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I'm confused. When I uncheck my Dashboard widgets that I'm not using, they stay unchecked only until I restart my computer.

Is there a way to keep them unchecked? I thought they ate up RAM if checked.
 
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I'm sorry, but where are you unchecking the widgets? The only way I know of to get rid of widgets from Dashboard is by clicking on the little X in the top left corner
 
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I'm sorry, but where are you unchecking the widgets? The only way I know of to get rid of widgets from Dashboard is by clicking on the little X in the top left corner
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Oh that. Why don't you just disable them using the little X in the corner? Especially since you don't want them to pop up again. If you need to use a particular widget, you can always throw it back up.
 
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But, when I restart my computer, it shows every widget being checked. Are they using RAM?
 
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Open up Activity Monitor (use Spotlight search) as soon as you boot up your computer and check to see if the widgets show up. If not, then there's your answer.
 
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Please help me!!!
I've recently purchased my first every apple computer, namely the new 24" imac w/2.8 ghz, 2 gb ram, etc. and I absolutely love it.

The problem is this...I know the shortcut keys for the dashboard the mouse buttons for it as well, however whenever I press any of the keys I see the dashboard open but none of the widgets are displayed. Even after dragging the widgets to the dashboard (after pressing the + sign in the corner) none of the widgets display. In fact as soon as I drag them onto the screen the dashboard automatically exits. If I hit the dashboard buttons, the dashboard itself display but none of the widgets....

Any ideas/suggestions? please and thank you....
 

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