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public enemy

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Jun 7, 2005
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just made the switch, and im not sure how this works for the apple. i know i dont have to worry about blue screens of death, spyware and viruses. but what about overall maintance of my ibook g4, do i run any maintance programs or system scans (if so where are they located?). second are there any ticks/tips anyone has on computer maintance....keeping this ibook running smooth? thanx
 

wheezy

macrumors 65816
Apr 7, 2005
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Hmmm...not really much you need to do. I think repairing permissions is something you should do every now and again. You can do that in Disk Utility. Just spotlight it. Great program.
 

wdlove

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Oct 20, 2002
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Running Repair Permissions should be run before and after installation of siftware.

If your iBook is on 24/7 the Mac OS runs a repair/maintenavce program on its own.

I also us System Optimizer X for maintenace of my Mac.

http://www.mkd.cc/sox/
 

FF_productions

macrumors 68030
Apr 16, 2005
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Mt. Prospect, Illinois
Yeah, im a pc user, and people say its recommended to defragment ur hard drive, can u do that on Os X, better yet, do u even have to when u have a mac?
AND does disk utitly mean defragmenting?
 
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