Trash it 10.6.8 pro#

And take what Apple support says about FCP with a grain of salt, they really don't know the FCP system as well as they pretend to. Don't bother with it in the future, save yourself the time.

Trash it 10.6.8 pro#

But what if I accidentally trash them using my iPad: can I use Time Machine to restore. PTHD4 Accel PCIx w Magma Chassis & 192 I/O PT HD 9.0.5 - Mac Pro 8-Core 2.4Ghz Westmere 10.6.8. If it's really bad, you can get the free Final Cut Remover from Digital Rebellion to remove all traces of FCP X from your system, reinstall as above, and it'll give you about as fresh of a Final Cut system to work with as you can get.īTW, reinstalling OS X is rarely a solution for anything. Following a system restore on my MacBook, running OS X 10.6.8.

Reclaim even more space by finding and removing duplicate files. I looked up some methods of removing them, including one which.

Spindownfix for 10.2.2 to 10.6.8 (except 10.4.11), (link to download application requires. Find and wipe away cache or temporary files and automatically empty your Trash folder. I have some files in a folder that wont delete from my trash. Launch the Mac App Store, in the Purchased tab, click the 'install' button next to FCP X. source code for Force Empty Trash & Spindown Fix are below. If trashing prefs doesn't do it, standard troubleshooting it to move the FCP X app from the Applications folder into the trash. There's a free app called Preference Manager from Digital Rebellion that will trash your prefs very easily and quickly without accidentally trashing the wrong files (or not all the necessary files). Well, when you pay for FCP X, it updates your trial version, they're not separate apps.