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Need a little help please
Hey guys I know this may not be the right forum but I’m wondering if anyone can help me take my cpu back 1 day.
I’m assuming it can be done. I know how to do it in windows but I haven’t a clue how to do this on mac. My problem is I can’t get Itunes to respond, I have force quit rebooted downloaded another version of itunes and it still locks up as soon as I click on the app.
It was work just fine yesterday so I figured I’d try to go back 1 day like you would in windows, can anybody help me out?
Thanks
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YOu need to be running Leopard and have a backup drive attached and use it for TIME MACHINE. TIME MACHINE allows you to go back and restore accidentally deleted files or wonky applications.
If you haven’t done this, then you can’t go back.
Shane
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Thanks Shane. Do you know how to uninstall itunes thoroughly ? I tried to do it and I must have done it wrong because after reinstalling itunes I have the same freeze problem.
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Sorry, no clue.
Shane
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It may not be the itunes application. It could be a corrupt iTunes liberary or even a problem with quicktime.
I sagest making an appointment at an apple store and letting one of the geniuses take a look at it.
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Carlos,
You might want to try the new version of iTunes released today if that is the only app giving you problems.
Torrey
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