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As a "MacKeeper" user you should check out this Link.

Maybe read post #19 again, especially the part that says " It's not even close to what works". The best solution posted in this thread was way back at post #7, only they left out the bit about once in those libraries just delete the widgets you do not want. After all the OP did say he wanted...

Good answer, except the question was asked 7 almost 8 years ago.

when you installed SL did you do any sort of migration restore from your failed Lion system or backups?

There is a newer version (ver 11.0.1) for OS X 10.6.8 here.

And if the mods had done their job then it wouldn't be coming back to haunt us now.

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Most as you mention will have backups or USB pen drives with copies of the original install files. It'll only be a very small percentage of users who will need to scrounge around looking for assistance on how to reinstall an operating system they should have had backups for right from the...

One sure way to "confirm" would be to unmount and disconnect the external drive, if your system continues to run normally you'll know you were not booted from your clone.

so if he barfed it would be in his lap and not over everyone standing near him.:eek:

Well so far it appears I'm winning. 3/4 of a century and counting...

OWC has this special on right now... Two of those would be great and the price would be hard to beat.

It's nice that you agree with what I posted.

Providing your mini meets the hardware specs for ML, you can go to the Apple online Store and purchase SL 10.6. Once installed you can then download and install ML from the Apple App Store.

I knew that, I was just testing you.;) Kidding aside, you are correct, my mistake.

If you actually have a working Recovery Partition then try starting up while pressing the Alt + R keys. This is a normal key combo for starting the recovery partition.

thank you for the kind words. Odd you should mention "random bit of wood", because most of these pieces I originally acquired from 'firewood cutters'. They were more then glad to sell the wood to me for a token amount because as they put it, "it doesn't split worth a damn".

My main hobby year around is woodturning as evidenced here. I enjoy fishing now and then, but I'm afraid that advancing age pretty much keeps me close to home these days.

As DeltaMac mentions, it is important that the make and model of your NAS supports Apple Time Machine. If it claims to support TM then all I can suggest is you carefully read and follow their instructions as the method for doing the TM bit is different for each manufacturer.

Sorry but I have to jump in here. I use both a Synology DS107e NAS and a LinkStation mini NAS (at different times) for Time Machine backups. Both work flawlessly I might add, and I back up 4 household Macs to these NAS drives. A picture is worth a thousand words... Synology TM support...