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TIPS & TRICKS
ISSUES & ANSWERS |
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Many errors in OS X occur
because of faulty permissions on the hard drive. You can generally
prevent this by running the repair permissions function in the
Macintosh Disk Utility. The Help Desk recommends running it at
least once per month. To repair
permissions, open a Finder window, select “Applications,”
and then double click the “Utilities” folder to open
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Find and double-click
“Disk Utility” to open the program:
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Select the volume on
which you'd like to run the repair (for most people, it will
just read “Macintosh HD”) and then click "Repair
Disk Permissions" at the bottom. The process is automatic
and will take several minutes to complete. You can do other things
while this runs. |
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