Check your crash log, it will tell you why.

Check your crash log and it will tell you why.

Typical of Ram timing problems. As the ram gets warm it fails. In other words you possibly have a bad stick of ram. Check the crash log, it will tell you why.

It points to a JavaScript file '.js', the file tells the js engine what to do.

It can be of many causes, check the -/Library/Logs and look for the CrashReporter sub-directory. Inside one of these folders will be the crash.log for what keeps quitting. Read it and it should tell...

Yes they do, ClamX is good protection, I use it. Although I have found two viruses in one year, also use Firefox with the NoScript add on.

Anything if you have a converter (cheap) or a PC type output on your video card.

You don't say what the OS is, Tiger, Panther etc. Connection through a basic Ethernet switch should be no problem. Turn off your Apple firewall to start with. Enable sharing. You can test your...

It will probably cost you more in the fix than buying a printer as they are so cheap now. My advice is to buy another printer. Nothing is impossible but at what price?

Probably a permissions problem after an upgrade via the net. Go to Disk Utilities and run it. You cant drop into anything if you do not have sufficient privileges.

1GB is enough to install Tiger, should be quite straight forward. Give more info on your G5.

RAM makes a big difference, more the better & check whats running in the background using up cpu cycles.
This utility is good for finding out whats going on.
http://developer.mabwebdesign.com/...

You would be doing them a favor for the future to let them learn some sort of Unix flavor. After all that's where the Web come from, forward slash in the hyper links etc. I have a G4 with 10.4.11...

Yes, it's full of turds, good, real people have a life outside the Internet.

The only way I know of being an anonymous for max maybe 30 min is to use a WiFi hotspot, have no listening open ports, keep changing your MAC address and constantly flush your cache, cookies and...

When you have the other MAC connected via FireWire, on the Master (Laptop) go to 'Applications; Utilities & run Migration Assistant. Follow your nose, there are options for moving the OS onto your G5.

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303469

This may help you if you have another MAC.

Put the OS X CD in the drive and reboot holding down the 'c' key until you see the Apple. Follow the screen until you get to the option 'utilities'. Do the same permissions check except this time use...

iPhone that is not networked locked, user replaceable battery and large expandable removable memory. All restrictions removed. I love MAC but will put up with my Windows (yuk) PDA and even buy...

Right, now you have learned your lesson it's time to look after your OS X. Maybe once every 2 week go to Applications, Utilities, Disk Utility & do a 'verify & repair permissions' also pays to check...

Use 'ClamXav' it caught 3 viruses last year for me.

Oh yes, you will be locked out of your drive as MAC also uses software that is region coded. You have to do both, the drive and the software.

My advice is 'Don't use Norton' so many hassles. Use 'CamXav' and set it up to scan your Library. It caught 3 viruses last year for me. Well worth the donation. And yes VLC is great!

Hmm, have had so many problems with safari being so strict on correctly complying web sites I have changed to Fire Fox. Safari plays by the rules, others do not so how can Safari move a mountain?...

On the MAC go to Terminal and type in 'netstat' this should tell you all thats connected. Could be anything, you have the wrong network mask, ip is not set to the range the server will connect to....

Well I have 10.1.2 that I will never use but I am at the other end of the world and the 'dmg' is quite large. ??

Ah, maybe the permissions are not set correctly. Highlight the folder and in Finder use 'get info' and see if it is set to 'Read only'. Use 'Help' to see what to change it to if you don't know how....

I think I remember on some older drives you will need to put on a new MBR on the first seek track of the drive. The heads will look for it and if it is not there then the drive will seem to be...

Oh, you can try to reset the cmos via a jumper on the board, should be near the battery and marked. Shorting two of the pins should make it reload the cmos from ROM but your settings will change,...

To go one step further, dual boot to Linux. Yamaha make the greatest sound cards for their time, my favorite. I am a Windows user but love Unix based systems (Mac). Migration is not so bad, once your...

I had endless problems with the 1938 and now avoid it. Just getting it to run on any PC was a hassle. Mostly driver problems. If you get it to function correctly please post but mine was a pain.

Yep, that's right. There is no reason for the MAC not to mount the players mass storage card unless there is no direct access via the USB, as follows. I have a Trio phone that plays Mp3's that will...

I have copied the dmg to a HD. You should be able to the have a look at it through finder and look at the package. There is always more than one way to skin a cat. Have a play, I use time machine to...

Hmm, if your using Leopard you can reinstall without loss of your files. Boot from the cd by holding down the 'c' key until the Apple is on the screen. After it asks you what language then follow...

Yes, I have issues but it's worth the trouble. Don't forget to send your bug reports to Apple, that's how they get to fix them for us. I find the bugs fun because even though I am in the ICT business...

Hmm, age max 35, your not a serious employer. It take a male till 35 even to understand what a man is let alone handle a senior position.

You need to get on the ladder. Get a job that introduces you to IT and build off that. Remember, the best jobs come from who you know, not what you know. Start to network with people in the business...

Depending on which Darwin core you are using you may have to reinstall. Boot from the original cd by holding down the 'c' key until you see the Apple logo. Wait, read the screen!!! it may have the...

You need first to find out if it is a user profile problem. Set up another account and log on to this one, it's always handy to have this. Use this account and see if it is only user specific or a...

Boot your system with the original OS X cd by holding down the 'c' key until you see the apple on your screen. Wait until the install menu appears. Look at the top and find disk utility. Run this and...