hello guys....
I am in an urgent need to your help please...
now I am writing this message from the newspaper I work for, and for some reason I need to restore the Mac OS machines to a previous date, the Mac OS version is 10.3, and I think it must be restored using the time machine ???
so I just looked for the "time machine" but I coudn't find any thing like this, so what can I do now to restore the "eMac" to previous check point ?
I want to do this because the intire network, including the internet have been lost for some reason, which I am not aware from, though last night we left the system working, but I don't know what happend !!
so guys I think restoring the system to a previous check point will resolve the problem ???
and how can I do the "system restore" ??? and how much time do you think this will take ??
if this will depend on the machine specification, then I would like to tell you that the machines are like 700MHz processor, and 256 RAM.
again... I would like to know how to restore the eMac machines to a previous system point ??? ( I would like to remind you that the Mac OS version is 10.3)
thank you guys....
Edited by the magical me - 5/3/10 at 2:44am
I am in an urgent need to your help please...
now I am writing this message from the newspaper I work for, and for some reason I need to restore the Mac OS machines to a previous date, the Mac OS version is 10.3, and I think it must be restored using the time machine ???
so I just looked for the "time machine" but I coudn't find any thing like this, so what can I do now to restore the "eMac" to previous check point ?
I want to do this because the intire network, including the internet have been lost for some reason, which I am not aware from, though last night we left the system working, but I don't know what happend !!
so guys I think restoring the system to a previous check point will resolve the problem ???
and how can I do the "system restore" ??? and how much time do you think this will take ??
if this will depend on the machine specification, then I would like to tell you that the machines are like 700MHz processor, and 256 RAM.
again... I would like to know how to restore the eMac machines to a previous system point ??? ( I would like to remind you that the Mac OS version is 10.3)
thank you guys....
Edited by the magical me - 5/3/10 at 2:44am
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all the matter was like the switch has been hot for a while, and then it just occurred to me to turn it off for moments, and then turn it on back, and when I did it, it normally worked again, and all I had to do after this is to activate the "Apple Talk" to make all the eMachines share a one printer 
