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Hi all
I have a 2 year old iMac and am running on 10.4.11 (updated from 10.4.7 as bought).
When i open system preferences and select network, a dialogue box appears to tell me that 'your network settings have been changed by another application' with a blue 'OK' button. No matter how many times i click 'OK' the same dialogue box reappears instantly so i can not get into any of my network settings.
Unfortunately i no longer have the tiger install disks that came with my iMac as someone kindly lost them for me. I have tried installing Pacifist and extracting the system preferences application from another copy of tiger (not mine so i can't use it to install straight from the disk itself) and i have also tried copying the same application from another mac but with no joy.
Can anyone suggest a solution? Would apple re-issue me with replacement installer disks?
I have a 2 year old iMac and am running on 10.4.11 (updated from 10.4.7 as bought).
When i open system preferences and select network, a dialogue box appears to tell me that 'your network settings have been changed by another application' with a blue 'OK' button. No matter how many times i click 'OK' the same dialogue box reappears instantly so i can not get into any of my network settings.
Unfortunately i no longer have the tiger install disks that came with my iMac as someone kindly lost them for me. I have tried installing Pacifist and extracting the system preferences application from another copy of tiger (not mine so i can't use it to install straight from the disk itself) and i have also tried copying the same application from another mac but with no joy.
Can anyone suggest a solution? Would apple re-issue me with replacement installer disks?