What does reseting the cache do exactly?

i cant get album artwork onto my ipod since updating to IOS 6 I was wondering if reseting cache would help but I dont know exactly what that does

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Strangely enough the pref file did not show up in the Preferences folder. I don't know what this means but it could be signifigant.

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What does resetting all content and settings delete?

Just as it suggests, everything.
It will be factory defaults just like the day you first turned it on

What does mean the itune icon with a cable in the iphone screen?

what does mean the itune icon with a cable in the iphone screen?

I'm having exact same problem. I was installing the latest ios7 update (to fix some Facetime bug that I don't have) and this happened. I noticed in some other posts on similar problem to hold down the sleep and on buttons at the same time and tried that. No change. Then I plugged it into my laptop and it said it was in recovery mode. I'm now in the process of restoring the software.
I really hope I haven't lost all my contacts, notes, and photos.

Does resetting the system management controller on a MacBook delete any data, like files and pictures

Does resetting the system management controller on a MacBook delete any data, like files and pictures

No,.
You can see the various steps to fix what ails your Mac here
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I've labeled which ones can certainly erase your data, they are at the bottom and adequatly warned.

What does reseting iphone change

what does reseting iphone change?

There are many kinds of resets:
Holding HOME and SLEEP until an Apple logo appears essentially reboots iOS. It kills processes that are running, although many will restart automatically. In rare instances it can also corrupt data in applications, so it is better to turn the phone off before doing it.
Settngs/General/Reset - Reset Network Settings sets the network parameters back to defaults and clears WiFi passwords. Nothing else is changed.
Settngs/General/Reset - Reset All Settings restores iOS settings to their defaults. It doesn't affect application data or settings.
Settngs/General/Reset - Erase all content and Settings clears the phone completely, to the state it was in when you took it out of the box
Settngs/General/Reset - Reset Home Screen Layout does what it says
Did you mean something other than these?

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Hi Gurus,
Can somebody tell me what does mean the error "System status DELT is active"?

Hi Disha,
I m getting the same message while trying to update the contract using FM "bbp_pd_ctr_update".
When I go and check the Item or header it is not marked for Deletion. Is there any table or field which indicates that it is marked for Deletion.
Any help on this is highly appreciated.
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What does knowing the number of "views" tell us about a thread.

10 Points to the person who can give a cogent, rational, non-apologetic answer to the questions posed below, which are based on the premiss set forth just before it. (Please feel free, if you see fit, to dispute the premiss).
PREMISS:
People might "look" at a thread for a whole host of reasons -- whether it be to read the thread and contribute, or just to lurk, or because the thread's title was ambiguous, or funny, or in some other way remarkable apart from any substantive value it may have, or, even, just by accident, because the person clicked on the wrong button and inadvertently "looked" at the thread for a nanosecond before exiting. And probably for other reasons as well.....
QUESTION:
In light of the foregoing, what does knowing the number of "views" tell us other than what it says, i.e., does it tell us anything apart from the number of people that have for whatever reason literally just taken a look at the thread?
If the answer to the above question is nothing -- i.e., the number of "views" tells us just that, the number of "views" and nothing more -- then why is this information so prominently featured, instead of, say, the information that used to be present under the old Discussions system, such as the number of unread posts in a particular thread, which is data that actually has a value as something other than a statistic. Knowing the number of unread posts indicates to someone following a particular thread, whether there has been additional contributions to the thread that should be reviewed if one is to remain current on the substance of that particular discussion. The extent of the additional contributions (if any) are readily apparent from the count).
The little, difficult-to-discern-on-my-PowerBook's-screen tiny blue dot can hardly be said to take the place of the unread post count, as it shows the same indicator for one new post as it does for ten or even a hundred.
Thanks for your help with this.

Hi Scott --
Thanks for your thoughtful reply. It did help, and I've even marked it "helpful" under the new, bizarre point system to evidence this fact. (BTW, my "offer" of a point award was more a misplaced attempt at sardonic humor aimed at deriding the new point system, with which I have a number of strong disagreements, than it was an effort to bribe thoughtful replies like yours. Please know that I really do appreciate the time and effort you took to get back to me on this and meant no disrespect by the "reward" point bounty).
That said, I do have one follow up. You write that "the idea behind this [use of "views" rather than number of posts unread] is that even discounting curiosity, boredom, funny title, et al., the number of folks that have looked at a thread should bear some relation to the number of folks who are having that issue."
I just don't think that that's the case. I don't think it sufficently discounts curiosity, boredom, funny title, et al. Those are some pretty powerful motivations for people to peruse this site. And there are many, many others as well.
Of course I can only speak with certainty of my own personal experience with the Discussions, but based on that, I know have "viewed" numerous threads on subject matters that not only wasn't I experiencing, but on subject matters that I couldn't possibly experience,because it concerned Mac hardware or software that I don't own or have never used.
In some cases, I looked at threads where the subject line sounded interesting, or amusing, or provocative, in other cases I looked at threads that concerned hardware or software that I once owned (and so I thought I might be able to help with the problem at issue), in still other cases the thread concerned software and/or hardware that I was considering purchasing (and wanted to know what I might be getting into). With regard to the former of those two reasons, I know there were many, many instances where, based on the title of the post, I knew that I could help and I viewed the post as a form of oversight (so to speak) to make sure that the responses being left were providing accurate and complete information.
In my "view," though clearly not in the "view" of the Mods, et al. for reasons (thanks to your post) that I can at least better articulate (if not understand or agree with), a thread's number of "views" is susceptible to just too many possible meanings to make it of any real use. The number of unread posts (and by this I refer to the old numeric value of posts not yet read and not that illegible little blue dot used in the new system) may not be perfect information, but it is certainly more useful in my "view" than the number of "views." (I apologize for those poor puns on the word "view," but in my "view" they were unavoidable, sort of. See what I mean
Anyway. I really do thank you for your reply and the time and effort you took to make it. But, alas, with each hour I use these New Discussions, the more convinced I become that my continued time on here is fading. With no more hope of leveling up, with even less hope of ever receiving any tangible sign of "thanks for your help" in the form of + votes (insignificant as they were, at least they were something, everyone like to feel appreciated), with the posts much more difficult to read on my PowerBook's screen and even more difficult to keep track of, and for a bunch of other reasons (some admittedly petty, and some that strike at the core of why and how I use this site), I fear that I will soon be saying farewell.
But till then, thanks once again for your thoughtful reply.

HT201593 What does resetting your settings mean?

What does resetting your settings mean?

If you mean using Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings this causes all settings to be returned to iOS defaults. It will also clear stored WiFi hotspots.

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And the "g" at 10g?

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Value mapping replication - What happens to the cache at restart?

Hi!
Does anybody know what happens with the value mapping infos in the runtime cache of the integration server after a restart of XI?
Are the mapping infos still available or do we need to send mapping values via outbound interface ValueMappingReplicationOut once again?
kr,
Ronald

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as far as i know, the cache is being emptied, so you'll need to send the values again.
Unfortunately i can't find any reference to this in any of the documentation, but you can easily test that by replicating data, checking it with the cache monitoring than restarting XI and checking it again.
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Christine

What does reset advertising identifier mean?

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What does this mean?

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Two questions, does resetting the Mac Book Pro late 2008 speed up after reset? Also, do i need to remove my WLAN router and get only a plain MODEM when setting up my AIR PORT time machine?

Two questions, does resetting my Mac Book Pro late 2008 speed up after resetting? Also, do i need to get rid of my WLAN router to make my AIR PORT time capsule work?
Am grateful for any answers...its a 15,4"...
Will soon buy a new one, is battery better on 13 than 15 "?
Have a great day...

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Click your Apple menu  top left in your screen. From the drop down menu click About This Mac > More Info > Storage
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More tips here > Mac troubleshooting: What to do when your computer is too slow | Macworld
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TS1538 what does error the itunes library file cannot be save (-.50) mean

I keep getting a message that pops up saying. The iTunes library file cannot be saved. An unknown error occurred. (-50). What does that mean? I have had issued with songs duplicating and I can not get that to stop any suggestions for that?

Hello juhuacha,
Thank you for the details of the issue you are experiencing with iTunes on your Mac. I recommend reviewing the following resources for the issue you described:
iTunes library file cannot be saved error -50
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2608679
iTunes: Missing folder or incorrect permissions may prevent authorization
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1277
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
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Sheila M.

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