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1. MAC OS X STARTUP DISK UTILITY INSTALL
2. MAC OS X STARTUP DISK UTILITY DRIVERS
3. MAC OS X STARTUP DISK UTILITY UPDATE
4. MAC OS X STARTUP DISK UTILITY DRIVER
5. MAC OS X STARTUP DISK UTILITY MAC

MAC OS X STARTUP DISK UTILITY DRIVERS

Right clicking (ctrl click, or shift F10) doesn't work now in XP (without the mouse utility) shift F10 used to work but now it doesn't work either - So I am not sure if Leopard gives the drivers for this (doesn't appear to). I also uninstalled the catalyst thing because it came up with an error at startup anyway. This is the link to the Apple Mouse Utility that I installed and have subsequently uninstalled. I gave the Restore thing a crack (both normal and extended) and it came back with no problems detected The colour shift is a permanent thing post start up (ie it does not correct if you open an app)

MAC OS X STARTUP DISK UTILITY MAC

You initial question about the Mac partition - does your Mac partition show up in the Startup Disk under Windows?

MAC OS X STARTUP DISK UTILITY INSTALL

Don't stop the installer after it gets going, don't click cancel at any point, and then let Windows restart after the installers are completed, so the drivers install properly (try to be patient, and hands-off during the install process this time, OK? Once you let the Apple windows drivers install, you will have your right-click, no need to install anything else for that. If you are trying to overclock the video card, maybe that's causing what you see. The Leopard install DVD has quite up-to-date drivers for all the hardware on your system, so don't need to install the Catalyst software, or other updates to the Apple hardware. Windows doesn't like having things moved around, so you may be contributing to your own problems.

MAC OS X STARTUP DISK UTILITY DRIVER

Where did you get it? The Leopard Windows driver install puts things where it needs them. I don't know what an 'Apple Mouse Utility' is. Run both the regular test, and the extended test. If you simply boot to the Finder, or to XP, then insert your restore disk (not a system upgrade, but your original grey restore DVD), and shut your Mac down. Newer Macs can do that by restarting, and holding the letter D. I suggest that you run your Hardware test. Is the 'color shift' only happening during the startup process? Or, does it continue after you are able to launch applications and open documents? Is it something to do with the screen res in XP ? (I have changed a bit but no good)Ĭould it be related to the Apple Mouse Utility (I downloaded this so I could right click in XP)Īny help other than formatting my drives, re-doing bootcamp, reinstalling XP would be greatly appreciated I have restarted my computer at least 40 times in trying to isolate the specifics of the problem - but still can't work it outĬould it be related to the fact that neither of my partitions can be seen in startup disk in OSX?

MAC OS X STARTUP DISK UTILITY UPDATE

I also couldn't properly download the latest OSX updates via software update (it stalled at 239M so I restarted and got the rest but then it wouldn't install so in the end I had to download the update file manually to trigger the updates) - I am not sure if this is related, to the pixel problem or not.

I have only gone on the web twice in XP and been to highly reputable sites and not downloaded anything so it would be virtually impossible for it to be a virus.

I have downloaded the latest leopard updates and the ATI 8.43 graphics driver (the catalyst one didn't install properly so I have uninstalled that) and I still have the same issue - There is nothing on my XP partion at all except the new drivers and the Apple Mouse Utility which I initially put into the start up menu but have since removed and just left on the desktop - Aside from that nothing has changed in XP from its initial installation. Also if I choose OSX (whilst in XP) and then immediately restart, it will start in OSX correctly (BUT ONLY THE FIRST TIME) - The next time I automatically boot to OSX it is pixel dramas all over again - Similarly if I restart from OSX and want to change to XP and then hold down the option key to swap to XP, XP also has the pixel dramas and will continue to until I ask it to automatically start XP from the boot camp menu - It is only if it automatically boots to XP that the problem is ok in XP. However, once I am have chosen XP as the default system (whilst in the XP boot camp bit) and then immediately restart I can continually restart in XP automatically without any pixel issues. Now if I restart my computer in either XP or OSX (5.2) I have massive pixel dramas on my screen - like a colour phase shift or something However now I have a worse and more insidious problem. That worked (I hadn't installed the leopard drivers onto XP yet hence I couldn't see the boot camp bit that you were talking about).