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I have suddenly started getting an error message pop up sporadically that says "You entered an invalid MobileMe member name or password. Verify your MM member name and password in MM System Preferences". I don't have a MM account and there is nothing filled in in the MM System Preferences. This did not happen before my upgrade to Snow Leopard. Anyone else having this problem or have a solution? Thanks!

Try the MobileMe forum.

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Finished Successfully : Yes
Mouse Information
Analysing...
Finished Successfully : Yes
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Finished Successfully : Yes
MCI Devices Information
Analysing...
Finished Successfully : Yes
Windows Information
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Tip 1300 : Enter your company name or "Home" instead of "Unknown".
Finished Successfully : Yes
WinSock Information
Analysing...
Finished Successfully : Yes
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Tip 1601 : Adobe ImageReady : Program consumes a large amount of memory.
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Finished Successfully : Yes
OLE Information
Analysing...
Finished Successfully : Yes
DirectX Information
Analysing...
Finished Successfully : Yes
Network Information
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Finished Successfully : Yes
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Font Information
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Finished Successfully : Yes
CMOS Information
Analysing...
Finished Successfully : Yes
OpenGL Video Information
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Finished Successfully : Yes
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Tip 2130 : Error Reporting Service : Service may be disabled on Home/Professional OS version.
Tip 2130 : Help and Support : Service may be disabled on Home/Professional OS version.
Tip 2130 : Removable Storage : Service may be disabled on Home/Professional OS version.
Tip 2130 : IPSEC Services : Service may be disabled on Home/Professional OS version.
Tip 2130 : Remote Registry : Service may be disabled on Home/Professional OS version.
Tip 2130 : Secondary Logon : Service may be disabled on Home/Professional OS version.
Tip 2130 : Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) : Service may be disabled on Home/Professional OS version.
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Warning 3103 : ATA device (fixed) : Acoustic Management enabled. Peformance may be impaired.
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Error : Could not connect to the database. : Could not connect to the database.
Error : Could not connect to the database. : Could not connect to the database.
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Error : Procedures/Functions : No procedures/functions found.
Finished Successfully : Yes
Hardware IRQ Settings
Analysing...
Finished Successfully : Yes
DMA Settings
Analysing...
Finished Successfully : Yes
I/O Settings
Analysing...
Finished Successfully : Yes
Memory Resources
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Finished Successfully : Yes
Plug & Play Enumerator
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