CS4 illustrator will not boot in OSX 7.5 main ID

It will boot in a different account ID.  I ran first aid on permissions.  Tried to reload software but software gets hung up on disk 4.  Should I reload my OSX?

Any ideas how to fix this?  I reloaded the OSX system today but that didn't cure it. 
How would I go about transferring my files from the original identity to another identity.  Is there an easy fix? 

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    http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25392
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    http://www.macintouch.com/laptopbatt.html#jul17

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    I'd call Apple support at this point. You'll need
    to put this issue on the record.
    Call U.S. iPod and Mac technical support: 1-800-APL-CARE (1-800-275-2273)
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    I like your work ! Good luck !
    Slim
    Message was edited by: slimpikkunz

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    Conventional wisdom says that any Mac that will not boot up from a System/Install CD OS 9 or an Install CD Mac OS X, has a Hardware problem.
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    my laptop will not boot up from the storage hard drive but if i remove it from the laptop and connect it as portable hard drive my laptop boot up normal?

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