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What can i do to fix this as i rerun the installer and nothing new appears.
Do i need another update first? What can i do to get my limewire back!! Thanks in advance |
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Go to menu bar, under the GO menu, select Applications. Then look for LimeWire folder inside there. When you find it, open the folder, double-click the program to open it.
Once it's open, control-click the LW icon in the Dock & choose to keep in Dock. That's where you will find it in future. ![]() BTW a keyboard shortcut to access your Applications folder is Command-SHIFT-A keys at same time. Command key is the one with an apple icon or the one that shows below. ![]() ⌘ SHIFT A |
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thanks thats helped but in my limewire folder the limewire icon is not their it has a big see through circle with a line through it.
when i click on this it says "You cannot open the application LimeWire because the Classic environment is no longer supported" Any more help guys? |
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is your computer a 64 bit intel machine? if not then it's not compatible with LW 5. Best to downgrade to LW 4.18 Lime Wire » Download Out-Of-Date Installers If problems installing then remove install limewire.pkg from receipts folder in library.
Receipts folder sample image
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I am not sure i am using the an imac Mac OS X 10.5.6 With a 2.8Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo processor
Is the processor my main problem? |
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I have reinstalled the older version of limewire but would like the newer updated version could you tell me how to check to see if it is a 64 bit ... whatever the things called...
![]() Thanks in advance nd for all your help so far
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Easiest way to know is go to Java preferences & see if Java 1.6 (6) is listed. If it is, move it up the hierarchy; Setting up Java for Leopard. Java 6 only runs on 64-bit machines.
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Your help has been brilliant so far thanks very much
I now have done it all have all the requirements but for some reason when i open the limewire folder in my applications the limewire image is not their it is a see through circle through some documents. When i try to open this it comes up saying "You can't open the appliation "LimeWire" because the Classic environment is no longer supported" any ideas what i can do? |
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I've seen that reported before. Either means you have accidentally downloaded the OS 9 Classic installer v.4.0.x or your computer does not support Java 6. To check, go to Java's preferences & see if Java 1.6(6) is listed. If Java 6 is listed, move it to the top of list. Setting up Java for Leopard. Keep in mind LimeWire 5 only runs with Java 1.6. If you do not have Java 1.6 then use the appropriate operating system version for your system: Lime Wire » Download Out-Of-Date Installers but do not choose the bottom one on list which is the Classic OS 9 one. Image below is choices for old versions, the top one being 4.18.8
![]() Below is typical error received when attempting to run an OS 9 installer or program (the cross through the program icon means it cannot be opened): ![]() . Last edited by Lord of the Rings; March 15th, 2009 at 09:04 PM. |
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#10
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Right i definitely have the correct Java and i am definitely downloading the correct installer but the same problem is happening...
any ideas? |
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