20 Most Recent Apple Mac OS X v10.5.6 Questions & Answers

command+F5 activates/deactivates voiceover. or you can do it from system preferences->universal access.

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This may be the saddest question I have heard. I hope you are ok!

At the top right hand side, select the time posted there (even if incorrect.) You will see "Date and Time Preferences." Select AM/PM. There are other choices you can select as well.

Right click in top of the Playlist and deleted. Or drag the folder to trash.

Go to the website and login to your email. Click the "cogwheel" in top right corner and select settings. Now select Filters and see if anything is in there, remove all if there is. Now any new message should go to the "Inbox".

Your question is too general. Do you mean the reduce the screen resolution (dots per inch)? Or reduce the size of a window? Or perhaps something else. I need more information about what you mean.

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There are programs that can "restore" deleted files but you must do this as soon as possible. -But it is not 100% guarantee it will be able to. You should stop using the computer and find a computer specialist. The location of the deleted file can be over written with new data (if it has not been already.)

Press the command key while pressing the -( minus key) press the + (plus key) to enlarge.

Try turn off computer, start holding down Command and S and wait until text stops scrolling. Type in fsck -fy Press Return and wait for the process to finish. If it says that the disc has been changed, do it one more time. When finished, type Reboot [and press return] The computer should now reboot and the problem may have gone away... If not, you need to test the disk and if that is ok, maybe reinstall. You probably would like to go to a pro for that. Hope this works out...

Make sure you are online and the internet icon confirms the status. Go to the Control Panel/Device Manager/Dispaly Adapter and right click the Mouse and click on Update Driver if that does not work uninstall the driver and power-off your Mac and switch back on. The OS should then reinstall the driver.

Please give more description to solve the issue

There is no way to put one on manually because it is a server process, if you have purchased or gained one by going to a Minecraft Gathering then contact Mojang

reinstall you lan driver

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

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P3 Processor will not support Apple MC095ZA Mac OS X 10.5.6 Leopard Family Pack. Core 2 Duo Processor is recommended for that.

Thanks.
Happy to help you.

Do restore!!

1) Try doing a repair permissions by opening the Disc Utility program, select the boot disc (primary drive) and repair ...

2) Try opening system preferences again

3) If it still bounces, do a full shut down (not a restart) and wait a minute before starting up the computer again, then try again

4) If it were me and those steps didn't get it going, I'd go for a reinstall of the operating system, selecting the option to repair without erasing the existing content.

Or you could pull your hair out for awhile.
It seems you have a corrupt or missing file, or the file is simple not being found or inaccessible. Give the system a good chance to find it and access it using the above steps ... and if that doesn't work then the file may not exist. That calls for a reinstall, but there is a "repair" option once you get underway.

You should be OK as long as you own the Operating System software and it is appropriate for the machine (not an OS disc for a different machine)

If you choose to go the route of continuing to troubleshoot, it would be helpful for you to post what you did last that could possibly have resulted in a problem (install new software, have a power outage, that sort of thing) or if nothing at all happened, that's also pertinent.

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