#JBIDWATCHER UNKNOWN ERROR MAC OS X#

Some users have found that a fix we originally reported for this problem under Mac OS X 10.3.7 - entering valid DNS numbers (if they are currently absent) in the Network pane of System Preferences - works to resolve this problem after the security update as well. Some users have noted that this problem started occurring after the Mac OS X 10.3.7 update, though there does seem to be marked increase of cases associated with the security update. Mail.app launching slowly We continue to receive several reports of the Mail application being very slow to launch since installing Security Update 2005-001. 'from the preference folder, everything, at least all the programs, seem to be working again. 'I previously had very serious problems after I had installed the latest security update. plist files from the ~/Library/Preferences directory. Leonardo was able to resolve these issues by deleting two. plist files MacFixIt reader Leonardo Russell had serious issues after applying Security Update 2005-001, including an inability to launch some applications, which he describes in a MacFixIt forums posting. This has no noticeable effect on anything else.'ĭeleting specific. On each occasion the solution has been to trash the ByHost folder found in ~/Library/Preferences.

'I have several times seen a problem where Mail, Safari, and Address Book simply won't launch. However, after erasing the program and preference files, reinstalling, adding the 7.0.1 patch, and re-repairing permissions for good luck, I was able to get it launch again.'ĭeleting 'ByHost' folder MacFixIt reader Steve Cooper reports that a previously discovered workaround, deleting the 'ByHost' folder from ~/Library/Preferences, may be applicable for application launching problems stemming from Security Update 2005-001 I did a Repair Permissions and still no launch.

I'd click the dock icon and the program graphic would display and then just hang right-clicking the dock icon to select Force Quit wouldn't stop the program anymore than a option-command-escape would. 'An online friend directed me to your site after I related problems regarding my inability to get Photoshop 7.0.1 to launch. While the causes for this issue are varied, and in most cases not directly caused by the security update, a number of potential solutions exist.ĭeleting application and re-installing MacFixIt reader Don Drews had problems launching Photoshop after applying the most recent security update, and found that deleting all traces of the application, and its associated preference files from the ~/Library/Preferences folder (try searching for 'Photoshop' in the Finder and deleting all pertinent items) resolved the issue: I've tried all the tricks described in the article but problem remains.' 'iPhoto 5 won't launch after the sec update, It crashes while loading the library. Apple applications seem especially susceptible. Applications will not launch, potential solutions A number of different applications are displaying difficulty launching after Security Update 2005-001 is applied.

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