Computer Amnesia?

I recently came back to my mackbook after a weekend away, during which it was turned off. I tried to play a movie I had rented in itunes, and the application said that this computer wasn't recognized. Okay strange, whatever, I authorized it, but the same problem happened again. It was accompanied by a flickering between the loading of the file and the password prompt for authorization. Alright, let's try unrecognizing all my authorized computers because these slots were now full. The problem remained, so at this point I filed a complaint with itunes, thinking the problem was on their end. I also downloaded another movie (which played) hoping to this would jumpstart the recognition of my computer. Sit and wait.
Now today I tried to upload some photos onto aperature, and the program asked me to register thr program and give the serial number. I have no idea where this is anymore because my residence is now another country, and my belongings are split between the two locations. Has anyone else had this problem or been able to solve it? It seems like my computer has amnesia. Here are two major events that have happened in its recent history, and may have been an issue: downloaded adobe master suite collection trial, and used time machine for the first time on the 20th. Please help.
Zach
P.S. My OSX software is up to date.

OK. Since the issue is specific to your original user account, you can proceed in two ways. One is to log into your new account, make a list of the preference files (plists) located in /username/Library/Preferences/, including any in the ByHost subfolder, log back into the original account, move everything on that list into a newly created folder on the Desktop, log out and back in, and see if the problem goes away. If so, you can copy the ones in the Desktop folder (one at time) back into /Preferences/, restart, and see if the problem returns. If so, you've identified the corrupt/conflicting one. Continue with all of them until isolating the bad ones. That'll save you the trouble of resetting preferences.
The second way is much more detailed and I'll not burden you with the steps unless the above doesn't fix the issue.

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Most OS X applications are completely self-contained "packages" that can be uninstalled by simply dragging the application to the Trash. Applications may create preference files that are stored in the /Home/Library/Preferences/ folder. Although they do nothing once you delete the associated application, they do take up some disk space. If you want you can look for them in the above location and delete them, too.
Some applications may install an uninstaller program that can be used to remove the application. In some cases the uninstaller may be part of the application's installer, and is invoked by clicking on a Customize button that will appear during the install process.
Some applications may install components in the /Home/Library/Applications Support/ folder. You can also check there to see if the application has created a folder. You can also delete the folder that's in the Applications Support folder. Again, they don't do anything but take up disk space once the application is trashed.
Some applications may install a startupitem or a Log In item. Startupitems are usually installed in the /Library/StartupItems/ folder and less often in the /Home/Library/StartupItems/ folder. Log In Items are set in the Accounts preferences. Open System Preferences, click on the Accounts icon, then click on the LogIn Items tab. Locate the item in the list for the application you want to remove and click on the "-" button to delete it from the list.
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If an application installs any other files the best way to track them down is to do a Finder search using the application name or the developer name as the search term. Unfortunately Spotlight will not look in certain folders by default. You can modify Spotlight's behavior or use a third-party search utility, EasyFind, instead.
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There are many utilities that can uninstall applications. Here is a selection:
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Fix Some Browser Pop-ups That Take Over Safari.
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Quit Safari
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See these Apple articles:
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2. There is no anti-malware that can detect everything targeting the Mac.
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7. Only download anything from sites you know are safe.
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(Long Story Short on bottom)
There is many videos on youtube about this problem and it can be resolved by updating your Intel(R) HD Graphics Card. So I tried going to intel to manually download an update. When I was done going through the video and finally getting ready to update it said "Windows could not verify if this update is compatible with your graphics card, updating now could lead to major problems or making your computer not work at all. Are you sure you want to update it?" and I said no to it and I looked on Intel for them to look at my computer's graphics card and find an update and it said this
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Please
Long Story short:
Please can someone tell me an update for my graphics card so I can run Amnesia: The Dark Descent without it ruining my computer (I want a sure answer where my computer will not break no matter what if you could please)

What's the full model number of your computer? It should be on a label on the bottom.
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- Peter

I keep haveing to reinstall the adobe plugin., everytime I turn on my computer I have to do this.

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Cannot add HP USB printer to 1 user on my computer

I hooked up via USB an HP Photosmart C4480 to my iMac, which has a non-admin account (my daily account) and an admin account. The C4480 worked, but my non-admin account has lost touch w/it after I added a new ink cartridge this weekend. This is what happens:
No apps in the non-admin account see the printer -- not Word, TextEdit, Safari, Mail. When I open Print & Fax in System Preferences, it shows no printer (while the admin account sees the printer and has it set as default). When I click the plus sign, the computer shows the "Photosmart C4400 series" as a USB printer in a new dialog box. I select that description, a box drops down telling me it is seeing whether it is configurable, and then after a few moments it disappears leaving the System Pref pane empty w/out explanation. My non-admin user account's Library folder has a printer queue named "HP Photosmart C4400 series" but when clicked it starts to open, then closes w/out doing anything. In my admin account, I can open this queue app and see that the printer is ready.
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Try repairing permissions and then restart your computer.

FontExplorer + Network Home Directories = font amnesia

I'm a humble (tho ambitious) graphic design instructor trying to get network home directories working in my 30-seat design lab. At the beginning of January I migrated all workstations to a freshly built 10.4.4 universal image and updated (actually re-installed) my server and took it to 10.4.4.
In my testing of network home directories everything is working perfectly accept our font manager. (Even Word is playing nice thanks to a tip I found here!)
We started with FontAgent (cause we own 30 licenses), but quickly found that to be not very well adapted to a network home environment. (I did get the official work-around shell scripts from Insider Software, and those looked to be an easily broken kluge that only solve half the problem.)
So again following Gerrit's tips from here, I tried the latest version of FontExplorer which is supposed to support network home directories-- and it runs! (Unlike FontAgent.)
...but it has an incurable case of amnesia. In other words, as users move around from machine to machine, session to session, and day to day it always forgets all their fonts-- even though the actual font files always remain accessible in the same place.
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Users/Shared/Linotype/FontExplorer X/{UserShortName}_{UserNumericID}/
and creates a symbolic back to the file's customary location in the user's networked Library:
/Application Support/Linotype/FontExplorer X/
The amnesia part comes in because I haven't found a way to get FontExplorer to start with-- or keep-- an already configured "FontDatabase.db" file. It constantly seems to be resetting itself with each login.
Does anyone have wisodm or suggestions on how to make FontExplorer remember its fonts?
Does anyone have any tips for getting any font manger to be totally functional in a network home environment?
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Excellent tips, and thank you - they're very helpful for all involved!
I see that you're using NFS (and its behavior makes sense), but this might make your life a little easier if you were to use AFP for home directories again:
1. If you have an automounted network Library (/Network/Library), that would be perfect for housing a "starter set" of Font Explorer preferences and your initial, preconfigured database file, in this way.
Create a folder in your automounted network Library and name it something like FEInitialData. Set the permissions such that your users can only read (root:admin 775 would be good). Now your clients all see the FEInitialData folder in /Network/Library/FEInitialData.
Locate these files from an appropriately configured local user account: com.linotype.FontExplorer.plist and the ~/Library/Application Support/Linotype/FontExplorer X folder (that contains the FontDatabase.db file).
Place a copy of the com.linotype.FontExplorer.plist file in the FEInitialData folder in your network Library. (To clients, this appears as /Network/Library/FEInitialData/com.linotype.FontExplorer.plist.)
Use Disk Utility to create a new disk image from the local ~/Library/Application Support/Linotype folder. Make sure that the image is a read/write image, and name it something like FESupport.dmg. Then place that resulting disk image in the network Library, so that to clients, this appears as /Network/Library/FEInitialData/FESupport.dmg.
2. Utilize an AppleScript app as a login item to perform the following listed actions at login time. You'll have to either distribute the login app to each computer (e.g. in their respective Applications folders), or place it in the automounted Library (or automounted Applications, etc.) like /Network/Library/LoginScript.app. You'll also have to define the script as a login item for your users. You can do that at the group level in Workgroup Manager once you have the LoginScript.app in the same relative place on each client.
Be sure also to remove FontExplorer X itself as a login item, since it needs to be quit while we're preparing files for it!
Listed Actions to be done by LoginScript.app:
1. If no ~/Library/Preferences/com.linotype.FontExplorer.plist file exists, copy it from /Network/Library/FEInitialData.
2. If no ~/FESupport.dmg file exists, copy it from /Network/Library/FEInitialData.
3. Mount the FESupport.dmg file to a local filesystem path, so that its contents appear to reside in a local folder. (For this script, I'll use /tmp.)
4. Ensure that a ~/Library/Application Support/Linotype folder exists and contains a symbolic link named "Font Explorer X" which points to the mounted disk image's contents.
5. Launch Font Explorer. (Upon initial launch, the metadata caches should be recreated.)
-----LoginScript.app---
(*See if the preference file and FESupport disk image are in the right places. If not, copy them there.*)
try
do shell script "ls ~/Library/Preferences | grep 'com.linotype'"
on error
--The com.linotype.FontExplorer.plist file is missing.
do shell script "cp /Network/Library/FEInitialData/com.linotype.FontExplorer.plist ~/Library/Preferences/com.linotype.FontExplorer.plist"
end try
try
do shell script "ls ~ | grep 'FESupport.dmg'"
on error
--The disk image is missing.
do shell script "cp /Network/Library/FEInitialData/FESupport.dmg ~/FESupport.dmg"
end try
(*Create the mount point for the FESupport.dmg file*)
try
--Delete the mount point in case we're not the first login and to ensure that we have an empty folder owned by this user.
do shell script "rm -rf /tmp/FEMountPoint"
end try
try
--Create the mount point
try
do shell script "mkdir /tmp/FEMountPoint"
end try
(*Ensure that we have a symbolic link to the mount point*)
try
--Remove any existing links just to be safe.
do shell script "rm -rf \"~/Library/Application Support/Linotype\""
end try
try
--Create new symbolic links.
do shell script "mkdir \"~/Library/Application Support/Linotype\""
do shell script "ln -s \"/tmp/FEMountPoint/FontExplorer X\" \"~/Library/Application Support/Linotype/FontExplorer X\""
(*Mount the ~/FESupport.dmg file to /tmp/FEMountPoint*)
do shell script "hdiutil attach ~/FESupport.dmg -mountpoint /tmp/FEMountPoint"
(*Open FontExplorer*)
do shell script "open \"/Applications/Linotype FontExplorer X.app\""
---End Script---
I might have messed up some of the syntax, so consider this a working example. Hope it helps!
And, yes, if you need consulting, you can find my contact info at consultants.apple.com/consultant by searching for AuburnMac.
--Gerrit

Multiple ipods belonging to multiple family members on one computer

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Sharing a Library and/or User Account
If you want to share the one library, you can set either or all of the iPods so that they only get updated with only certain playlists (you can update from more than one if you wish): iPod - Syncing Music
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Since I have not found help online regarding the above situation I'm looking for help accordingly. For most folks it's iTunes not detecting i-Devices, but my situation is unique.
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I just downloaded iTunes 7.6.2.9 onto my Dell Inspiron E1705 - and when I restart my computer, the computer can no longer see my Optical drive (DVDrw). I contacted Dell support, and they changed something in the regedit limits or something(I'm not a techy lol), and my optical drive was back.
But the next day when I opened iTunes I got a message that says:
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So I reinstalled iTunes.
I restarted my computer, and it could no longer see my optical drive AGAIN. My DVDrw drive gets an error that says "This device cannot start (Code 10)." When I check for solutions it says "Could not load driver software."
I go back to Dell support and tell them my optical drive isn't working. They do the exact same thing to fix it (deleting some limit with regedit) and it works. I open iTunes, and I get the iTunes Warning (Setup Assistant Error).
I asked the Dell tech what the deal was, and he said iTunes isn't compatible at all with Vista.
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I am having the exact same behavior as xhollysue!
It goes like this:
1. Install ITunes, lose optical disk drives hardware (they don't even show up in Windows Explorer).
2. Use RegEdit to disable Upper Filters at HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE1 0318}, optical drive hardware re-appears.
3. iTunes requires a re-install to permit CD burning, and your back to square one.
I got the above fix NOT from a Dell technician, but, instead, from a Microsoft technician, which cost me $70.
I would strongly urge Apple to research this issue and come up with a more reasonable workaround since (1) the iPhone is being adopted by many traditional MS users and the use of iTunes is an integral part of the iPhone technology architecture; (2) iPhone 3G is just now shipping and will bring even more into the Apple camp; and (3) iTunes is clearly a better media player.
Come on Apple. Let's get some enthusiam and take advantage of this opportunity!

I cant figure out why my HTC Droid DNA is no longer recognized by my computer when i hook it up with the USB cable that came with the phone.

I used to be able to just plug in my phone with the USB cable to my Windows 7 computer and browse phone storage with no issues. Now my computer sees it as an android phone but when it tries to automatically install the drivers for my phone on the computer, i get an access denied error message. No option on the phone that i can see that allows me to mount phone as a usb drive. This used to work just fine with nothing more than just hooking up the cable. What gives??

Let's get that access granted again, e_rock_b. The HTC DNA doesn't have a special USB Mass Storage Mode that needs to be turned on. Usually, it's as simple as connecting and browsing http://vz.to/1jktbZD as you mentioned. If your computer is no longer allowing that easy access, try the steps at http://vz.to/1jktvr6.
JenniferH_VZW
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ITunes & Windows Vista Home - Error File C:\Program Data\Apple Computer\Installer\Cache\iTunes 10.5.142\iTunes.msi was rejected by digital signature policy.

Tried
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2713232?start=0&tstart=0
and
http://www.vistax64.com/vista-general/159940-computer-blocking-anything-no-digit al-signature.html
with no avail!!!
iTunes opens after I click OK on the above message however I cannot do anything within the app its like Windows it preventing it from running.
PLEASE HELP!!!

Update:
I tried what the diagnostic told me to do, and repaired the installation. I was able to burn a CD in iTunes, but after I restarted, the drives have disappeared again! Here's the diagnostic info now:
Microsoft Windows Vista Home Edition (Build 6000)
MICRO-STAR INC. MS-6728
iTunes 7.6.0.29
QuickTime 7.4
CD Driver 2.0.6.1
CD Driver DLL 2.0.6.2
Apple Mobile Device 1.1.3.26
iTunes Serial Number 20D6EAF059AB94B4
Current user is not an administrator.
The current local date and time is 2008-01-15 19:09:32.
iTunes is not running in safe mode.
Video Display Information
ATI Technologies Inc., Radeon X1600/X1650 Series
ATI Technologies Inc., Radeon X1600/1650 Series Secondary
** External Plug-ins Information **
Plug-in Name: Last.fm iTunes plugin
Plug-in Loaded: Yes
Plug-in Version: 0.0.13
Plug-in File Version: 2.0.13.0
Plug-in Path: C:\Program Files\iTunes\Plug-ins\itw_scrobbler.dll
No drives showed up to be tested.

Adobe Cloud auf einem zweiten Computer

Ich habe die Adobe Cloud von meiner Arbeit. Es wurde mir gesagt, dass ich die Cloud ein zweites mal auf meinem privaten Computer installieren kann. Wie geht das?

Hi tanja29,
It works the same way like you installed on your work machine. Simply login to https://creative.adobe.com/ and download the desired CC applications of your machine.
Check this link for more details, Creative Cloud Help | Install, update, or uninstall apps
Let me know in case you need any more help.
Cheers!
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Adobe Cloud is installed on my desktop and one laptop computer. Upon noticing updates were available yesterday, I successfully installed them on my laptop. Today, I cannot get Abobe Cloud to open on my desktop.

Adobe Cloud is installed on my desktop and one laptop computer. Upon noticing updates were available yesterday, I successfully installed them on my laptop. Today, I cannot get Abobe Cloud to open on my desktop.

We don't know what Apple plans on doing to change this (and it may not be just Apple but more likely the publishers, since Apple would, of course, do whatever it could to maximize sales/profits). Right now you can only read Apple books on mobile devices. Sure, buy them from Amazon if you want to read them on the computer. We don't work for Apple so we're pretty impartial on this kind of advice.
You might also see what your library can offer. My wife can browse the county library from her iPhone, borrow e-versions, and read books on it too. Free!

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