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Robert Spoecker

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Apr 12, 2010
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I dont know how MobileMe got into my System Preferences and on the upper right of my toolbar an my Mac but I don't want it there and there seems no way to get rid of it.

I hate getting things added to my computer and then have no way to get rid of it.

I may have done something by mistake but even so there should be a simple checkbox to get rid of it.

Can anyone help me get the presence of MobileMe from my computer?

Robert
 
I assume it has something to do with my iPad because if I had no iPad there would be nothing for me to sync with.
 
Wow, it looks like you've got some really useless posts in there. People, why not just tell him what info he needs.

MobileMe is installed by default as it is one of the OS preferences. Do you have a MobileMe account? If you do is this page not there?

— [Screenshot of MobileMe Sync preferences] —
 
MobileMe is installed by default as it is one of the OS preferences. Do you have a MobileMe account? If you do is this page not there

While MobileMe is a default item in the system preferences, it definitely doesn't show up in the top toolbar unless you specifically turn it on.
 
While MobileMe is a default item in the system preferences, it definitely doesn't show up in the top toolbar unless you specifically turn it on.

I know, but that's different from being installed. Hopefully the OP has just overlooked the checkbox.
 
Wow, it looks like you've got some really useless posts in there. People, why not just tell him what info he needs.

MobileMe is installed by default as it is one of the OS preferences. Do you have a MobileMe account? If you do is this page not there?

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No my preferences want me to log in but I don't want to log in. I just want to bail out and be done with it.

Robert
 
If you click on the MobileMe icon in System Preferences, it will ask you log in; if you don't have an account, then just ignore it and don't click on it; there is no way to remove MobileMe from the System Preferences—it's part of the OS.
 
Thank you, command + drag did it. That its presence will remain in my system preferences is ok.

Grateful,

Robert

No problem, I completely forgot about command + drag, it's pretty nifty. As for that bug (and yes I think it's a bug), I don't really know. Lately I've been having some problems with the menubar icons. The AirPort checkbox in the networking preferences was gone for awhile. I don't know what that was about.

I'm going to take down the screenshots now.
 
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