How to remove black "blocked plug-in" window that opens with iPhoto. It covers iPhoto and everything under it. I've right and left clicked the black window, restarting the computer, shutting down the computer, but the window always appears when I ope

How to remove black "blocked plug-in" window that opens with iPhoto. It covers iPhoto and everything under it. I've right and left clicked the black window, restarting the computer, shutting down the computer, but the window always appears when I open iPhoto and it will not move or go away. It stays on my screen (covering my desktop icons) even after I quit iPhoto. How can I get it off my screen?

Which version if iPhoto and MacOS X do you have?
Do you have any iPhoto plug-ins installed?
Open the folder /Library/Application Support/iPhoto/Plugins/
To navigate to that folder, open the folder "Library" directly on your Macintosh HD, then inside the Library folder go to Application Support, then iPhoto. Is there anything installed?

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Which version if iPhoto and MacOS X do you have?
Do you have any iPhoto plug-ins installed?
Open the folder /Library/Application Support/iPhoto/Plugins/
To navigate to that folder, open the folder "Library" directly on your Macintosh HD, then inside the Library folder go to Application Support, then iPhoto. Is there anything installed?

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Interclue fails to initialize upon restart from either shut down or back out of hibernation. Works when re-installed, but then fails every time. What would cause this situation. Never had problems with this add-on with Firefox until I downloaded Firefox 4.0. I can disable, re-start, enable,re-start, and it works fine. The same scenario holds true if I uninstall and then re-install add-on.

Just a guess, but I wonder if you have some application or process hanging up that's stopping it from shutting down? You might try closing each application individually and see if this helps.
Good luck!

I'm working on my iMac PowerMac8,2 PowerPC G5 (3.1) 2 GHz machine and have been having problems with the computer shutting down unpredictably. After the problem becoming impossible to work with, I shut the machine down. Now a little better, but reoccuring

I'm working with my iMac PPC G5, PowerMac8,2, 2 GHz machine running OS X 10.4.11, and was having a problem for a while with the machine shutting down unexpectedly. There was no clear pattern to when it was shutting down as far as I could tell. For a while, it would also not restart when buttoned on.
I set the machine aside for a while, probably a month or more, and then got it back out after its rustication. It started up and runs significantly better than it had been, but I have noticed it shutting down sometimes now again, though not as frequently as before. Sometimes it runs for a good long time between active work, sleep mode, and active work again. Once in a while it does shut down when no one is working on it (while asleep). But now it always restarts when buttoned on.
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TCC

Option 1
Reset your PRAM. Press and hold down the Command Option P R keys while starting your computer. You will hear the startup chime. continue holding down those keys until you hear the startup chime a second time. Release the keys. If the computer restarts, you will need to reset your Date and Time. It might be time to replace your PRAM battery. The G5 iMacs require a 3 volt CR2032 lithium watch/camera battery like below:
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/NewerTech/CR2032/
You can find these batteries at Walmart, Kmart, Target, most local drugstore chains, for between $3-$5, or at Radio Shack for $12-$20.
If you have any G5 iMac model EXCEPT the iSight version, you can probably do the battery install yourself. Watch this video on upgrading your iMac's RAM to show you how to remove the back of your iMac, if you don't already know how:
http://eshop.macsales.com/installvideos/imac_g5_mem_m/
While you have the back off, use a can of compressed air to blow the dust out the vents at the bottom of the iMac, the fans, and anywhere else you can. Also inspect the 28-30 capacitors on the logic board. Look for dark spots, if they look puffy or swollen, or leaks.
Option 2
Reset the SMC by removing all cables (USB, Firewire, Ethernet, Modem, Power cord) from the back of your computer. Let it sit for one minute. Press and hold the power on button on the back of the iMac while plugging in the power cord. Release the power on button. Count to five, the press the power on button again.
Option 3
Place your original, came with the iMac when purchased install disk, into the slot on the iMac, press and hold the C key while pressing the power on button on the back of the computer. (If you have upgraded your OS from when you purchased your iMac, example your iMac came with OS 10.3 installed, and you're now using OS 10.5, then use the OS 10.5 Retail Install disk that you had used to upgrade your OS instead of the original, came with the iMac disk.)
Continue holding the C key until you see the OS starting to load. DO NOT do an OS installation. At the top Menu bar, select Utilities or Utility, and pull down to Disk Utility. On the left side of the window that opens,select your normal OS drive. Click First Aid at the top middle of the window if it isn't already selected. Click Repair Disk from the lower right area of the window. When that is done, click Repair Permissions to the left of the Repair Disk button you clicked earlier.
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Good luck.

When I turned my Macbook on and signed in, it has been shutting down automatically and restarting itself immediately after opening the desktop. The error message said, I'd shut down my computer unexpectedly. How can I get it to stop shutting down on me?

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Very Important, how much Free Space is on your Hard Drive first of all? Click on the Macintosh HD on the Desktop, then do a Get Info on it.
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"Try Disk Utility
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2. When your computer finishes starting up from the disc, choose Disk Utility from the Installer menu at top of the screen. (In Mac OS X 10.4 or later, you must select your language first.)
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3. Click the First Aid tab.
4. Select your Mac OS X volume.
5. Click Repair Disk, (not Repair Permissions). Disk Utility checks and repairs the disk."
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106214
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(Safe boot may stay on the gray radian for a long time, let it go, it's trying to repair the Hard Drive.)
If perchance you can't find your install Disc, at least try it from the Safe Boot part onward.
Do they launch OK while in Safe Mode?

Mail won't display the viewer window, and it will not close (force quit does not show in menu bar). Can't shut down to reboot because the open mail program prevents it. Any advice?

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Many thanks. Once I was able to close mail, it reopened and behaved quite normally. Thank you. I'll remember the option quit for force quite!

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Hey @sarithas ,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand your notebook is frozen with a blank screen.
Press and hold the power button for 8+ seconds to force shut down.
Wait a few seconds and turn the notebook back on.
Let me know if that helps.
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Please click "Accept as Solution" if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others find the solution.
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If I were in your shoes, I would startup in Safe mode by depressing Command-Shift key. You continue pressing those keys until the Apple Logo appears aith a startup progress bar underneath. After it starts up, go to SystemPreferences/Users&Groups and select your user account:Login Items and remove all of them (noting so you can add them back afterwards. And reboot.
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The operating system, XP in this particular case, will shutdown the system to prevent damage to hardware if it encounters an instruction which can damage the system. It will usually logs an event which you can view by clicking Start, then in the Run field, type eventvwr.msc and click OK. Then open the both the "System" and "Application" submenus and look for events which are prefixed with a white X inside a red circle. The 6th column from the left will contain the Event ID which can be used to try and track down the source of the problem.

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I've seen some of the threads regarding this but none of the fixes work for me. I formatted my hard drive for reasons other than this so it has a fresh install of Windows XP Home Edition, the latest video drivers, and the latest Flash. When my wife plays Cityville or Castleville, her computer shuts down. I checked the system logs and nothing is there regarding the shutdown. I tried changing the hardware exiliration setting and that didn't help. We've tried the games on Firefox and IE 8 with the latest updates and it still doesn't work. Any help will be appriciated.
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15014356 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Handled kevent.
15014360 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG demux succeeded.
15014368 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG request.
20014942 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG callout: 137000
20014961 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Dispatching kevent (ident/filter): 140546161005056/-7
20015033 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: Shutdown timer firing.
20015055 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: Still alive with 2/1 (normal/anonymous) children.
20015069 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      16        PID is still valid
20015087 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      16        Killability: dirty/idle-exit unsupported
20015098 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        PID is still valid
20015113 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        Killability: dirty/idle-exit supported
20015118 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Handled kevent.
20015121 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG demux succeeded.
20015130 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG request.
20017392 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG callout: 137000
20017409 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Dispatching kevent (ident/filter): 140546157876984/-7
20017416 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      16        Dispatching kevent callback.
20017437 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      16        Exit timeout elapsed (20 seconds). Killing
20017465 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      16        Sent SIGKILL signal
20017470 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Handled kevent.
20017473 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG demux succeeded.
20017485 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG request.
20017524 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG callout: 69
20017532 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: Receive right returned to us: com.apple.SecurityServer
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20017569 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      16        Job is active: PID is still valid
20017574 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      16        Job was sent SIGTERM and SIGKILL.
20017578 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        Job is active: PID is still valid
20017583 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        Job was sent SIGTERM.
20017587 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG demux succeeded.
20017590 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG request.
20019370 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG callout: 137000
20019379 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Dispatching kevent (ident/filter): 37/-1
20019411 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Handled kevent.
20019414 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG demux succeeded.
20019421 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG request.
20019447 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG callout: 137000
20019457 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Dispatching kevent (ident/filter): 16/-5
20019463 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      16        Dispatching kevent callback.
20019494 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      16        EVFILT_PROC event for job.
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20019534 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      16        Exited 20.002413 seconds after the first signal was sent
20019543 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      0         Exited while shutdown in progress. Processes remaining: 1/1
20019547 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      0         Job is useless. Removing.
20019553 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      0         Closing receive right for com.apple.SecurityServer
20019561 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      0         Mach service deleted: com.apple.SecurityServer
20019569 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.securityd      0         Removed
20019574 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: No submanagers left.
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20019586 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Handled kevent.
20019589 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG demux succeeded.
20019596 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG request.
20019927 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG callout: 137000
20019936 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Dispatching kevent (ident/filter): 140546156860424/-7
20019941 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        Dispatching kevent callback.
20019954 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        Exit timeout elapsed (20 seconds). Killing
20019973 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        Sent SIGKILL signal
20019976 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Handled kevent.
20019980 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG demux succeeded.
20019986 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG request.
20020571 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         MIG callout: 137000
20020579 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Dispatching kevent (ident/filter): 73/-1
20020597 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Handled kevent.
20020601 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         Dispatching kevent (ident/filter): 92/-5
20020605 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        Dispatching kevent callback.
20020608 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        EVFILT_PROC event for job.
20020611 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        Reaping
20020630 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 92        Exited 20.000797 seconds after the first signal was sent
20020637 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 0         Exited while shutdown in progress. Processes remaining: 0/1
20020648 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 0         Job was last to exit during shutdown of: System.
20020652 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 0         Job is useless. Removing.
20020657 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 0         Closing receive right for com.apple.coreservices.appleevents
20020681 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 0         Mach service deleted: com.apple.coreservices.appleevents
20020689 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.coreservices.appleevents 0         Removed
20020694 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: No submanagers left.
20020697 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: Removing.
20020701 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: Removing job manager.
20020704 com.apple.launchd                1        0x7fd373c27610.anonymous.launchd 1         Reaping
20020711 com.apple.launchd                1        0x7fd373c27610.anonymous.launchd 0         Removed
20020849 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: Userspace shutdown finished at: Tue Jul 9 14:36:55 2013
20020860 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: Userspace shutdown took approximately 20 seconds.
20020904 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         VM statistics (now): Free: 1481341 Active: 163424 Inactive: 183775 Reactivations: 76638 PageIns: 1514234 PageOuts: 0 Faults: 187281111 COW-Faults: 20294866 Purgeable: 44 Purges: 47114
20020929 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: Stray process at shutdown: PID 11232 PPID 1 PGID 11231 tuxera_ntfs_dae
20020941 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: Sending SIGTERM to PID 11232 and continuing...
20020959 com.apple.launchd                1        com.apple.launchd        1         System: About to call: reboot(RB_HALT).

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