IMac Intel 10.6.7 dont convert my blendfiles any longer

Hello
For years I have animate on Blender 2.4 - 2.5.7 64 bits and have converted plenty of blendfiles to videos at Vimeo and YouTube. But after Apple upgrade iMac from 10.6.6 to 10.6.7 64 bits there is no longer any possible way to get my blendfiles converted to videos.
Thanks
Karl

Ignore all these suggestions from the post above. They won't help, may be harmful and slow down your computer even more. Do try a Safe Boot, SMC and PRAM Resets, remove any login items, and test from another account.
Remove all items in your:
/Library/Caches
/Library/LaunchAgents
/Library/LauncDaemons
~/Library/Caches [~ - Signifies your user level, the others were the main computer folders]
~/Library/LaunchAgents
I finally found the Activity Monitor. I selected All Processes and see the %CPU but I don't know what I am exactly looking for. I clicked System Memory Free: 419.7 MB Wired 144.4 MB Active 261.6 MB Inactive: 202.4 MB used: 607.9 MB VM size; 40.98 GB Page ins: 62.19 GB Page outs: 33.42 GB Swap used: 1.76 GB
You do not have enough RAM to run Snow Leopard. 1 GB is not enough. It is clear from the Page ins/Page outs, you are starved for memory.
Also, these symptoms might indicate a failing drive, which the native SMART won't necessarily detect until much too late.
Get the free demo of SMART Utility.
http://www.volitans-software.com/smart_utility.php
And if you don't already have one, make sure you have a full, reliable backup on an external drive to restore if and when the drive does fail completely.

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1 500GB G-Drive (by G-Tech) w/ USB port - AC powered : B
1 5TB G-RAID Drive (by G-Tech) - AC powered : C
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