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If you go to /Users/yourshortname/Library/Keychains and delete login.keychain OS X will create another one for you the next time you log in..

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If your after removing windows completely from your Macbook. Running the Bootcamp Assistant again will allow you to remove the partition and give the space back to OS X..

Can you not just pop the first Leopard disk that came with your Macbook in and reinstall the driver package?

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I have a new Macbook Pro with the bluetooth keyboard and mighty mouse.. They both seem to loose there connection once in a while, most of the time they reconnect on their own after a few moments but sometimes I have to do it myself.. There not that far away from the mac so Im not too sure what...

What BikerRob mentioned works great if you use more than one machine a lot.. If your doing a switchover like I did (Im a fresh convert) click bookmarks, than organize bookmarks, then you can export your bookmarks to an HTML file. Once thats done you repeat the exact same process on the mac only...

An Apple rep that was giving us some training at work mentioned a fix,, but I havent actually tried it myself.. Delete Users/YourShortName/Library/Keychains/login.keychain Next time you restart or login a new blank keychain file will be created. Theirs probably a better way but that should work.

I have had power supplies whine if say theres a few bad capacitors inside, usually a very high pitched ringing sound (a few of my older colleagues couldn't even hear it).. Also the bad power could have something to do with why the machine is unstable..

Fusion

Unless your doing something thats seriously disk intensive you wont notice any gain with a 15k drive, but you will notice the noise and heat from them.. A 7200 RPM drive is plenty fast enough and quiet.. Its abit of a pain to swap disks on the Aluminum iMacs but theres plenty of youtube videos...