I accidentally deleted my photo booth, how do i get it back?

Question

I accidentally deleted my photo booth permanently. I can not find it any where on my Mac. It makes me so mad because i'm ALWAYS on photo booth. I would love for some feed back so i can get it back. Thank you.

Answer 1

Photo Booth can only be reinstalled with a #8 Reinstall Just OS X method, it's not part of the bundled application package installer found on the 10.6 machine specific disks.
Make sure you really have deleted it by exhausting all search possibilites, try using the free Easy Find here
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/11076/easyfind
If it's really gone, then follow #8 step here, however doing so will disable third party programs that have any code installed into OS X itself via at boot kernel extension files. So these programs will have to be reinstalled from original sources and updated.
Step by Step to fix your Mac
8: Reinstall Just OS X
Category: OS X and bundled Apple software related
Description: Replaces only OS X and bundled Apple software programs with a new copy. Small portions of third party software installed in OS X itself is removed in the process, but they can be reinstalled later. Programs in Applications folder or the User account folders are not touched.
Problems solved or possibly solved:
"Gray Screen with spinning gear at boot" type issues... https://support.apple.com/kb/TS2570
"Blue or White screen at boot" type issues... http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.6/en/8963.html
"You need to restart" kernel panic type issues:  https://support.apple.com/kb/TS3742
"Safe mode freezes on progress bar" type issues https://support.apple.com/kb/TS3148
Solved: OS X and/or bundled program(s) related issues not resolved by other means.
Solved: Outdated or unknown/older conflicting third party kernel extension files.
Instructions:
Option A:
10.6 users - clean and polish the bottom of the 10.6 disk (no other) with a soft clean cloth and a tiny bit of rubbing alcohol.
• Insert the disk and Hold c or option key down and then boot the computer from the 10.6 installer disk.
• Second screen, select your boot drive and simply install OS X again.
• When you get into the machine, immediately Software Update (#10), reboot and repeat until clear. Important!
Force eject a stuck disk - hold the trackpad or left wired mouse button down while booting, the hardware should force eject the disk, or use Startup Manager #3 and select the disk and then use the eject key on the keyboard.
10.7+ users - hold command r or option key and boot from Lion Recovery HD partition (only, use no disks), it's a bootable section on the boot drive itself that's like install cd.
• Have a good reliable fast Internet connection (+5 Mb/s) and install Lion from Apple's servers, you'll need your AppleID and password.
• When you get into the machine, check the Software Update (#10) that there are no additional updates.
Reinstall any third party software that fails to work once the developer has a update that is compatible with the OS X version your using. (see Apple Menu > About this Mac for the OS X version)
Option B (advanced): If you can't reinstall some third party software at this time
Reboot holding Shift Key down while booting up, that will disable their at boot kernel extension files and then skip to #9 and then do #14-15 and attempt to find the problematic at boot third party kernel extension file responsible. However don't make a mistake removing a OS X one or the machine can refuse to boot.
You might not have any or have removed them all and still can't boot normally, if this is the case then the #8 procedure is your only choice as it's something wrong in OS X itself.
You might be able to temporarily remove the known third party at boot kernel extension files out of the System/Library/Extensions folder and replace after OS X is replaced in Option A above.