How do I get rid of the Mac Blue Screen?
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Boot the Mac OS CD, and copy off anythng you really need.  Then, reboot and re-install the OS.
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Give us some more info such as model of computer, is it the Apple keyboard, version of operating system, program you are typing in, is ctl the "Control" key, are you using any foreign language software (is there a flag in the menu bar next to Help)?\n\nIf this is OS X, read on. Otherwise, submit your question again with details. Open TextEdit (in Applications folder) and type. Try the spacebar. Spacebar OK? Your other program is wacky. TextEdit also has wacky spacebar operation? Keep reading.\n\nRestart and hold the Shift key until you see the blue startup / welcome screen (could be two minutes wait). Try TextEdit again. Spacebar OK? Restart and don't hold Shift. TextEdit OK? It was drive corruption. TextEdit back to wacky? It's one of the items that open automatically at login. Go to the Apple menu (or the Dock) and choose System Preferences. Then choose Login Items. Turn off one item at a time and restart to test again. When you get rid of the problem, resinstall the program that made the Login Item.
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Have you tried \nStart, Control Panel, Add and remove programs?\nThen select what you want removed.\nThat usually will do the trick.
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Most programs can be just be moved to the trash bin...there's no notion of a registry or other files that need cleanup...  just select the folder or application icon, drag it to the trash or press Command-Delete.  Most mac apps are self contained with their folder or application icon.\n\nSome programs do have an uninstallation program. Locate your app on the hard drive and see if it has one. Otherwise, just delete it.
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I use Windows. Never used a Mac. I hear good things about them but I don't want to try it.
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Use the program "Psst"\n\nhttp://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16780
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try to delete from command prompt or in the safe mode.it would certainly help.
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The quicker way is loads a picture in the web broswer, right click on the picture and select Set As Background.\n\nIF blue screen is full of  white texts and nothing work(The "blue screen of death" aka BSOD), then your XP is toast, time to reinstall XP.
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go to start menue->run->"msconfig"->startup tab.  if something looks suspecious there you should remove it.
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Also you may try and do this:\n\nStart > Run \nType in MSCONFIG\nGo to Startup, and uncheck the programs on start up (I find that helps)\n\nAlso in the right corner on the tasbar I Disable/Exit a few of those programs - running in the background
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Have you tried going into my computer and then "add/delete programs"? The debugger maybe under another company name. Check out items under windows explorer (if you're running windows and not an apple system). That way you can view things without doing any harm.
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Run an anti-virus (MaCafee is the best!!)\nAlso run an anti-spyware(Microsoft gives one free!!)\nOr \nDefragment Or\nFormat and reinstall your whole operating system.\n\nOnce this is done ur comp should start working. Take precaution by puting in some pop-up blocker(Google works very fine and its free!!) and AVOID selecting and pop-ups saying"warning " or such...\nAlso donot install unnecessary software or screensavers and such ...\n\n\nIf none of the above works catch your computer dealer and ask him to solve the bug.
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Check out this page, it may help...\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/support/mac101/help/5/
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Try going to control panel and see if it was some kind of desktop bug that can be uninstalled.
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discussions.apple.com\n\nLook under MacBook.  You'll find problems that have arisen with other users. Quite useful, really.
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ya mac is not like it used to be you can view all pc stuff on mac now keep asking
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turn on your computer when the blue screen appears press the f10 key several times. this will cause it to start in safe mode and take you to a restore site . first try restore settings and start "DO NOT HIT THE ADVANCED KEY" if you do it will restore your system to new settings and you will lose everything on your hard drive. \nAt times this may be your only choice . So before your do anything if possible save as much to disk as possible.