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TayHarley

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Mar 14, 2008
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Hi

Any ideas how I can get rid of this 'options' frame. Seems to be a legacy from something !

Can't be dragged and I've shut everything down to try and find it to no avail!?

Thanks in advance . . . Stu
 

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Open Users & Groups in System Preferences and see if there are any processes in the Login Items, see if there is one you uninstalled but remains there.

There are other places to look, for instance have a look in Activity Monitor and see if there are unknown ones to you.
Last, look in the /Library/LaunchDeamons/Agents for unknown processes which load at startup
 
Hi JustPerry

Thanks for the reply. There is a long list of things in Activity Monitor that are unknown to me (need a tutorial !) there needs to be an Apple Official Logo in the list to stop me killing critical activities e.g. :apple:

I'll have a trawl through Agents and see what transpires.

Thx again . . . Stuart
 
don't know what I deleted but it seems to have worked !! iMac still running so didn't break it :)

thx for the advice . . .Stu
 
don't know what I deleted but it seems to have worked !! iMac still running so didn't break it :)

thx for the advice . . .Stu

Good it is solved.

Yes, agree, there are many processes in Activity Monitor, I know most of them so I know what I do, you can't really break the OS by stopping a process but you could stop a process which makes the OS stop, for instance, if you stop loginWindow you are instantly logged out.

If it comes back reply to this post and I will try to see which app or process it was.
 
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