20 Most Recent Apple 24 iMac - Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8GHz, 2GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive REFURBISHED Mac Desktop Questions & Answers

that is the OS disc that came with your computer

Nearest I have to that is 4MOT/1/40000002:HDD. Hard drive fan. Check it is properly plugged in and it should be turning at 1000rpm at all times or 3000rpm if the drive is detected as too hot.

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Yes it is very easy to do as you are running a Mac with Intel Processor. You have Mac OSx Leopard with updates 1,2, & 3. To upgrade to Mac OSx Snow Leopard you must buy the upgrade. Go here: http://www.apple.com/macosx/ On the top right click (Buy Now) You will have to pay $29 which is a bargain. Once you get the upgrade on CD simply follow the directions for the simple upgrade. I did the same thing when Snow Leopard came out. It is well worth the $29.

1: Open Finder
2: Go to Applications
3: Go to Utilities
4: Open Disk Utility
5: Check Disk Permissions
6: Repair Disk Permissions
7: Check Disk
8: Repair Disk.

This sounds like a problem with your internet connection. Try playing the video at a lower quality or pausing the video to allow it to buffer.

Try updating to the latest version of flash player. http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ Also, clear your browsing data, like cookies, cache, etc. and then restart your computer. That should fix your problem.

The LG 32LD550 television has HDMI and VGA.
Your iMac has a mini-DVI output port with support for DVI, VGA, S-video, and composite video connections via adapter.
So all you need is either:
1) mini-DVI to VGA adapter.
2) mini-DVI to HDMI adapter.

HDMI is better quality, and so I'd recommend something like this: http://www.amazon.com/PTC-Mini-DVI-Adapter-6ft-Macintosh/dp/B001H0REVK (You may want a longer cable though).

1) Restart the computer and try again. If that fails, 2) Gently blow canned air into your CD drive slot. If that fails, 3) Bring the unit in for a drive replacement.

First, go to control panel and then device manager. Make sure mic is enabled and that all drivers are updated.
Then go to main window, go to sound icon, right click, go to properties, make sure mic is turned up and enabled.

I think that the mechanism of the cd accepter must be not accepting the cd due to blockages such as dust or sand particles. If you are experienced, open the case and try to find blockages. If problem persists, Call the company's support.

I am afraid i gave in and found an Apple repair company. They sorted it out at a high cost but I cannot function with all my interests without a machine that I can trust. The engineer said he found my E mail in the waste bin. No idea how it got there or how I could recover it. I had look at the contents of this bin several times and never saw anything resembling mail.

Thanks for your concern folks,
John

Install a new HDD. Press and hold Command, Option and R keys with a keyboard connected via USB. Power the mac on whilst holding down the keys. Release the keys when the globe shows and select your router code then download the OS for your mac. Install the OS. It takes some time to do this!

You do not need to setup AirDrop as such. Just turn on the wifi and on the Finder sidebar go to AirDrop.

Send it as an email to yourself

There are several causes for this:

• Dust buildup in the computer prevents proper cooling, so the fans have to work harder.
• Corrupted Power Manager chip settings. Go to the Apple support page and search for "Power Manager" "reset" and your specific model. You can get the model number from the System Profiler utility (Apple menu: About this Mac: More Info). If this is the problem, resetting the Power Manager should solve it. If it happens again after unplugging, you may need a new clock/PRAM battery;
• Bad temperature sensor (all fans run at high speed);
• Shorted fan driver transistor on the logic board or in power supply (one fan always runs at max speed).

1. in imac u first pull out the display 2. then remove the motherboard in the backside of the motherboard u see cmos battery remove the battery , replace new one

Hi, If you are sent bulk mail then you are not used public email server. Because public email sent normal 10-50 max email one day. If you are bulk mail sent then you are purchase extra space or server. If you are want yahoo through sent email then contact yahoo and ask i want to sent bulk mail so yahoo available space or service and also yahoo charge taken. Thanks, MacHealthCheck

Please select a different keyboard layout Click the Apple icon from your menu bar, select System Preferences, and then follow these steps. 1) Click Keyboard. 2) Make sure you're on the Input Sources tab. 3) Click the plus sign button on the bottom left. In the pop-up window, you'll see a list of languages on the left and options for them on the right. You'll also see a preview of the keyboard layout.Select the language you want and then pick the option on the right. For example, French > ABC - AZERTY or English > Dvorak. 5) Click Add.