This is a warning to all Snow Leopard users, be aware that a somewhat obscure Snow Leopard bug deletes ALL DATA from a user account, yikes! This will likely NOT effect you, but if you’re a Snow Leopard user you should understand the bug …
Several posts on the Apple Support forums (1, 2) dating back to 12 September indicate that some users have been losing all their data due to a nasty b.
It’s not often that we cover software updates, but when the product being updated is backup utility SuperDuper, we’ll make an exception.
Mac OS X Snow Leopard bug causes users to lose data on their primary account after logging in with a guest account.
The intertubes are ablaze today with reports of a serious bug in Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard that, under …
@Devin: Enjoy Snow Leopard , I mean Leopard , I mean Tiger, I mean Panther, I mean Jaguar, I mean Puma, I mean Cheetah eating all your data.
Macrumors is reporting on a new bug in Snow Leopard that wipes out user data. Apparently, if you’ve previously had guest logins enabled on your Leopard machine, then followed Apple’s instructions for a Snow Leopard upgrade (as in, …
One suggestion to prevent data loss is for users who had Guest accounts enabled under Leopard and then upgraded to Snow Leopard is to disable the Guest account and then re-enable it.
All you Snow Leopard users, take heed: if you have the Guest account enabled, you’ll wanna remove it until Apple fixes the latest bug that’s been found, if you don’t want to lose your data. In a nutshell, what’s happening is that if you …
Late last week, 9 to 5 Mac noted that a number of users have reported a Mac OS X Snow Leopard bug apparently related to Guest accounts that is resulting in a complete loss of user data. The problem appears to manifest itself on machines …
According to this article from BGR, the problem can occur by users logging in and out of a guest account on Snow Leopard , only to find that when they log back into their regular account, all their data has been wiped. …
A small but understandably very upset group of people are reporting a bug in Snow Leopard that totally wipes out account data without warning. The consensus is that it has something to do with guest accounts: the data loss seems to come …
A small but understandably very upset group of people are reporting a bug in Snow Leopard that totally wipes out account data without warning. The consensus is that it has something to do with guest accounts: the data loss seems to come …
It would be nice to have known that Backup Exec Agent for Macintosh does not support Mac Servers running Snow Leopard BEFORE we updated. There is no information at all on the Symantec site regarding SL Mac OS X 10.6. …
Since the debut of Snow Leopard , there have been complaints sprouting here and there on the Apple forums about users losing all of their data in a massive bug.
Apple Snow Leopard users have identified a nefarious bug that is apparently responsible for devouring user account data. The fatal wipe is reportedly triggered by switching from a guest account to an associated login
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Warning, warning: The latest Snow Leopard bug seems to threaten all your data, and it seems back-up has become essential, while Apple explores if the bug is just an isolated outbreak or a more serious matter.
Designed and developed by Dan Greuel, SnowChecker is a desktop application based on the Wiki-based Snow Leopard Compatibility website. Thanks to the thousands of users adding compatibility data to snowleopard .wikidot.com, …
Apple has put online an update of the Epson drivers for Snow Leopard . It comes in at 350 MB and you will be able to download it from the following address: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL900. The list of the Epson printers compatible can …
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