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bprice1 February 28th, 2008 03:41 PM

LW won't open
 
Down loaded and installed LW … It’s in application folder and the dock.(btw what is LW at login app?)When I try to open it by double clicking on the icon in dock....nothing…right click ask me if I want to force quit like it is open already open…. deleted it rebooted then re downloaded and installed ..same thing….??????

bp

stief February 29th, 2008 05:17 PM

LW at login is if you want LW to automatically start when you log in to your user account.

For the startup problem, first see if Software Update is up to date.

bprice1 February 29th, 2008 07:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stief (Post 309814)
LW at login is if you want LW to automatically start when you log in to your user account.

For the startup problem, first see if Software Update is up to date.

I don't want it to log in at startup and I don't log in to my user account....

everything is up to date...still doesn't open....:bangh:

stief February 29th, 2008 08:28 PM

OK. Something is messed with your machine.
To start fresh, more info needed.

What version of OS X (Apple menu-> About this Mac) and LW are you using?

For your other concern about LW's auto login, try this:
To disable LW automatic login, go to Apple menu-> System Preferences, then select the System: Accounts part. Select the Login Items area, and if you see LW there, select it and use the (-)button to remove it.

btw--I was talking about you logging in to your Mac's user account, not some other account.

bprice1 February 29th, 2008 09:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stief (Post 309834)
OK. Something is messed with your machine.
To start fresh, more info needed.

What version of OS X (Apple menu-> About this Mac) and LW are you using?

For your other concern about LW's auto login, try this:
To disable LW automatic login, go to Apple menu-> System Preferences, then select the System: Accounts part. Select the Login Items area, and if you see LW there, select it and use the (-)button to remove it.

btw--I was talking about you logging in to your Mac's user account, not some other account.

OSX
10.4.11(just updated (wed)

Limewire
4.16.6(just downloaded it thurs)

LW wasn't in auto login

btw..i don't log into my mac account it's auto logged into...

P.S. btw,,

I also have a CD disc stuck that won't eject...this is After the LW stuff.....on top of the output jack sounds like crap distorted ( I've messed with that too it doesn't help.)....and Garageband mysteriosly dissapeared and is no where to be found .....)beside that I love the Mini:tease:

stief February 29th, 2008 09:58 PM

Hmmm . . . stuck CD, GB disappeared . . .LW not working . . .
This sounds like something is more messed with your system than it first seemed.

OK. Not sure what the hardware problem indicates. Probably needs to be fixed first.

Anyway, if there is a deeper problem with your system, a Safe Boot won't help, but can't hurt. Heh, might as well try the easiest fix first, right? Better than setting up a new OS X account, or reinstalling the system.

Here's the info What is Safe Boot, Safe Mode? (Mac OS X)

To do a Safe Boot, follow the link above, or just click here for instructions Mac OS X: Starting up in Safe Mode

After the Safe Boot, run Software Update again.

bprice1 February 29th, 2008 10:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stief (Post 309850)
Hmmm . . . stuck CD, GB disappeared . . .LW not working . . .
This sounds like something is more messed with your system than it first seemed.

OK. Not sure what the hardware problem indicates. Probably needs to be fixed first.

Anyway, if there is a deeper problem with your system, a Safe Boot won't help, but can't hurt. Heh, might as well try the easiest fix first, right? Better than setting up a new OS X account, or reinstalling the system.

Here's the info What is Safe Boot, Safe Mode? (Mac OS X)

To do a Safe Boot, follow the link above, or just click here for instructions Mac OS X: Starting up in Safe Mode

After the Safe Boot, run Software Update again.

What do i do to "help" it once in safe boot?just start up in safe boot then shutdown /startup again run software update again to see if it fixed anything?Tnaks for your help

bp

bprice1 February 29th, 2008 11:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stief (Post 309850)
Hmmm . . . stuck CD, GB disappeared . . .LW not working . . .
This sounds like something is more messed with your system than it first seemed.

OK. Not sure what the hardware problem indicates. Probably needs to be fixed first.

Anyway, if there is a deeper problem with your system, a Safe Boot won't help, but can't hurt. Heh, might as well try the easiest fix first, right? Better than setting up a new OS X account, or reinstalling the system.

Here's the info What is Safe Boot, Safe Mode? (Mac OS X)

To do a Safe Boot, follow the link above, or just click here for instructions Mac OS X: Starting up in Safe Mode

After the Safe Boot, run Software Update again.

sorry I don't get why i need to software update..

J2se
iweb
idvd
iphoto
security

i don't want any of them and don't see what they have to do with my current problems....

bp

stief March 1st, 2008 07:34 AM

j2se is java related. LW runs on java. I think you've found a likely reason LW won't run: it's missing an important java piece.

All these updates fix a problem, and some of the problems fixed may relate to your problem.

As for Security updates, the reasons for installing them should be clear.


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