I'm so mad that I can't even open anything on it because the majority of the programs on it are locked! How do I unlock the files?

(....I hate imacs... ah well, mom upgraded from a power macintosh 6100 to a wacky imac.... already the imac hates me. The day that she gets it, I sit in front of it and it freezes! )

Hit it with bricks...I find that method to be HIGHLY effective

Seriously...when ever this one does weird stuff to me, I just shut it down and hope everything goes back to some semblance of 'normal' when I start it back up again.

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It turns out that it's a program to lock anything. Which is really irritating. The tech guy has no idea why it's even locking it up.

Might as well have to delete the program to free the imac.

Waitaminute. People still use iMacs? I thought those got retired years ago.

IMHO, iMacs aren't useful for anything. Well... unless you're out of kindling and need to make a fire.

Syntax Wrote:Waitaminute. People still use iMacs? I thought those got retired years ago. IMHO, iMacs aren't useful for anything. Well... unless you're out of kindling and need to make a fire.

That's got to be one of the least intelligent posts I've read all year

I have more than my share of horrible experience with any apple computers.

Only Apple II series worked great for me.

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Yea, it's called "Multi-user." Unless deactivated it should be a control panel that can be customized per user. It'll ask you who you are on startup and will keep things the way you like it and remember the other's until called for.

We'd use that at work, but it's better to train folks to break bad organizational habits than to use that feature. They used it as a crutch-excuse to still screw their own work up thinking they didn't need to change what they obviously needed to. Unification operational protocol is the name of the game in a working environment like we have. Operating computers at work shared by other employees need to be approached like driving to work; there's no room for personal flair. Just follow the rules and the rules are determined by the best organizational advantage, not "what's cool."

But, in a non-working enviroment, I'd see it's advantages, sure. Around the house is where personal preferences do matter. But it sounds like it wouldn't fix your problem, Kia. Locked files are locked files and "Multi User" was never meant to get around that (it's used for theme and placement preferences), especially if it's not supposed to be doing that, and even more especially if it's relocking stuff it has nothing to do with.

Another thing, any PC system's manufacturer all recommend it's system software to be reinstalled no less than annually even if it seems to be running FINE. It debugs and is the best preventative maintenance there is... to say nothing about when there really IS an obvious problem.order abortion pill http://unclejohnsprojects.com/template/default.aspx?morning-after-pill-price where to buy abortion pill

Augh! Well, then I'd say don't be mad at Macintosh or that computer. It's not their fault. It's your school's staff's inability to maintain basic computer care.