Thread: Trying to set up NETGEAR wireless on eMac

I'm having a difficult time understanding your post... but it may be that you do not have the correct drivers installed for Windows or the display settings are not setup correctly. Since it works OK on the Mac side and does not work with Windows, that's a good possibility. A projector is like an external display. You have to choose the correct resolution and color depth. Also, make sure Windows recognizes the pocket projector before...

Quote: Originally Posted by melman911 How do i do a Spotlight search? I am new to MAC and am having problems finding things. I know Windows is still on there. Just don't know how to take it off...... Click on the magnifying glass at the upper right corner of your screen and start typing in the name of the virtual machine. It should show you any remnants of the install.

Quote: Originally Posted by vansmith Flash is very CPU intensive so don't expect stellar performance with Flash content especially if you're using a newer version which is almost a prereq. for most Flash content. well I am using osx 10.3 but I could only find disc one so it isn't completely installed but I will finish the install when I find the other 2 disc I installed it on one of the limes with 96mb ram cuase if they can...

Of course he can't do that because he already deleted Fusion. If the Spotlight approach doesn't work, the simplest thing might be to reinstall Fusion, then follow those instructions. The reinstall should detect your virtual machine. Once you delete the VM from within Fusion, you can delete Fusion again. Should work, although personally I have not tried it. Good luck.

Help with Bootpicker

I've read in many places that speed matters when burning images but I've had plenty of success burning at fast speeds. I'm sure the failure rate is higher at higher speeds but as you found out, faster speeds can work just as well.

Since it's done it 2x now I would go for a PCI USB card just in case. I wonder if there was a power surge at one point? I know you have it plugged into a UPS, but who knows.

I'm running Windows7, Fedora12, openSUSE11.1 and Kubuntu 9.10 VM's (one at a time) on my MacBook Air 1.86Ghz/2GB RAM with no issues. Virtual Box is an excellent virtualization product and makes switching around between OS's for work or play very easy. It's free, so why not try it?

Quote: Originally Posted by cr4zybeauty The only way to do it is to ruin this and install a worse OS? That's is the stupidest thing I have ever heard of! Guess buying an old Mac is my option! Thanks... To be honest...you really can't expect Apple to support OS9 forever. OS X was first released in 2001, and the last update to OS 9 (9.2.2) was released in the 2001-2002 timeframe...so that means it's been 7-8 years since OS 9 was...

Quote: Originally Posted by chscag Your "boot.ini" file is pointing to the incorrect system partition, hence, the error. That file is a hidden system file in the root of drive c which is your Boot Camp partition. You need to edit the file. See the following: LINK Regards. How do I change it from my Mac OS? I can't get on Windows to do the way it tells you to.