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& System 7) Please enter a title. You can not post a blank message. Please type your message and try again. This discussion is locked 88fordwayne Level 1 (0 points) Q: Mac OS 9.2 Refuses to Launch Applications Hello!I recently obtained a iBook G3 Dual USB (500 MHz/ 64 MB RAM/ 10 GB HD) off ebay. It just happened to be a public school board surplus computer from some school district in North Carolina.Anyway, besides the point. I am having a issue. The machine won't launch any applications (such as Word '98, Appleworks 6, Stuffit Expander). It gives me either an error type 1, 2, 3 or a bomb error type 10. I researched a little and found something about the "Internet Config Extension" needs to be enabled, but it isn't in the extension list. The icon is, however in the Extension folder but doesn't appear in the Extension list that allows you to turn them on/ off.I read that you could also download URL Access 2.3 from Apple, however my iBook won't launch it due to it requires Stuffit Expander, which gives me an error because it won't load applications. This is using Mac OS 9.2. The machine did not come with system disks (a mistake I horribly regret with buying it) but now that I have it I don't want it to go to waste. I'd like to get some kind of help to where I could get the OS fixed without a required reinstallation.Any help will be greatly appreciated! I'm not entirely sure, but this could also be a hardware issue. It was suggested to me by a friend the hard drive might be going bad on the unit because it is loud and sometimes finder will unexpectedly quit or i'll get a bomb error on the login menu.Thanks again,Jake iBook G3, Mac OS 9.2.x, 500 MHz, 64 MB RAM, 10 GB HD Posted on Sep 29, 2009 2:56 AM I have this question too Close Q: Mac OS 9.2 Refuses to Launch Applications All replies Helpful answers by Grant Bennet-Alder, Grant Bennet-Alder Sep 29, 2009 6:36 AM in response to 88fordwayne Level 9 (61,332 points) Desktops Sep 29, 2009 6:36 AM in response to 88fordwayne Be sure to run Disk First Aid. It will check the integrity of the Directory, but it cannot check for bad blocks.There is a bad blocks checker in Drive Setup, named "Test Disk". It simply reads (and writes, if you allow it) every block and replaces bad blocks. It takes several hours to complete; and much longer if there are errors. Helpful (0) Reply options Link to this post b
Services Warranty Policy Data Recovery Shipping Addresses Warranty Status Product Replacement RMA Status My Support My Support Portal Product Registration Ask a Question RMA Status Product Replacement Product Support My CloudMy BookMy PassportWD Elements & WD TVInternal DrivesWDLabsLegacy & Other Products Downloads WD Software Product Firmware Product Downloads Warranty & Returns Warranty Services Warranty Policy Data Recovery Shipping Addresses Warranty Status Product Replacement RMA Status My Support My Support Portal Product Registration Ask a Question RMA Status Product Replacement WD https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2180758?start=0&tstart=0 Community Search English Return to WDC.com Welcome to WD Support Filter your search My Cloud My Book My Passport WD Sentinel WD TV WD Elements Internal Drives Software Legacy Products Error: "Type 10 Error" in Mac OS Answer ID 962 This article explains the reason for Error: 'Type 10 Error' in Mac OS.*END <-- --> Problem: http://support.wdc.com/knowledgebase/answer.aspx?ID=962 Type 10 Error encountered while using a FireWire or USB drive in a Mac. Cause: According to Apple, this is an attempt to execute an instruction that does not exist in the CPUs repertoire. Basically, the machine on which it is being run does not support the command (for example, a 68020 instruction execution attempt on a 68000). Solution: Apple suggests that you try copying the file to another drive. In addition, you should use disk recovery software, such as Disk First Aid to examine the disk. You can try rebooting with all extensions off as this may allow you to read the data. More details are available from Apple. Search for Apple Article 55743. In case the answer did not answer your question, you can always visit the WD Community for help from WD users. Please rate the helpfulness of this answer Answers others found helpful Warranty on the replacement product is shorter than the warranty on the original product How to test a drive
message is displayed: "Sorry, the application 'Application Name' unexpectedly quit because an error of type (1, 2, or 3) occurred." Products affected System software versions 7.0 through Mac OS 9 Solution Type http://www.wasd.org/cms/lib7/PA06000060/Centricity/Domain/23/FAQs/type2errors.htm 1, 2, and 3 errors are Mac OS memory-addressing errors. These are usually caused by incompatible software or software conflicts. System software compatibility issues usually occur with older software. If your software falls into this category, https://www.thinkclassic.org/viewtopic.php?id=46 contact the software vendor for an updated version of the software that works with your installed system software version. Software application memory allocation may need to be increased to resolve the issue. See document 56042: "Mac mac os OS: Troubleshooting Out of Memory Errors". Software conflicts most often involve faults with extensions and control panels. Depending on which version of system software you have, you can troubleshoot these items in the following way: System 7.0 to System 7.1.2 1. Restart your Macintosh computer with the Shift key held down until you see the message "Welcome to Macintosh, Extensions off". This procedure temporarily turns off all non-essential extensions and control panels. mac os 9.2 2. Try to recreate the failure. If the failure does not reappear, then you have an extension conflict. Go to Step 3. If the failure continues to occur it is probably not related to any third party extension or control panel. You may need to contact the software vendor to upgrade your application. 3. To determine which of your extensions or control panels is causing the failure, create a folder on your desktop and place all your non-Apple extensions and control panels in that folder and restart your computer. 4. One by one, place the items back into your System Folder, restarting and attempting to recreate the failure every time you add an item. When the failure reoccurs, then you know that either the last item you added, or a combination of the items you have added, is causing your conflict. Contact the vendor of the extension or control panel to see if there is an updated version available. System 7.5 through Mac OS 9 1. Restart your Macintosh and hold down the Space Bar until the Extensions Manager control panel opens. 2. Use the pop-up menu in the Extensions Manager to choose "All Off". Close the Extensions Manager control panel. 3. Try to recreate the failure. If the failure does not reappear, then