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The reason that I suggested to back up and re-install is because I have had Safari's internal settings screw up on me a few times before. For me, no matter what I have done it seems as though the application files itself sometimes go corrupt. If Safari does not work when reinstalled, then I...

Hello Oldedit, My name is Jeremy and I will be assisting you today. I actually had a friend with the exact same problem. Let me show you how to fix this: 1) Back up your bookmarks to a safe location. Your Safari bookmarks are in Your Home/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.plist. Copy the...

Leannethrax, First off, I would like to ask you this: have you ever opened your computer case at all? That would be critical to my response. Regards, Jeremy Tech Support Agent

Blue Pearmain, My name is Jeremy and I will be helping you today. First off, I suggest that you use a program such as AppCleaner (available at http://www.freemacsoft.net/AppCleaner/. A quick Google search will come up with other software, such as AppZapper) to completely delete the entire MS...

Hello chronbe, I would like to suggest to you that you use a Netgear USB wireless adapter. Personally, I have found that these adapters work the best on XP, Vista and Mac systems. I have not found many Netgear USB adapters that crash continuously. I hope that things work out for you...

Hi Zpelleti, My name is Jeremy. Recently, I had the same problem on a Mac of my own. For Firefox, try starting in safe mode by opening Terminal and typing the following without the quotes: "/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox -safe-mode". This should start Firefox in safe mode...

I would agree Satcomer. I have found that simply dragging the application to the trash bin does not always delete everything. In order to keep your Mac clutter free, I highly recommend using AppCleaner (available free of charge at http://www.freemacsoft.net/AppCleaner). It deletes the files...