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  • Memory Speed (MHz) missing in 'About This Mac'

    Hi
    I'm using a Macbook Pro with 10.4.9 and all updates and I recently noticed that the memory speed is missing in the 'About This Mac' window.
    It's saying: Memory 1GB 0 MHz RAM.
    Am I the only one with this problem or is this a bug?

    Please search the discussions before posting, as this topic has already been covered:
    http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=4489699

  • When looking at my "About This Mac" it says that I have 60gb of space left on my hard drive, but when I go into finder to find all of these files there is not 300gb worth in anything I search, even searching, "All files on the Mac". Help!?

    When looking at my "About This Mac" it says that I have 60gb of space left on my hard drive, but when I go into finder to find all of these files there is not 300gb worth in anything I search, even searching, "All files on the Mac". Help!?
    It says I have over 150 gigs of video on my hard drive. But I have gone through and deleted almost all of what shows up, still it says there is roughly the same amount on the hard drive. Where are these files? I want to delete them so I can have my hard drive clear.
    Thanks for your help guys!

    Quote from the article.
    Time Machine in OS X Lion includes a new feature called "local snapshots" that keeps copies of files you create, modify or delete on your internal disk. Local snapshots compliment regular Time Machine backups (that are stored on your external disk or Time Capsule) giving you a "safety net" for times when you might be away from your external backup disk or Time Capsule and accidentally delete a file.
    So what makes a notebook any different then a desktop, other then with a desktop you might have your tm backup drive connected all the time.
    The object here is to not indiscriminately delete files you need or want to keep. I personally have never deleted a file I wanted to keep.
    In essence a backup is for catastrophic failure of your system. So it can be restored once that failure has been fixed. Not because you go in willy nilly and start deleting files.

  • I just upgraded to Yosemite. Now when I try to open Excel, I get a message that there's not enough memory.  When I check the storage under "about this Mac" it says I have 150 GB of 249 GB.  Help please.  Thanks

    I just upgraded to Yosemite. Now when I try to open one particular document in Excel, I get a message that there's not enough memory.  I can open other documents.  The document I can't get to is the spreadsheet of my passwords.  Go figure.  When I check the storage under "about this Mac" it says I have 150 GB of 249 GB.  I have a MacBook Air.  Help please.  Thanks, Connie

    I just upgraded to Yosemite. Now when I try to open one particular document in Excel, I get a message that there's not enough memory.  I can open other documents.  The document I can't get to is the spreadsheet of my passwords.  Go figure.  When I check the storage under "about this Mac" it says I have 150 GB of 249 GB.  I have a MacBook Air.  Help please.  Thanks, Connie

  • I have already downloaded OS Yosemite (it says so on my Apple About this mac overview) but now I keep getting a message from "install Yosemite" that keeps asking me to install Yosemite again and won't go away.

    What do I do? I have already downloaded OS Yosemite (it says so on my Apple>About this mac>overview) but now I keep getting a message from "install Yosemite" that keeps asking me to install Yosemite again and won't go away.

    I have the same issue. My computer has also slowed down. I hope this isn't a malware. I haven't input my password into it, and dont know what I did to turn this on.
    Hope someone else can give some insight

  • Storage values under about this mac displaying incorrectly, but amount of space used IS correct. Any ideas?

    I noticed recently that the "storage" under "about this mac" is displaying incorrectly. It doesn't show the correct values for my photos, videos, and audio files. It classifies this data under "other". I have been searching all over the internet, I went to the Apple genius bar yesterday and they recommended I re-install OSX. I did and it still shows up incorrectly. They were baffled, said they never really came across this issue. I have tried re-indexing spotlight, that didn't seem to help.
    The amount of storage used IS correct. It just doesn't show up under the correct categories in storage, under about this mac. Also, the computer seems to work fine. No real issues. It's a mid 2012 MBP. 500gb hard drive. Most recent OSX is installed.
    I DO NOT think it is local snapshots, cause my backups category is small and the amount of space used and free is correct. I have downloaded omnidisk sweeper to confirm this.
    I have seen a few posts on here and around the web referring to this, but no real answers. I have also reviewed Pondini's info on this to no avail.
    Does anyone have any ideas?!?!

    Also,
    I had installed a version of parallels with windows 7, but deleted it. Would parallels be causing my computer to index incorrectly? I I used appcleaner to delete all the parallels files so I do not have it anymore.

  • When I go to About This Mac and click on Storage it shows 421.93GB as Other. This only leaves 46.85GB of 499.25GB free. How do I find out what this "Other" is so I can remove the stuff I don't need?

    When I go to About This Mac and click on Storage it shows 421.93GB as Other. This only leaves 46.85GB of 499.25GB free. How do I find out what this "Other" is so I can remove the stuff I don't need?

    What kind of use do you make of your MBP?  A lot of photo or video?  If so, you may be storing a lot of large files.  Look at Finder and see what the file system looks like.  Do you have large libraries of data files associated with applications?
    You may want to think about an external hard drive to use for backups and data storage, you can point applications to the external drive as the default storage location.
    A good source of external drives at a reasonable price is the Mac specialist, OWC, http://www.macsales.com
    I bought their Mercury Elite Pro 2 TB dirve last September and set it up to use part for Time Machine backup and part for other work space.  Setup with Disk utility into two partitions is very quick and easy.  Just remember to format as Extended Journaled with GUID partition table.  Setting the partition sizes is by using a braphical image on screen in DU so it is like falling off a log, so easy.

  • Why would it state under the "more about this mac" that i already have10.8.3 and then in the app store say i need to "resume" do you know what i mean? is it possible i already did download mountain lion entirely once? I am confused and don't want it twice

    why would it state under the "more about this mac" that i already have10.8.3 and then in the app store say i need to "resume" do you know what i mean? is it possible i already did download mountain lion entirely once? I am confused and don't want it twice

    This is cause by the way the App Store checks to see if an application is installed on your system.
    Basically when an app is installed it is in the Applications folder and this is where the MAS looks for them. So it looks at your purchase history for the apps you bought and looks in the Applications folder to see if they are installed. If an app is in your purchase history but not in the Applications folder the MAS says you need to install it.
    For normal apps this works fine but the OS doesn;t install into the Applications folder. So the MAS sees you have Mountain Lion in your purchase history but it's not in the Applications folder and so it says you need to download it.
    Hopefully one of these days Apple wil fix this.
    regards

  • When I click "about this mac" to check on my storage, I get a number of different sections music, movies, etc. but also I get a section called backups, where can I find the files in this section?

    When I click "about this mac" to check on my storage, I get a number of different sections music, movies, etc. but also I get a section called backups, where can I find the files in this section?

    Welcome to Apple Support Communities
    All the storage in "Backups" is taken up by local snapshots, which are made automatically in all MacBooks, MacBooks Pro and MacBooks Air with OS X Lion or newer and Time Machine turned on.
    See > http://pondini.org/TM/30.html I recommend you to leave them there, because they will be removed automatically. However, if you want, you can disable or remove them manually if you want, even if there's no reason to do this. Have a look at the link above for more information

  • Question: I want to update to the new LION OSX, but it says that I need to at least have an Intel Core 2 Duo. When I click "about this Mac," it says that I have a 2.16 Intel Core Duo. Is there a difference between the "Core 2 Duo" and the "Core Duo"?

    Well, my title basically asks the question that I am seeking an answer for. Im not sure what year my MB Pro is, and I cant exactly find it on the Apple site. Its a 2.16 Intel Core Duo, 2 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM. All I see (dating back to 2007,) is Intel Core 2 Duo on the apple site. Im pretty sure (but not 100% positive,) that my MB Pro is a late 2008/early 2009. Just trying to figure out if I can install LION OSX or not, since it requires atleast intel core 2 duo, and mine says I only have the intel core duo. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

    Core Duo is 32 bit processor and Core 2 Duo is 64 bit processor
    OS X Lion, will only on 64 bit Intel processor Mac's.
    The following Mac's that have 32 bit Intel “Yonah” processorsthat won't run OS X Lion.
    iMac 4,1 Early (Jan-Sept) 2006 17"
    iMac 4,1 Early (Jan-Sept) 2006 20"
    iMac 4,2 Mid (July-Sept) 2006 17"
    Mac Mini 1,1 (Feb-Sept) Early 2006
    Mac Mini 1,1 (Sept-Aug) Late 2006
    MacBook 1,1 13" (May-Nov 2006)
    MacBook Pro 1,1 15" A1150 (Jan-May 2006)
    MacBook Pro 1,2 17" A1151 (Aprl-Oct 2006)
    MacBook Pro 1,1 15" A1175 (May-Oct 2006)
    There is a difference between “Intel Core Duo” and “IntelCore 2 Duo” processors.
    Look under your Apple menu > About this Mac > more information for the details

  • 'About This Mac' in the filesystem?

    Does anyone know how to determine the OS based on files, rather than going into Apple > About This Mac ?
    I have an external disk that I've gotten back from a data recovery service, and I'm trying to determine what OS the drive was running under. 10.5/10.5 Server or 10.6/10.6 Server? I was thinking some differences between the OS's could be found in:
    - Library > Preferences?
    - Kernel Version?
    - Error logs?
    Message was edited by: Psilocybe

    Say I gave you a system folder and asked you to tell me what OS version it was. How would you be able to determine based on the files / data inside the system folder what system the data was generated from? Or would you be able to?

  • "About This Mac" Buttons Greyed Out

    When I select the "About This Mac" menu I do not have the ability to procede as the Software Update and More Info buttons are greyed out.
    I have run and repaired disk permissions with Disk Utility. I have also run Tech Tool Pro. No luck.
    I ran the latest security update and I am assuming that it is related to or causing this problem. Any ideas?

    Hi Scott!
    The normal color is grey. Click on them and see if they open.
    Mine turn blue before they open, when I click on them.
    ali b

  • Serial number unavailable in about this mac

    serial number unavailable in about this mac

    " Yosemite Development Build"...." iMessage and other processes which require the internal serial # arent functioning "
    Uhhh so a beta version of Yosemite? Some of those other processes have not been working even with the latest version of Yosemite.
    The serial number should still be on the bottom. Even if the bottom is changed the Apple standard operating procedure is to write the serial number on the inside of the new bottom case.
    " arent functioning because of this issue"
    So it's asking you for the serial number?

  • Serial number? I have a MacBook Air (mid 2011). When I go into about this Mac, all it says for serial number is systemserial

    Serial number? I have a MacBook Air (mid 2011). When I go into about this Mac or any of the other ways to look up the serial #,all it says for serial number is systemserial#. Is there a way to fix this?

    About This Mac will show something like this:
    Click on More Info... leads to some thing like this:
    Serial Number is the second line from the bottom.

  • How do I find out how much storage space I have left on my macbook? can't find info in my "About this mac"

    I've been trying to find out how much storage space I have left on my old macbook but I can't find it in "about this mac".  Anybody...?

    YCGtkd wrote:
    tried the right click on MacIntosh and those choices are not avialable
    There will be.. after you Click on Get Info... another window will open that contains that information.

  • I had OS 10.5.8 on my Macbook and couldn't run turbotax 2012 because of that. I purchased Snow leopard on CD and installed it. Now, about my ABOUT this mac says 10.6.8. Now, I can't print to my Lexmark z705. I get an error message.

    I had OS 10.5.8 on my Macbook and couldn't run turbotax 2012 because of that. I purchased Snow leopard on CD and installed it. Now, about my ABOUT this mac says OS 10.6.8. Now, I can't print to my Lexmark z705. I get an error message with no explanation.

    Unless there are drivers provided by Apple to work with the printer, you're out of luck. The latest drivers provided by Lexmark are for OS X 10.4 Intel. Unfortunately, this can happen when slightly older peripherals and newer software don't mesh. 

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