My iMac is MY iMac - just that my son who is used to using macs at school thought he was ok - and has been before.

To use all its features, you do need to do some configuring, nothing as bad as RedRyder or White Knight even use to be, but more than average for most. One thing to remember, P2P means your IP was/is out there, and there are going to be more denial of service, rlogin and other queries at your front door (modem or router firewall). Carbon Copy Cloner backups are very flexible. I don't know if you can selectively restore with what you have or used. You should have with a clean install of the OS not had any 3rd party or issues unless on backup drives. SMįirst, consider a backup strategy such that you always have one set off line, that means two backup sets minimum.Ī combination for some is to clone their system weekly and use TimeMachine (though I am more inclined to change backup schedule to one or twice a day, only when the system is idle, and other things).Īnd keep all the original software installers on a non-system drive too. Have a got a disc utility - I can't even show you now what he did as after the restore the trash bin was emptied? Anyone help? Any Vuze buddies there? Any patient restores that can help in a way that doesn't take 4 hours? Thank you.

I trashed all to do with Vuze in the hope that I could reinstall it - but when the installation completes - open Vuze and it immediately refers you back to the web page? Cant get any further than that. Don't feel at all confident about my Mac now. But we have also noticed now that certain programs refuse to open? Vuze being one, Entourage was another which I resintalled. Well - I say 'I' - actually my son! He was after a particular piece of software which appeared to download fine through Vuze but to install it you had to change something in the Terminal? He went ahead and fiddles about and blast the Mac screamed for help! I had to restore the while lot from OS disc which took about 4 hours! After reloading my Entourage was a bit of a mess - but managed (I think) to sort that.

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