Mac OS folder appearing on startup?

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  1. Jamie0003, Jul 25, 2011

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    For some reason, the Mac OS folder in system keeps appearing whenever I start up my Mac. I think it's something to do with resume, but iv'e never been into that folder since upgrading to lion, and it also randomly appears when I'm using my mac.

    Is it a bug or am I the only one?
     
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  2. Hugh, Jul 25, 2011

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    What do you mean Mac OS folder???? Can you explain in detail what this folder is?

    Hugh
     
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  3. Jamie0003, Jul 25, 2011

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    Umm, I don't really know, I think it must be a system folder; it's in library> printers though
     
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  4. Nelisnx2, Aug 1, 2011

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    I had the same problem. In my case it happened after i installed Steam. To disable the folder to open at on startup do this:
    Go to Systempreference -> Users and Groups -> select your account and go to the login tab. Here you will see a folder (in my case a folder called "Steam"). To remove the folder from startup select the folder and than the remove button at the bottom.
    Sorry for my bad English or translations. (I'm dutch)
     
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  5. SgtImhotep, Nov 18, 2011

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    Thanks for the Nelisnx2, that had been bugging me for ages. :)

    Cheers,

    SgtImhotep
     
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  6. Razeus, Mar 8, 2012

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    Thank god for "search" functions. I've been trying to solve this for a while.
     
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  7. woodhousem, Jun 15, 2012

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    Resources Folder Keeps appearing on startup

    Thanks for the tip, I believe the Resources folder that kept appearing was a result of a faulty MS Office for MAC upgrade.

    Woody
     
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