What's the default name for mac iBook G4 system administrator?
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root is the default sys admin name. at the login window type root and then a password you will remember and it should log you into the root account( you are now god do a happy dance) if it dosnt log you in it means someone else is already the root.
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Can't - it must have a name, whether it's "New Folder", "My Documents" or "a".  There needs to be a name to reference it.
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go to www.microsoft.com/mac or call\nApple CARE1800 7672775 (sosappl)
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Mac OS X Tiger: Missing Manual \nby David Pogue
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I will choose Apple Macintosh in accordance to it's OS - Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, due to it's based on highly reliable and stable foundation - UNIX. I have been used my new iBook for more then a year and it's really has no breakdowns or failures. Besides UNIX, the seamlessly built-in desktop search engine - Spotlight makes you finds your information just in seconds. The Mac OS or Macintosh today is truely compartible with other Windows computers, networks, disks or softwares.\n\n"It's the best operating system out here" saids Walt Mossberg, author of Personal Technology column in Wall Street Journal.
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MAC-48 and EUI-48\n\nMedia Access Control address (MAC address)\nExtended Unique Identifier (EUI)
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http://www.macoptions.com/mactips.html
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I had this once and it was a virus. I don't remember the name though. It was a pretty easy fix once I found out what it was.  Look it up on the MacAffee site.
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Hi there...the only way to gain access to any Mac's root/master username password is to reboot the machine with the original iMac system disc that came with the computer. \n\nHere's the Apple document which explains this: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=151815
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your workgroup name is different ... in xp the default is mshome and on 98 the default is workgroup.   they must be the same :) \nto change it on xp \nright click on my computer  \nclick on computer name  \nclick on change and change workgroup name to  workgroup \nclick ok\nthat should do it
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See below for a step-by-step guide to installing a new logic board on a Powerbook G4.  You're shown how to take the Powerbook apart, which I guess is what you're after.\n-------\nhttp://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Mac/PowerBook-G4-Al-15-Inch-1-5/1-67-BT-2-0-LR/Logic-Board-Page-2-Upper-Case
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Are you talking about AIM? http://www.aim.com/help_faq/starting_out/screennames.adp?aolp=#change\n\nIf you are talking about Windows (like the name when you log on, or at the top of the start menu) follow the directions below:\n\n1. Click on Start, then Control Panel \n2. Click on User accounts\n3. Click Change an account\n4. Click on the name you wish to change\n5. Click change my name\n6. Type in the new name\n7. Click Change name\n8. Close that window (the red x in the upper right corner)\n9. Close the control panel window\n\nNext time your comptuer starts up, the name will be changed.
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Might be an easier way:\n\nClick Start, go to programs, then go to Startup and see if it's starting in there.\n\nOtherwise press {windows key} + {pause break}, go to Advanced tab, then to environment variables button, and then look under system variables for any reference to that name - then delete it.\n\nIf this doesn't work, post back because you may have to check the registry.
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Depends if you're Mac or PC.  I have to remember 2 ways as I use Mac at work (Cmd-p) and PC at home (Ctrl-p).\n\nQuick keys can be a pain sometimes - lol
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to find your mac address on a pc running windows...\ngo to the command line and type "ipconfig/all"
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As a normal user, ifconfig -a shows all the IP's.\nIf the same command is run as root, it will also show the MAC address
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We have iMacs, and the AIM for Mac has an option in the Preferences, where you can choose to have it save the logs, AND you can password protect access to the logs - that's how I keep tabs on what my son is really up to!  And thankfully, it's nothing too bad.