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Lesser Evets

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Jan 7, 2006
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It's not the most devastating thing, but my Finder bar at the top of the screen sometimes goes black. Thus, it's impossible to see the words and symbols or time. I can click on it and find the pulldowns, but it's nonsense to have to do.

Usually it is white on start-up and after a sleep in the day I will get the computer awakening to find the bar changed. Just another sad Snow Leopard glitch.

Anyone have any idea how to correct it? Terminal>killall Finder doesn't help.
 
Maybe a System User Interface issue. I've seen that tied to the Menu Bar in other posts from professional techs. Move the plist to your Desktop, then Restart.

HD/Users/YourUserName/Library/Preferences/com.apple.systemuiserver.plist
 
On trackpad, swipe up with four fingers to Mission Control and back again restored it to normal.
 
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