Install problem on snow leopard. Circle and picture of CPU. Reboot came back the same
Install problem oh snow leopard. It stopped and I have an illustration of a CPU and something like a picture of the switch. And a circle thing like it spinning.
I let it go for 9 hours and then tried rebooting. After reboot it Came backas the same illustration.
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then move to Photoshop if I have something that can't be fixed in
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ended up going to the Adobe help, chat line, and they looked into my PC and
located the problem, it's now working fine. Thanks to everyone for your
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https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-2275
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I posted this on other forums without any responses, so hopefully, I can get some help here.
On Sunday, I emptied my cache on Safari and my computer stayed frozen for a few minutes. I decided to re-boot, but every time I do so, it goes from the gray Apple screen to a blue screen and stops right there. I don't get the spinning wheel, but rather the black arrow that I can move about the blue screen, but nothing else. Here's what I've tried with no success.
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