My roommate's iMac suddenly developed two problems while she was away on vacation; a computer-illiterate roommate used it twice over that period, so no one's sure if he's to blame or not.
Whenever the computer is turned on now, it immediately tries to "Connect" to something called "iDisk" as user "mac4brains" and asks for a password. We just hit cancel and the computer starts up normally. How do we get that message to stop coming up? there doesn't seem to be an iDisk program on her computer.
Secondly, we can no longer open Internet Explorer. it starts to open, then gives us an error of type 2. I think this is a memory problem, but she has over 300 MB of RAM and doesn't have anything else running. I turned on virtual memory and increased the memory allotted to the program with Get Info (from 4000 k to 8000 k) and the problem remains.
I don't know if these are connected. Any ideas?
Whenever the computer is turned on now, it immediately tries to "Connect" to something called "iDisk" as user "mac4brains" and asks for a password. We just hit cancel and the computer starts up normally. How do we get that message to stop coming up? there doesn't seem to be an iDisk program on her computer.
Secondly, we can no longer open Internet Explorer. it starts to open, then gives us an error of type 2. I think this is a memory problem, but she has over 300 MB of RAM and doesn't have anything else running. I turned on virtual memory and increased the memory allotted to the program with Get Info (from 4000 k to 8000 k) and the problem remains.
I don't know if these are connected. Any ideas?