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<blockquote data-quote="pm-r" data-source="post: 1780194" data-attributes="member: 175845">At this point and now at 35 posts with various suggestions for your various problems and seemingly growing, I'd seriously recommend you consider getting some Mac help from a good authorized commercial Mac tech to get your Mac running as it should.This does not include the techs at any Apple store, but a good Apple dealer or independent Mac tech. Many are also mobile in most areas if that helps.There are almost too many problems that the basic fixes are not fixing.There's even a possibility that your HDD (hard drive) is failing which can cause settings etc. to go goofy. It is ten years old which is almost past it's prime and normal longevity.Anyway, I suggest doing so would be well worth the money, but maybe some other techs here may have other suggestions but I think they've already been exhausted IMHO.- Patrick======</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pm-r, post: 1780194, member: 175845"] At this point and now at 35 posts with various suggestions for your various problems and seemingly growing, I'd seriously recommend you consider getting some Mac help from a good authorized commercial Mac tech to get your Mac running as it should. This does not include the techs at any Apple store, but a good Apple dealer or independent Mac tech. Many are also mobile in most areas if that helps. There are almost too many problems that the basic fixes are not fixing. There's even a possibility that your HDD (hard drive) is failing which can cause settings etc. to go goofy. It is ten years old which is almost past it's prime and normal longevity. Anyway, I suggest doing so would be well worth the money, but maybe some other techs here may have other suggestions but I think they've already been exhausted IMHO. - Patrick ====== [/QUOTE]

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