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Does it show up in Disk Utility, or Hardware Profiler?

You can delete runaway log files safely, but if they come back, check them to see what's causing the problem. Utilities such as Onyx or Maintenance will delete log files safely, among other things.

Here's the FAQ for getting your lost downloads back: http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/store/download/ for uncompleted downloads: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93015 if it downloaded but your computer crashed after the download, the music file may be in your library, just...

One possibility, especially with a computer of this age, is a dead clock battery.

10.4 has no support for modifying the partition map, but you can get a third party partition utility/leopard and achieve this. iPartion can do this, I believe. You could also just use CCC/other to copy the whole mac partition out, reformat, then copy back in.

It should work, but then again, the drivers included with the camera are not the drivers that you are using. You could try using the demo of these drivers: http://www.ioxperts.com/products/webcamx.html which may/not have better support for your camera. Maccam's website says you can lower the...

It looks like it's using USB 1.0, which only allows speeds upto 12 mb/s. I'm guessing that the camera is bottlenecking on that speed, causing your connection problem. If you have a USB 2.0 port, try that (a USB hub could also cause a slow down). Otherwise, you'll need to get a USB 2.0 card to...

Can you find the model # of the camera?

For me, small backups are usually done in less than a minute. I'm not sure if the drive is acting up, because it's pretty quiet. It does slow down the whole system a bit, though. Has it always been like this on your mini? Trashing preferences/reseting spotlight index might help if something got...

Your mac will know how to handle booting with or without the hard drive, so you can just swap the drives then put the disk in and boot up.

If the MBP is still under warranty, you should bring it in for hardware repairs. check: https://selfsolve.apple.com/GetWarranty.do

Try trashing /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.airport.preferences.plist then restarting Otherwise, I wonder if you could look on the working computer and "transplant" the server info into a manual configuration on the MacBook.

Verify that both your routers are configured correctly with port forwarding/NAT/DMZ, this is communication error. Firewalls need to be configured correctly as well. More info about ichat ports http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93208...

What are you using to convert the .png into an icon file?

There is a very extensive troubleshooting guide for the "blue screen" issue here: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106464

I don't think there's a way to get that to work on OS X, especially if you need ActiveX. There's still bootcamp/parallels, though.

Try plugging the iPod in, then running a disk repair on it from Disk Utility (in the /Applications/Utilities folder). If that doesn't work, you need to try to take everything off and reimport.

are you using an Apple keyboard in one of the main USB ports, and are you sure that the USB ports work?

If you can't troubleshoot it, note that: a. You can archive and install, saving some settings and all programs. A clean install is usually safer, however. b. Most apps will be fine if you just copy the .app, exceptions would be software that requires a key, or un-mac like programs. The .app will...

Are you using HP's scanning software? OS X has no scanning capability on its own. You can also buy VueScan, which probably supports your scanner.