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<blockquote data-quote="MacHeadCase" data-source="post: 359371">No problem at all. If the Combo updater and QuickTime didn't change anything, here's a last ditch effort you might try — now if this doesn't work either, looks like you'll have to reinstall everything, I'm afraid — download <a href="http://www.charlessoft.com/" target="_blank">Pacifist</a> and install it.Insert your Mac OS X Tiger install disk, launch Pacifist and try to find the file's package out of all the files on the DVD (or CD). It might take a while or it could be obvious.I'm really not too fond of solutions like this because if there was, at some point an OS update that uhm updated this file, you'll be running with an older file than the system expects to find. Of course the other possibility is that nothing has updated the file since.Anyway, it's worth a shot. But like I said, if it doesn't work, loos like you'll have to reinstall the whole thing.Good luck!&nbsp;&nbsp; :girl:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MacHeadCase, post: 359371"] No problem at all. If the Combo updater and QuickTime didn't change anything, here's a last ditch effort you might try — now if this doesn't work either, looks like you'll have to reinstall everything, I'm afraid — download [URL="http://www.charlessoft.com/"][B]Pacifist[/B][/URL] and install it. Insert your Mac OS X Tiger install disk, launch Pacifist and try to find the file's package out of all the files on the DVD (or CD). It might take a while or it could be obvious. I'm really not too fond of solutions like this because if there was, at some point an OS update that uhm updated this file, you'll be running with an older file than the system expects to find. Of course the other possibility is that nothing has updated the file since. Anyway, it's worth a shot. But like I said, if it doesn't work, loos like you'll have to reinstall the whole thing. Good luck! :girl: [/QUOTE]

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