontracker.com to see if an updated driver for your adaptec SCSI card is available. Vulcan

Macsub, Your keyboard may just be improperly seated. Apple has instructions on how to remove the keyboard at http://www.info.apple.com/installparts/. If removing it and reseating it doesn't fix the problem, call Apple. The number should be in your inbox material. If it really is a...

The answer is yes and no. They can still use AOL as long as they use a different ISP to provide the basic connection. Apple has a Knowledge Base article on this subject. www.apple.com/support Then click on Expert Search and type "AOL Airport" or just type in the article number "58544"...

I don't know what Apple web site you've been looking at, but it is still available at the Apple Store for $99. For 30 more greenbacks you might as well get the Mac OS X, Mac OS 9, Developer Disk bundle. FYI - if you have Mac OS X Beta on that machine, it won't run after 15 May, 2001...

I've got three possible causes for your. The most likely is a an extensions conflict. Go into Extensions Manager and set it to Mac OS 9.2 All and restart and see if the issue is still there. If it's gone, you probably have your standard extension conflict. If you need help troubleshooting...

TEG, In order to use your DVD player, you will need to start up from the Mac OS 9.2 system. DVD player is not supported as a Classic application. Apple has posted an article in their Knowledge base. Good news is you probably only have a couple more weeks to wait for an OS X native DVD player...