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I can answer most questions about troubleshooting the Macintosh OS. I can also help with questions about making hardware upgrades to Macintosh desktop computers (not including iMacs). Please, no questions about OS 9 or OS 9 products. OS 9 is dead. If you are using Parallels or BootCamp and have questions about Windows issues direct those questions to volunteers with Windows or Parallels experience. I am also very good at using Adobe Photoshop and know the application very well. Additionally, I am award winning photojournalist.
I am a Macintosh support specialist at Eastern Illinois University. I also teach photography classes at the university and I have worked extensively with every version of Photoshop. Prior to working at the university I have 25 years of experience as a photojournalist.
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Shut it down if you do not plan to use it for a couple of hours. 1. The operating system has a feature that will defragment files on shut down. This will help the Mac run better. This defragmentation
Sounds like the airport cart may be bad or loose. You might try taking the airport card out of its port and putting it back in. Instructions on how to do that are available on the Apple support web site
There are no known viruses for the current Apple operating system, however you can get a macro virus which is one that attacks a specific application. There are a couple out there for Microsoft Word. Also
First, make sure all the software is updated and current. If that fails, throw away the preferences files for the ailing programs. Make sure you know any registration numbers that they need before tossing
First, I would trash the file named com.apple.NetworkUtility.plist in your home>Library>Preferences and if that does not fix it, then delete the file named com.apple.networkConfig.plist that is in the

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