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winstonrc

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Feb 27, 2011
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Hello,
I used an application deleter to delete applications I rarely use. Now I'm having problems with my iTunes. The warning message I get is "F4MDamageTitleStr." It comes up when I try to open iTunes, or try to download a song into iTunes. I downloaded the new version of iTunes but that message still comes up. Also, when I try to start the Photobooth application, the same error message shows and the app doesn't open.

Any tips on what I can do to get iTunes and Photobooth working again?

Thanks.
 
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It sounds like you used a program called Mackeeper or another similar one. You do not need to use programs like this to keep your Mac running good. If you want to delete an app you don't want, simply drag that app to the Trash bin; it's as simple as that. Some apps, however, do come with uninstallers, and you should use those where applicable.

At this point, the best option would be to first repair permissions and see if that helps, although I doubt it in this case.

But what you should really do is reinstall OS/X. Hopefully you have a good back up to restore from.
 
F4MDamageTitleStr

Having the same problem. Repairing disk permissions didn't work, so I'm looking for another solution. Anybody know what this means? Am I missing some kind of file or script?
Thanks
 
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