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01-24-2005, 05:07 PM
It has always performed well...until a week ago. Everything got very slow and I started getting error messages about settings "being off" when they actually were on, so I decided to format and reinstall everything. It was all fine 'til today, when the error messages comes back and out of 20 files i print to disk from Logic Pro -only 10 shows up on disk. I need my PB to be in 100% shape so my question is: DOES THIS SOUND LIKE A HARDWARE ISSUE? If so, I'm concidering getting a new mac, but I don't wanna do that until I can see if this is fixable for far less money... Any replies and tips will be greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
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