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Old 3rd August 2009 | 12:06
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AppleMacster
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Jokova,

You could try repairing disk permissions: Applications>Utilities>Disk Utility, select the top disk on the left-hand side and click "Repair Disk Permissions".

It might be a RAM issue, although*if you have at least 2Gb and it is seated properly, it probably won't be this.

Have you installed any outdated control panels/utilities which might be causing some conflict with 10.5? Some older Applications and their extensions can also cause issues.

Have you got any anti-virus software? This has a tendency to cause more trouble than it's worth on the Mac.

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