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  1. #1
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    Default Sisters mac problem...

    Okay so she randomly logged onto her mac today and her password didn't work so she went into instructions etc and it said to put the install disc 1 in and then hold "C" when the computer starts etc. Tried doing that but it just ends up back at the login screen, also tried the other way of booting a disc and that didn't work either.

    What could be the problem which is stopping the disc from booting when I hold down "C" and I'm still confused on how her password could reset or whatever randomly :S

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    Maybe she's gotten a virus. They can manage to do anything to a computer

    My computer barely starts because of a virus. Lol. Don't use my computer anymore. use my mom's
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    And yes, Macs can get viruses.

    But to me, it just sounds like your not booting from the disk properly, because Macs don't use generic, easy to maintain hardware, I don't have a clue how to make it boot from disk, sorry.
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    What version of Mac OS X you got? (Latest Mac OS X chances of a virus is slim unless downloading torrents)

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    No offence but most of this forum have never even used a mac so most wont know. I would try a proper mac forum http://macrumors.com will set you straight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom-Brown View Post
    What version of Mac OS X you got? (Latest Mac OS X chances of a virus is slim unless downloading torrents)
    I download torrents all the time and I never get viruses. You just need to look at the comments under where you download the .torrent file from to see if anyone says it has a virus.
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    Hi,

    Try holding down the "alt option" key whilst it's booting up. I'm new to Macs myself, but that's how it works on my MacBook Pro at least.

    Good luck.
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    Scott Graham
    “When you have confidence, you can have a lot of fun. And when you have fun, you can do amazing things.”

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