I can not login into m y reading plus using my macbook pro

SOURCE: key board freezed

I did an archive and  install and it solved my problem.  I could not sign in.  When i went to enter my password nothing could be typed in.

SOURCE: audio driver for Macbook pro

The drivers for XP are on the official OS X Leopard DVD. Install this when running XP and then run the Apple Drivers Set up on the disk.

SOURCE: cannot burn dvd on macbook pro

what software are u using, try titanium toaster or Burn X.

SOURCE: When I start up my MacBook Pro the display colors

It is likely that some program has grabbed (allocated) a good part of the color table. This used to be a problem with 256-color color tables--be sure you are set to millions of colors--Windows could be changing this. Try starting up with the shift key down (safe boot) and if this works, you will need to turn off some program that are being started up automatically. You may need to go to Terminal and look for the resource file ".bashrc" or ".cshrc" (pronounced sea-shark), which could be starting other programs, although I didn't find one on my machine just now. Use the "ls -a" command to list all including the hidden ones beginning with period. I use non-hidden files when I invoke certain Unix programs, just use ". program-name" in the bash shell, with no quotes, of course.
-Ken -Ken

SOURCE: MacBook Air: ive forgotten login name & password...

Follow these steps to reset a password when there is only one administrator account on the computer, or if the original administrator account needs a password reset.
Reset MAC original administrator account password