Icon on Machelp page is missing and flashing,reinstall mac won't help

Question

Hello, whenever I clicked on Machelp, one of the page I visited have an icon missing, and the page keep on flashing, I have to click go button and revisited the page, it will then stopped flashing the page, I tried to reinstall mac tiger also won't help, update the os will bring to a reboot.Any comments or any kinds of suggestions are very much appreciated. Thanks.
ibook G4   Mac OS X (10.4.9)  

Answer 1

Here is information on "partitioning" ...
Use Disk Utility to partition a disk into sections, or "volumes," each of which works like a separate disk. You might want to partition a disk so that you can have different versions of the Mac OS, or organize your information in a logical manner.
Partitioning a disk erases all the files on the disk. If you have any files on the disk you want to save, be sure to make a copy of them on another disk before you partition the disk.
You cannot partition the disk that you started up from. If you want to partition the startup disk, you must restart your computer using your Mac OS X Install disc, as described below. Because partitioning will erase your hard drive, you should back up your hard disk before proceeding.
To learn more about using Disk Utility, open Disk Utility, in the Applications/Utilities folder, and choose Help > Disk Utility Help.
To partition your startup disk:
Insert the Mac OS X Install disc and restart the computer.
When you hear the startup tone, hold down the C key until you see the progress indicator (looks like a spinning gear).
When the Installer appears, choose Utilities > Disk Utility.
Select your disk from the list, and click Partition.
Select how you want to partition the disk and any options you want, then click the Partition button at the bottom of the window.
Quit Disk Utility.
When the Installer opens again, you can install Mac OS X on one of the partitions.
If you want to use another disk as the start-up disk, choose Utilities > Startup Disk and choose it.
Also, Disk Utility can tell you exactly how much available drive space you have. Launch DU, in the panel on the left select MacintoshHD. (Don't select the drive manufacture name above it).. now, look at the botom right side of that window where it says; Capacity - Available.
Another quick way to check available hard drive space is to open any Finder window, look at the bottom of the window, it will have the information there.
And, click a clean spot on your Desktop, you'll see Finder in the Menu. Then click View/Show View Options. When the pane opens, click "Show Item Info".
Now look over at your Hard Drive icon, under it will be that information all the time. Easy way to keep an eye on it.
Carolyn