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Hi MisterMe, So nice to hear from you. So sorry but I didn't know that posting first on December 26th (not 2 days ago) and not hearing anything was a violation of etiquette. Please accept my apologies. And I will hope someone will answer me in the next month or two. Happy New Year

I'd love it if anyone could help answer this question that I posted awhile back: I have 2 Ibooks: one has OSX and the other is on the highest version of the old OS9. Something odd happened the other day with a new USB flash drive I started using. I was transfering files (word docs) onto a...

I have 2 Ibooks: one has OSX and the other is on the highest version of the old OS9. Something odd happened the other day with a new USB flash drive I started using. I was transfering files (word docs) onto a flash drive. When I inserted the flash drive in the old iBook, each file (and document)...

Thanks. But does that mean I have to have the original administrator password in order to reset it? Because I don't have access to that at all. He's long gone and with it, his password.

I have an iBook that my boss gave me and it's listed as an Administrator's Computer. But I have my own log in and am now finally thinking of upgrading to Tiger. However, the "administrator" has left our company and I wonder if I will have to have an administrator password to install and upgrade...