Hey everyone,
I tried to boot up my powerbook today and noticed that it kept freezing at the "Starting Login Window" stage. I searched online and followed the instructions found at the bottom of this page.
When I rebooted at the end, the good news is that I got past the "Starting Login Window" freeze and to the window where I click my username.... the bad news is that this window (and possibly everything else) has been shifted up and to the left so that it's barely on the screen.
If I click my username, the login window goes away, presumably as if it logged in normally, however, I cannot access the dock, menu bar, or anything. At first I thought the display was shifted, however, if I press the EJECT or MUTE key, the icon shows up right in the middle like normal.
Any ideas what this could be and how I might troubleshoot it? I can login to Single-user mode fine, and also have another mac to do a target disk boot. Thanks for the help!
I tried to boot up my powerbook today and noticed that it kept freezing at the "Starting Login Window" stage. I searched online and followed the instructions found at the bottom of this page.
When I rebooted at the end, the good news is that I got past the "Starting Login Window" freeze and to the window where I click my username.... the bad news is that this window (and possibly everything else) has been shifted up and to the left so that it's barely on the screen.
If I click my username, the login window goes away, presumably as if it logged in normally, however, I cannot access the dock, menu bar, or anything. At first I thought the display was shifted, however, if I press the EJECT or MUTE key, the icon shows up right in the middle like normal.
Any ideas what this could be and how I might troubleshoot it? I can login to Single-user mode fine, and also have another mac to do a target disk boot. Thanks for the help!