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I don't know what is that but that means your Mac has problems. I've run the hardware test and everything's fine. I suggest that you bring it to a local Apple Store.

I can control the Mac from the PC but not vice versa. On the PC I just search for the Mac then enter username and password and I can see files in the Mac but my Mac never sees the PC!

Can you tell more detail please? I've enabled file sharing on my PC, both partitions are "maximum allowed"... here is a pic on my PC:

I have a Mac running 10.4.7 and a PC running Windows XP. I can access my Mac from my PC, I can delete files, move files on the Mac from the PC but I can't access the PC from the Mac. WHat's wrong? I've tried the connect to server but I can never access the PC from the Mac. It used to ask for...

I second that. If my Mac freezed once a day I couldn't bear it.

Ok I've found out why, it's because of the "Default Thread Subscription Mode".

I didn't get an email of your reply. I guess it is ok.

I had already done that before you told me.

it has already been unchecked... and I just got an email of your reply too!

in every thread that I post, if someone replies I get an email. How to disable that? Thank you.

@serenelim: Apple said all their computers would turn to Intel this year so I guess the Mac Pro will come out the same time with Leopard in August. No I have two PCs and they are really slow now, one of them has the pentium 4 processor.

I believe your files are still there, I have had this problem before, I didn't delete but changed the name... Try finding in the "network" in Finder... or try using Spotlight to look for a file to see where it is.

I recommend waiting for the Mac Pro (the Intel version of PowerMac) because you can't upgrade the iMac a lot, it only supports 2Gb of memory. I believe you will need to upgrade your Mac later... and 2Gb is not enough for hard working. DO NOT GET A PC, it will be very slow after a year and...

Oh I've deleted many fonts just to run MS Word! :(

I don't care about running quickly or not, I just want to know the best way to keep the hardware stable.

Does turning on and off the computer repeatedly stress the components?

...the same age with Steve Jobs.

I have one and I'm so happy with it. But I don't use it professionally, I just use it for simple things like changing wallpapers, listening to music, chatting, surfing... so it is quite good in doing so. But I've tried using iDVD and it takes so long to finish encoding (3 hours) so I guess this...

Hi guys I'm new here, I have an old question but I haven't found the best answer yet. The question is is it better to shut down your computer or to make it sleep when you don't use it? I'm used to shutting it down when I don't use it. I do so 5 or 6 times a day. My computer is an Intel iMac...