Open Question: when i switch on my system "press delete to enter bios setup" dialogue is appearing.?

Open Question: when i switch on my system "press delete to enter bios setup" dialogue is appearing.?

You probably messed with the boot order in your bios.

Go back into your bios and select Put all settings back to default, save & exit.


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Open Question: How can I delete Mac Defender from my Mac?

Open Question: How can I delete Mac Defender from my Mac?

Your foirgot to mention your version of OS. My answer is for OS 10.5.8

Restart while holding the shift key for 30 seconds. Then drag macdefender.app to the trash. Look also at:
/Library/Application Support
and at:
yourhomefolder/Library/Application Support
for anything that looks like macdefender stuff.

Whatever is loading with your login can be disabled from loading:
Open System Preferences > Accounts. Select your account. Select the Login Items tab. Select anything about MacDefender. Click the - sign at the bottom left. This step is not important if you deleted all MacDefender items, as it is only a link to one of those items.

To reassure others, there is no OS X virus. This may be a malware app, but it is not a true virus.

EDIT:
To tdoc: Your answer looks like a question. YahooAnswers is not a discussion, so submit your question for others to answer.


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Open Question: printing queue won't delete on my HP laptop?

Open Question: printing queue won't delete on my HP laptop?

Home >All Categories > Computers & Internet >Hardware >Laptops & Notebooks >Open Questionveni vidi vici veni vidi vici Member since:January 13, 2011Total points:2,331 (Level 3)I try deleting/canceling it and nothing happens...and now I can not print anything out :/
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Soda634 by Soda634 Member since:January 21, 2011Total points:206 (Level 1)Depending on the printer, if you unplug it from the computer for a couple hours it should clear the printing que (Or print everything in it when you plug the printer in again)

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