I may have deleted download program

I think I deleted the program that downloads programs. I have the BOM Archive, but I was trying to use the Handheld Sync Installer to open Ventrilo for my computer. However, it says that the Palm Hotsync Folder is missing. Is there a way I can re-download this program? If not, do I need to reset my computer to default?

We don't know what model powerbook you have. You can get replacement discs at a reduced cost from Apple if you provide them with your serial number. However, I believe those will just be for the original ones that came with your computer and it might not be Tiger. Otherwise this is a tough time to get Tiger because Apple no longer sells it and lots of people still want it so it is going for a premium. you can try e-bay or there are various online retailers. It is vitally important that if you buy it online that you get the retail install version which is black in color. Do not get the gray version which was supplied with a computer and very likely will not work with your model computer.

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I have a Win home proffesional with Ie9 and cannot get to the itunes store. I keep getting this message"Itunes has stopped working.A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. I have deleted the program and re installed with the 64 bit download

I have deleted the program and re installed numours times, also ran a full essential scan, spybot and malware byte scans with no results. Any ideas?

Nobody has had or has this problem? I have gone back and forth with itunes "help" people for 2 weeks with no "help" at all. I guess I am going to have to buy a non apple devise and shop @ amazon for my music.

Keyboard non-functioning - may have deleted something essential!

Help! My keyboard has stopped working. Inexplicably, the mouse is fine, but nothing comes up when I type. I suspect that I may have deleted something essential.
I was ruthlessly deleting things off my hard drive in an attempt to make iMovie and iDVD work properly - getting rid of unused printer drivers, etc. - and I'm afraid I might have deleted something I shouldn't have. Everything worked fine until I tried to type a title into iDVD, at which point the program promptly shut down. I double-clicked the Keyboard and Mouse control panel, and the system folder promptly closed (I could open the other control panels without issue). I tried to do a restart in safe mode, and the shift key seemed to work to get that going, but I couldn't type in my password in the log-in screen!
I assume I will have to reinstall system software (which will do away with all that nice free space I created), but how do I do that when the CD-eject button is on the keyboard and I can't type my password?
I will appreciate any help!!
eMac Mac OS X (10.4.1) 7.01 gig free hard disk space

hi there-
if the shift key seemed to work to get into safe mode, but wouldn't work once logged in, the keyboard should work to boot to the install disk. simply put in the install disk number one (make sure it is for the current operating system) and hold down the c during startup. do disk repair beforehand, and make sure it fixes all errors, before attempting to reinstall. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106214 once you proceed in the installer, make sure you select the macintosh hd as the destination, then choose archive and install, preserving users and network settings. complete instructions are in this article. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107120 good luck to you.

TS3276 Apple Mail cannot find replies or forwarded emails -- the little arrows on the left of the list of emails: "Mail was unable to find your reply to the message '[subject of message]'. You may have deleted the message." I did not delete the message.

Apple Mail cannot find replies or forwarded emails -- the little arrows on the left of the list of emails: "Mail was unable to find your reply to the message '[subject of message]'. You may have deleted the message." I did not delete the message. Bug in the program, or am I missing something?

Of course they're in my Sent folder. Then why can't Apple Mail find them?

I gave my old MacBook Pro away and no longer have access to it. I didn't think to deauthorize it first. I DO NOT want it to have access to all music in my iCloud or any music that may have been downloaded sinceI gave away the computer. It now belongs to m

I gave my old MacBook Pro away and no longer have access to it. I didn't think to deauthorize it first. I DO NOT want it to have access to all music in my iCloud or any music that may have been downloaded sinceI gave away the computer. It now belongs to my teenage daughter,who has since been in my WI-FI area and knows that code. I had EVERYTHING removed from the computer before I gave it to her (long story), but since I hadn't deauthorized the Mac,I'm assuming even without the itunes password the iCloud material would had loaded onto her computer.My iCloud had somehow included personal voice mails under Unknown Artist that I did not want on there or shared. How can I deauthorize the Mac Laptop without having the machine available to do it on? Change the iTunes/iCloud password? I should now have my desktop computer, new PC (Aspire) laptop,Ipod Touch, and if possible my Evo 3D as well as my boyfriend's Samsung smartphone being able to access the iCloud account/library--whatever it is called. HELP

Thanks, I appreciate the help. I think this is one of the problems Apple is creating by changing the OS so often. I had fomer colleagues at [a major aerospace contractor] who told me that so many original files were ultimately lost because of the deadly change in the "Save As" operation that they are now afraid of every OS update. Apple has badly damaged their support base with that very prominent company (they won't update now until they've fully examined and understand changes in the pre-conditioned nature of OS computer functions), and they are a whole lot less enthaled with Mac-related equipment/software. Can't blame them, I too used orginal files that way (as easy-to-use templates), and lost some important files before I realized what was happening (to late to revert). Companies should not have to retrain employees each time an OS gets an update, it's can be very expensive several different ways. They learned a painful lesson with that one. And because I'm now retired and don't use multiple devices, I need iCloud like I need a hole in the head... but I'm told there's no way to keep Apple out of my computer. Fortunately, because of major problems when initially installing Mountain Lion, one hold-over of the hardware/software damage I experienced was that iCloud can no longer access my computer even though everything else is working fine again. That was the only "good luck" I had as a result of that expensive nightmare.

May have deleted HP files as desktop will not open.

Our HP printer began to pack up so we decided to buy a new Canon Printer which I installed on our ethernet desktop and also on my wife's wifi laptop. I then uninstalled our HP Photosmart C4180 printer from our desktop I used the uninstall within the HP folders such as solution centre but some folders for the printer/scanner remained so I used the control panel uninstall.
Since then the desktop switches on but does not start up. I fear that I may have deleted some HP files needed by my desktop. Havng said that I also removed the printer files from my wife's laptop in a similar way and that works ok.
How do I check if I have some key folders missing? Bear in mind that the desktop does not start up currently i.e screen message is no signal and the orange disk light on the desktop does not blink as it used to. Alternatively any other constructive ideas now to overcome the issue?

Are the fans working when you turn the computer on?
If you can boot into Safe Mode and select a system restore point prior to when the problems started. See this, if it says Windows 7 on the right, click the arrow down and select Vista:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/start-system-restore-command-prompt#1TC=windows-vista
Please mark my post as SOLVED if it has resolved your problem. It helps others with similar situations.

I may have inadvertantly downloaded to Firefox 5 instead of 4 and can not open the application because it is not supported. Can I still download Firefox 4, which I intended to do?

I wanted to upgrade from Firefox 3 to Firefox 4. But, after I completed the download and then tried to open the Firefox application, I received a pop-up message saying, "You cannot open the application "Firefox" because it is not supported on this architecture." Is it possible that I may have inadvertantly downloaded Firefox 5? I do not think that my system will support
Firefox 5. I am not a techie, so I very much appreciate any help you can give me. Thank you.

*Firefox 4 versions and later do not run on a PowerPC Mac.
*Firefox 4 and later require at least OS X 10.5 and an Intel Mac.
* http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/5.0/system-requirements/
For an unofficial Firefox 4 compatible version (TenFourFox) that runs on PowerPC Macs with OS X 10.4.11 or OS X 10.5.8 you can look at:
* http://www.floodgap.com/software/tenfourfox/
Firefox 3.6.x (Mac OS X 10.4 and later) can be found here:
* http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-older.html

I may have deleted the preinstalled Adobe Flash Player in my Windows 8 how can I get it reinstalled

I may have deleted the preinstalled adobe Flash Player, how can I get it reinstalled? I have windows 8

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Why do I get a error saying mail was unable to find your reply. You may have deleted message.

when sending email, I sometimes get an error stating: Mail was unable to find your reply to: You may have deleted message. This does not happen with every sent message but it is doing it more and more. The reply is no where to be found.

You posted in a 4 month old dead post.
You would do better by posting a "New Topic" in the OS/Mail forum area of which os you are using. You will need to indicate which version os you are using as well as which version of Mail you are using in order to get the proper attention to your post. This will help the users reading your post to suggest solutions.

TS3276 Mail was unable to find your reply to the message. You may have deleted the message.

Mail was unable to find your reply to the message “subject”. You may have deleted the message.
Using IMAP account. Just started happening last week. Any suggestions?

NO suggestions for fixing it Frank, but I'm having the same exact problem. I have taken to copying all messages before sending them, and sending them twice. What a pain in the ... um, neck!

"Mail was unable to find your reply to the message... You may have deleted the message."

I'm experiencing some kind of corruption in Mail's ability to connect replies to messages.
The error I'm starting to get says this:
"Mail was unable to find your reply to the message... You may have deleted the message."
And these emails are no longer threading like conversations and when you click on the little "read reply" arrow icon it can't find the reply.
What could be up here please?!?!?
Thanks!
David

CT,
Thanks SO much for a reply.
Yes it survives a restart, but i had no idea about this "Rebuild" option.
Trying that now!
Cheers!

I cant locate a file a had filled with pictures think i may have deleted is their anyway to recover it

i cant locate a file a had filled with pictures think i may have deleted is their anyway to recover it

Hi t,
First, don't create or change any files. The more you do, the less chance you have of recovering any data. Google for Mac data recovery applications. There are several. At least one allows you to use it to see if you can recover data, without paying for it. If you decide to recover it, then you have to pay for the app in order for it to do the recovery.

I was trying to free up some memory on my hard drive and now I don't have an Itunes icon. I may have deleted it from my applications. How do I get it back. I downloaded it but it says it was moved from my PDF, music is played on Quicktime player

I was trying to free up some memory from my startup disk and I may have accidently deleted the Itunes application. I still have a library if I go through finder. I can download Itunes but I'm not able to install it. All this and I still don't have enough space on my startup disk, but that's another whole question!
If I play a tune,it comes through quicktime player. What can I do?

Enchanted1 wrote:
All this and I still don't have enough space on my startup disk, but that's another whole question!
No, this should be the number one thing you are concerned about.
Until you get this sorted, there is a good chance you may simply lose everything.
Do you hav ean external drive?
If so copy the entire /Music/iTunes/ folder to the external drive.
Then you can delete /Music/iTunes/ empty the trash and recover this space.
Do this then Apple menu > Software update.
Restart the computer
Then post back.

I may have deleted some system files from my computer due to my antivirus and now my imac won't start. Actually it does, and then there is a blank screeen with the apple logo and it shuts down right away. is tehre a possibility of recovering my files?

Hello
I was having some problems with my Imac, for a while it was slow and often disconneceted from my wifi, while this one worked perfectly (tested with other devices)
I thoug i might have a virus, so i downloaded an antivirus (mac keeper) and started checking.
I also did a scan of my computer using Console or something from the utilities, and then a folder popped witha file I had canceled a while ago. I canceled the file and then my Imac continued to be slow.
i then restarted my Imac, but when it started, the usual grey logo of Apple appeared, and then it shut down suddently.
I tried to reboot it holding the command key and R but nothing, and then i tried holding the shift key and a bar appeared, and at half of the bar it sut itself down again.
I think it is probably a preoblem because I may have cancelled some of the system files from a folder called "private" in the "documents" folder.
Is there any way I can recover some of my files? maybe all of them? I hope so because I have some important files there
Is this a thing I can do myself or do Ineed to go to a MacStore to repair it? Will I need to change HD or just to format it and reinstall? also if there is any way i can recover some of my files that would be great.
Thanks
Ludo
P.S. problems appeared when i installed the Mavericks version.

If MacKeeper corrupted the Recovery partition then even I underestimated its potential for damage. Garbage "cleaning" apps will cause misery but I have not found that the Recovery partition to have been affected by using MacKeeper or anything like it. I doubt that it did so, but I have learned not to underestimate the potential for such things to result in system corruption.
Before concluding your Mac has a hardware failure, try booting OS X Internet Recovery by holding command option r on startup (three fingers). That will force your iMac to bypass the Recovery partition altogether, and convey the ability to create a new one.
An Internet connection will be required (wired or wireless).
At the Mac OS X Utilities screen, select Disk Utility. Select your startup volume (usually named "Macintosh HD") and click the Repair Disk button. Describe any errors it reports in red. If Disk Utility reports "The volume Macintosh HD appears to be OK" in green then you can be reasonably (though not completely) assured your hard disk is in good working order.
Assuming the HD remains usable you can then use Disk Utility to erase it. Reinstall OS X, restore your essential software and other files, and don't reinstall the junk.

I keep getting old settings when I try to install Firefox again. I have deleted the program files and the profile, but the program is finding the old bookmarks and settings somewhere. How do I delete this information to make a clean installation?

I have a corrupted bookmark file and want to totally delete any information on the bookmarks and settings. I have deleted any files which reference Mozilla and Firefox from my hard drive and have gone into the Registry and deleted all references to Firefox. But every time I reinstall Firefox the program finds this information. Is it in the sync folder and how do I clear out that folder?

http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Backing+up+your+information

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