Oss-old version + new update causes MAJOR problems....................

hey all...
if ur experiencing quitting apps, probs w/ itunes7, etc, and u have oss (ANY version), get rid of it immediately.........
the new updated version is even worse than the original.....
goto the uninstaller or delete it with appzapper (if u can get it to stay open...)
gl...............

I have done that, several times.
So this is where I'm at now - last night, immediately after finishing a movie that was on my WD hard drive, which holds all of my media, music, movies - I restarted my computer and then it would not read the drive. It said it was unreadable.
I brought the Mac and the drive into an apple store today - they said basically it was my hard drive causing the issues. I used my iPod classic as my media back up as the 160 gb could hold all my stuff. Well, as I mentioned previously, that can't sync and I restored it, with no success. So in essence I lost my media drive and the back up. Tough to swallow, I'm angry, I think it's still mountain lion causing the drive to fail.
So I resolved to go home and restore my computer to one of my time machine back ups and do a Snow Leopard reinstall. Well, the moment I returned from the apple store, the time machine drive is now listed as unreadable. I called support, spent hours with them - I now have two drives which fried within 10 hours of each other in the same error. The senior support manager agreed it sounds like mountain lion is indeed corrupting my drives somehow. My iMac currently won't start into the recovery disk. So I went out spent $200 to get a new hard drive, which I am now backing up my data onto with a new Time machine.
In the last week, I've lost my iPod classic, iPhone 4, two external hard drives and now possibly even the Mac itself. I'm going to install snow leopard and see if it alleviates any of my issues, or hopefully can read my drives. I truly believe Mountain Lion is the problem.

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De Mysteriis wrote:
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I have done that, several times.
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I brought the Mac and the drive into an apple store today - they said basically it was my hard drive causing the issues. I used my iPod classic as my media back up as the 160 gb could hold all my stuff. Well, as I mentioned previously, that can't sync and I restored it, with no success. So in essence I lost my media drive and the back up. Tough to swallow, I'm angry, I think it's still mountain lion causing the drive to fail.
So I resolved to go home and restore my computer to one of my time machine back ups and do a Snow Leopard reinstall. Well, the moment I returned from the apple store, the time machine drive is now listed as unreadable. I called support, spent hours with them - I now have two drives which fried within 10 hours of each other in the same error. The senior support manager agreed it sounds like mountain lion is indeed corrupting my drives somehow. My iMac currently won't start into the recovery disk. So I went out spent $200 to get a new hard drive, which I am now backing up my data onto with a new Time machine.
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10.6.6 Update Causing Major Problems!!!!! Thanks for nothing Apple!!!

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It didn't do anything to Front Row on my computer. I doubt it did anything on yours, either.
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2) Your boot files are messed up or non-existent. Very rarely this can be fixed without reinstalling the system.
3) There are always a lot of permissions that can't be repaired by DU because they don't need to be repaired. They're not broken, just different. Did you check permissions before you applied the update?
4) Sounds like you have serious hardware problems. With the Snow Leopard disk installed, can you restart while holding down Option key and get to the startup manager? If so, pick the Snow Leopard disk and boot from it. Use Disk Utility in the Utilities menu (available after selecting a language) and repair the disk. Don't repair permissions from that disk.
If it finds errors and fixes them, try booting from the hard drive. You may have to re-install Snow Leopard.

Downloaded Mountain Lion and it caused major problems

Down loaded Mountian Lion and caused major problems long story short had to reinstall Leopard then Lion but I lost my iTunes library. I thought if you had icloud you could recover you library. Or just log into iTunes and your library would appear. Appearantly not because I lost over 3k songs can someone help me with this if possible.

Reinstall from your most recent backup...
You can redownload iTunes purchases -> http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2519

New version of JDev causing JNDI problems

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Here's what happened:
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after many attempts itunes will still say couldnot remove old version and fails to update! Ihave tried revo uninstall, ccleaner, regedit removing all to do with itunes,Apple,bonjour,quicktime to no avail please HELP! SOS

Perfect, thanks.
old version of itunes cannot be removed.contact technical support group.
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ITunes 11.0.3 causing major problems with Safari and Mail.

I have a 2007 aluminum iMac with 4GB of Crucial RAM running 10.8.3, now 10.8.4. Got an iTunes update to 11.0.3 a few weeks ago. Since then, iTunes, Mail, and Safari can't be open at same time or iMac slows to a crawl. 10.8.4 update did not fix this. I've run the Apple hardware checking program and all checks out fine. I've run Clean My Mac 2.0, which didn't help at all. I installed a widget to monitor internal temperatures, and they are not too high. I've tried a Time Machine restore to May 14th, but it didn't seem to restore the old version of iTunes, but rather rolled back the desktop. Please help!

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My setup has my iTunes library in the default location on my C: drive.
Most of my apps though are located on my E: drive (for space reasons).
With iTunes 10.1, when an app was updated by iTunes, iTunes would delete the old version from the E: drive and place the update on the C: drive -- this was fine. I had no problems with this (ocassionaly moving the apps manually to the E: drive).
With iTunes 10.2, it places the new app on the C: drive and leaves the old version on the E: drive. This is not a good situation as iTunes allows for different apps that have nothing to do with each other to have the same file name.
If I was to manually move apps now, I will have to deal with a lot of headaches of figuring out whether to allow / not allow files to be overwritten.
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We don't overwrite your apps so you can keep previous workflows.
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http://blogs.adobe.com/jkost/2014/06/installing-the-2014-release-of-creative-cloud.htm
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Thanks for the extensive suggestions. I always try to maintain two separate, up-to-date backup, one on Time Machine, one via Super Duper, in separate sites.
Excellent.
Thanks for the details, but what you suggest is what I finally had to do two weeks ago when I did the clean install that left me with permission problems, defined as repeated interruptions with the message "You cannot do "x" because you do not have permission."
Then there are three possibilities: 1) you didn't really do the install the way I said to and it wasn't really "clean", 2) you've got some kind of skanky third-party software installed that is causing the problem or 3) you have a very odd hardware problem. From the error messages regarding permissions, I would consider #3 to be extremely unlikely.
I got Disk Warrior because it was strongly advised by one of several telephone consultation with the Apple Expert after I was having problems with permissions. He said it was faster and more thorough in repairing permissions than Disk First Aid.
I think you must have misunderstood. DiskWarrior does not have anything to do with permissions, it rebuilds the drive's directory structure. I can't imagine someone in Apple support would have told you that it repairs permissions, though I suppose that's always a possibility.
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Your advice suggests that instead of trying to run my struggling nonprofit organization I should just quit and take up management of my MacBook.
Well now you're just getting whiny. What I told you to do will take some time, yes, but not more than a half-day's work to get back to a state that you could work from. Either do it or don't, but don't blame the advice.
I have been using Macs since the mid 1980's and this is a special problem.
If you really had been using Macs since the 1980s, you should know that there weren't permissions until *this decade*. There also weren't regular updates back then, since the internet was not commonly used and typical connection speeds were much slower. So of course it didn't happen back then. However, these days it is not a special problem, though it is not what I would call a common problem.
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How is this relevant?
I have been into my Annapolis Apple store twice during the trevails with the MacBook, but both times they were too busy helping people learn how to dial their iPhones to provide any real assistance.
Did you make an appointment? If you are going to bring a machine in for help, you need to have an appointment with a Genius. If you don't, you will wait. Or go home. You can make an appointment online at your local [Apple Retail Store page|http://www.apple.com/retail>.

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Good morning everybody.
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Hi, thanks alot for your reply.
Well, after Apple support , checking with me some issues on my Intel imac decided its all ok with my OS, i thought would be good idea to erasae any Skype trace from my OS, after that i installed again several different versions of Skype, the 1.5 and the 2 beta, whcih worked great before it all started...
And i just keep getting this "gibrish" codes instead of the text i type..
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I will be looking now for the info regarding permissions, and then try it.

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No, there needs to be documentation on the ICC architecture and how ICC profiles are applied. Stripping out embedded ICC profiles will colour manage the objects (images) in the system, but when the images pass outside the system they will not be colour managed any more. In this scenario, either they will have to be rendered as deviceColor by the numbers, without a definition of the colours their colourants should form, or a source ICC profile will have to be assigned by the following system/application.
I've been exporting keynote slides as png's to use in video presentations. The problem is that the png's are saved with colour profiles, which means if I export the images from diferent macs, or even the same mac but with a different monitor attached (therefore a diferent monitor colour profile active), the images have very noticeable colour variations.
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Sorry, but it helps to have a basic understanding of media independent colour matching (even if the developers don't sometimes -:)).
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