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ieani

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Jan 3, 2006
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the states for now
Im returning this ibook im and am going to get an intel imac instead. How do I uninstall everything and delete my internet history? thanks!
 
mad jew said:
Oh, and shut the machine down once you get to the part where it asks for your personal information. :)

I made all mine up when i first started the ibook. Im known as "ddsdfd" or something like that.
 
If you've set up iTunes Music Store access, be sure to deauthorize the iBook before wiping it.
 
After you de-authorize and start up from the CD, and run Disk Utility from the Installer menu. Use it to erase the disk by writing zeros to it (click the button that says "Security Options"). If you're really paranoid, you can choose 7-pass or 35-pass instead, but that's probably overkill if you don't work with sensitive documents.
 
You're allowed to play your purchased songs on up to 5 computers. When you first play a purchased song, your remaining systems decreases to 4. By deauthorising, it goes back up to 5.

If you've already wiped and you need that 5th authorisation, then you'll need to reinstall the OS, open up iTunes, play a purchased song, then deauthorise.
 
Nermal said:
You're allowed to play your purchased songs on up to 5 computers. When you first play a purchased song, your remaining systems decreases to 4. By deauthorising, it goes back up to 5.

If you've already wiped and you need that 5th authorisation, then you'll need to reinstall the OS, open up iTunes, play a purchased song, then deauthorise.

oh i dont own any itunes music.
 
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