My intel iMac keeps searching for a drive that doesn't exist.
My intel iMac opens a window saying it cannot find a drive with the IP address of 10.0.1.196 which, ot the best of my knowledge doesn't exist. The address is always the same, even after reprovisioning our entire system from modem to all the computers we have. The window will come up after a restart but before I have our server selected, but it will also pop up at almost any time. When it does, after clicking OK, it will reappear every few seconds for 5-10 times then stop. Very aggrevating because the window puts whatever I am doing in the background and I must click the OK and close the window before proceding with my work. Any way to stop this?
I am not sure that I got the wireless instructions correct. I opened the window to connect to a wireless network and instead of typing in a name I just typed in a dash. This caused my Airport icon to be grayed out. I then rejoined our office network by turning off and then restarting Airport.
For the ethernet connection, I did as instructed and then tested by turning off the Airport on the computer so I was only connected using ethernet.
Neither of these worked and the computer still searches for the same IP address.
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Hi,
I have just put my iTunes on a new laptop by hard drive method and some songs are not there. When I go into iTunes it's doesn't say download or purchase it says play.
So you press play and it opens a separate box saying search for file which isn't there.
I have read tons of stuff re this but still not got it fixed. It's not a HD issue because iTunes won't let me download it why ?
Hopefully someone can help
Thanks DavidHey Davidl678,
Thanks for the question. It sounds like you are unable to download the purchases from your purchase history, because iTunes believes the songs to be in your library. It may be necessary to delete the items from your library, then re-download from your purchase history. Before doing so, you may want to take note of which song are available for re-download:
iTunes 11 for Windows: Delete songs, playlists, or other items
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH12359
iTunes 11 for Windows: Download previous purchases from the iTunes Store
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH12491
Thanks,
Matt M. -
ITunes looking for a drive that doesn't exist
Each time I boot up my PC I receive a box stating iTunes-import.exe - No Disk. It then asks me to insert a disk into drive \Device\Harddisk4\DR4. Is there a way to stop iTunes looking for this non-exixtant drive when it starts up, or am I going to have to uninstall iTunes?
I am not sure that I got the wireless instructions correct. I opened the window to connect to a wireless network and instead of typing in a name I just typed in a dash. This caused my Airport icon to be grayed out. I then rejoined our office network by turning off and then restarting Airport.
For the ethernet connection, I did as instructed and then tested by turning off the Airport on the computer so I was only connected using ethernet.
Neither of these worked and the computer still searches for the same IP address. -
System keeps looking for a 'server' that does not exist. Is says the old name of my Airport Extreme. Clicking it away (4x) finally gets through.
Other weirdness to report: my neighbor upstairs appears to have a Linksys router network on channel 6. My AEBS is on channel 1 so there shouldn't be interference... but according to iStumbler sometimes the signal leaps to 64000 (keep in mind my own Airport never tops 60)! Is that potentially the problem?
Might it be possible that your neighbor just acquired a 802.11n (pre-N) wireless router recently?
802.11n effectively increases capacity by doubling the number of Wi-Fi radios and increasing the number of antennas used to push signals out of those radios. 802.11n splits a data frame into multiple pieces. It then transmits these pieces in parallel using multiple radios that are attached to multiple antennas. These antennas blast out signals from virtually the same vantage point – scattering the signals everywhere.
You may find the following ZDNet article interesting: http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ou/?p=247
Even if he did not, and you are on good terms, you might want to ask if he can temporarily turn off his wireless, or, at least, reduce the signal strength to see if that will help in your situation. -
Itunes authorization for an account that doesn't exist?
My new MacBook is asking for an Itunes store authorization for a particular song under an account name that doesn't exist. My apple ID is an old e-mail address; I've already successfully authorized the computer to play songs from that account, into which I can log in with no difficultly. The account name that is supposedly attached to this song is a newer e-mail address (maybe I unsuccessfully tried to change the Apple ID at some point?), but when I click on "forgot password" in the authorization window, it says that the account for which it had prompted me to authorize doesn't exist. Suggestions?
Click here and fill out the form for assistance.
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Iphoto 6.0.5 - keeps searching for .mov file that has been deleted
OK, this is my problem...
I am running the most recent version of iphoto. i keep all of my photos in the iphoto library, which i run off of an external drive. recently, my drive filled up so i got a new 120gb firelite drive and transferred my photos AND the iphoto library to the new drive. then i started iphoto and was given the choice to create a new library or locate the library. i chose 'locate' and pointed it in the right direction. iphoto opened, and all my photos everything appeared to be ok in the program. this is when my problems began...
problem 1: if i try to do anything with any of the photos, i am told that the file cannot be located. i tried to re-import the library but the program began complaining about not being able to locate several movie files (that are in the library and on the external drive). then iphoto stopped responding.
problem 2: i then did a force quit, and now EVERY time i try to do ANYTHING (with other programs) while iphoto is open, it begins to look for the same movie file each time. then iphoto stops responding. i've since deleted the movie from my drive and from the iphoto library, but iphoto keeps looking for it each time.
please help!!!! my sanity rests on your ability to help me out....
pb g5 17" Mac OS X (10.4.8)rozubko
1. Try rebuilding the Library: Restart the iPhoto while holding down the Apple and Option keys. The resulting dialogue will give you the options.
2. Apart from moving the Libary, have you changed anything within the iPhoto Library Folder?
Regards
TD -
TS1702 Find My iPhone asks for an AppleID that doesn't exist
I downloaded the Find My iPhone app, and installed it. All went well with no problems.
When I launch the app, it wants to register with iTunes. This makes sense, so I start the process. I enter my AppleID, which is NOT an email address. (There is a valid email address associated with the AppleID; I receive email updates and junk mail from Apple very well).
This is the problem - the app insists that I enter an AppleID that is an email address. This does not exist for me, and hasn't since I have had my account, which is now many years ago - not sure how many, but I have had 3 iPhones, 2 iPods, and an Apple TV with this account, so has to be more than 8 years. Find my iPhone insists that the email must be entered. But if I try to use the email that's associated with my account, that doesn't work either - no association to a valid password, I am assuming.
The app can't seem to adapt to the paradigm that an AppleID doesn't have to be an email. I don't want to change my account name - it is used too many places to be changed easily.
Which brings us to the next problem. I am assuming that this forum is a user forum, based on the "apple Support Community" header. How does one enter a software bug to get this fixed????
I hope htis goes to the right community - there is no iPhone App community. Please move it if needed.Chris -
Thanks for your reply. In my original post, I did make the assumption that this was not an Apple support group. I even have asked how to get in touch with Apple support, and where I could find information on when the changes were made and why, and was told not to bother.
The ehing that bothers me is that changing my id effects many places where this is used. How can I be sure I have them all, and what kind of implications does this have? I think the short answer here is "Your guess is as good as mine." Do you have any idea? That probably fits the definition of a silly question, since you and all of the others here have no idea which apps I have, where dependencies are, and what the impacts would be if I missed one.
My goal here would be to either have Apple explain to me why this was a required change, or at least provide assistance with doing the changes, instead of just pointing me to a web page where I can make the changes myself, and then see what kind of fallout insues. In many cases with other vendors I have been able to at least submit "bug reports" and get a response - perhaps not to my liking, but at least a considered response.
Many forums such as these have company employees that track what is going on on user forums such as these. Is that the case here?
Again, I want to thank you for your response. Any help that can be provided is appreciated.
Jerry -
Searching for a server that does not exist on boot up
Hi all,
I keep getting the following box pop up on start up, every time, I was wondering how I could stop the MacBook from looking for 192.168.0.8. I does not need to connect to this address anymore - it is currently my PC though this changes depending on the order things have been switched on or off.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v240/tom1502/ScreenShot2014-03-27at153523_zpsc 810bdd2.pngHello Tom,
Thank you for the details of the issue you are experiencing with your MacBook Pro trying to automatically connect with the server. Have you checked to see if this server is listed in your Login Items in System Preferences?
I recommend removing this item if you see it listed in Login Items using these steps:
Add or remove automatic items
Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Users & Groups.
Select your user account, then click Login Items.
Select the name of the item you want to prevent from opening automatically, then click Delete "-" below the list on the right.
Find the article here:
OS X Mavericks: Open items automatically when you log in
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14173
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Sheila M. -
error message says "Invalid Drive"
Perhaps try the following user tip with that one:
"Invalid Drive X:\" install errors -
My finder window is showing an external drive that doesn't exist.
It is empty, but I can't eject it because it says it's in use, even though I have no applications open or other drives plugged in. Does anyone know what this is and how I can get rid of it? Thanks.
Perhaps try the following user tip with that one:
"Invalid Drive X:\" install errors -
Deleting Review for an app that doesn't exist anymore.
So I went in to remove a review on an app, using "Manage my reviews". It went smooth. But lo-and-behold, in Ping the review is still there. I try to "Report A Concern". Then I get a "Request Cannot be completed, this item is not available in the US store."
Anything else I can try?Ok. It seems like it got fixed. I guess slow propagation through the system.
Good to know. -
TS1398 Network asking for username that doesn't exist
I'm trying to use a coffee house wifi with my new iPad 4 mini. It's asking for a username that doesn't exist. Thoughts?
Try this - Reset the iPad by holding down on the Sleep and Home buttons at the same time for about 10-15 seconds until the Apple Logo appears - ignore the red slider - let go of the buttons. (This is equivalent to rebooting your computer.) No data/files will be erased.
Cheers, Tom -
I have a Canon MP990 and I keep getting a communication error code 306A. I have tried the usual turning everything off and starting again all to no avail. I have searched for a driver update but cannot seem to find one- Any ideas please?
Hi Peter!
I'm sorry to read that you are having issues with your Sync account.
Your best bet is to follow the steps described in this blogposts and open a bug:
https://philikon.wordpress.com/2011/06/13/how-to-file-a-good-sync-bug/
After that, if you don't want to user Sync in your computer, you can stop it with this simple steps:
* At the top of the Firefox window, click on the Firefox button (Tools menu in Windows XP) and then click Options.
* Once the options window opens, click on the Sync tab.
* At the bottom of the Sync tab click on '''Deactivate this Device''' link -
Installed new hard drive and want to restore from time machine.
Get as far as 'select a destination' then it goes no further - just keeps 'searching for disks'
Help anyone please?1. Be sure your drive is attached and mounted.
2. If you have already written any data to the drive, back it up before proceeding to the next step.
3. In the Finder, choose Go > Utilities. The /Applications/Utilities folder will open.
4. Launch Disk Utility.
5. Click the icon for your external hard drive in the sidebar on the left.
6. Click the Erase tab along the top of the window.
7. From the Volume Format menu, choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
8. Enter a name for the external hard drive in the Name field.
9. Click the Erase button.
Make Sure that you choose the correct drive -
iMovie keeps searching for a clip 01.dv that it cannot find... ever. How do I make it stop?
Don Sherman wrote:
....I found the file and moved it to the Movie Events folder. When I try to select it via the Search window within the dialogue box that pops up when iMovie tries to find the file, it appears grayed out, and I cannot select it....
Where was the file? Was it in one of the iMovie folders or in another folder on your hard drive? From Finder, can you open the file in QuickTime? If so, open the QuickTime Inspector (Window>Show Movie Inspector). What is shown against Format in the Inspector panel?
You mentioned earlier that you had deleted iMovie's Cache folder (at least I think that is what you meant). I'm not sure how many Events you have, but in Finder try selecting each Event in turn then delete both the iMovie Movie Cache folder and the iMovie Thumbnails folder. When opened, iMovie will regenerate these folders and all the thumbnails. Delete these folders from one Event at a time and try starting iMovie after each deletion. Hopefully, the problem can be narrowed down to one Event.
Leave all the video clips in the Events folders at this stage. I suspect that it's one of the thumbnails in a single Event causing the problem.
John
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