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Changing an item's icon Click the volume, application, folder, or file whose icon you want to paste onto another item. From the  File  menu, choose  Get Info  or press Command-I to open the Get Info window. Click the icon in the upper-left corner of the Get Info window to select it. From the  Edit  menu, choose  Copy  or press Command-C. Select the volume, application, folder, or file whose icon you want to replace. From the  File  menu, choose  Get Info  or press Command-I. Click the icon in the upper-left corner. From the  Edit  menu, choose  Paste  or press Command-V to replace the icon

I ended up just Erasing the drive after copying the data off and the back.   <source> Empty and recreate an account's Trash The following procedure will "kill two birds with one stone." It will both: Empty the Trash of an affected account. Create a new ~/.Trash directory, with correct ownership and permissions, for that account. Perform the following steps in the order specified: 1. If the affected account is protected by FileVault, log in to the affected account, then switch to and log in to your Admin account via  Fast User Switching . Otherwise, log in to your Admin account. 2. Open Terminal, located in the Macintosh HD > Applications > Utilities folder. 3. At the Terminal prompt, type one of the following commands: If the affected account is: Then type the Terminal command: Your Admin account: sudo rm -ri ~/.Trash Another user account: sudo rm -ri /Users/user_name/.Trash where  user_name  is the short name of the affected ...

item could not be synced. See iTunes for more information Within itunes, after selecting the specific device, click on the summary tab and choose the button labeled "reset warnings".  Re-sync device within Itunes.

iTunes for Mac: Moving your iTunes Media folder <source> Notes : To move the iTunes Media folder on a Windows PC, see this  article . If your iTunes library was originally created using iTunes 8 or earlier, the iTunes Media folder may be called "iTunes Music" instead. If your hard drive is nearly full after loading all your music and other media into iTunes, or if you just want to move all those music and media files to another hard drive on your system, here's a way to make the move while retaining all your playlists, ratings, and play history. First make sure that the "Keep iTunes Media folder organized" option is selected in iTunes Preferences: From the  iTunes  menu, choose  Preferences . In the resulting window, click the Advanced button. Select the "Keep iTunes Media folder organized" checkbox. Click OK. Once you've done that, follow the next set of steps to change your iTunes Media folder location to th...

Mac Basics: Change your desktop Maverick's To track them down, hit Command-Shift-G from your desktop to open the Finder's Go to Folder window. Next, enter this path: /Library/Screen Savers/Default Collections/ Mountain Lion First off, the pictures that are displayed on your background are located within -  [mactintosh HD] - users - home directory - library - desktop pictures in order to get there you will need to hold down the option key on your keyboard and navigate to this location.   There is a couple of tricks along the way that you'll need to know.   open finder choose the button at the top of the screen that gives you a three column view.  if you highlight it, it will say " show items as icons ..." while holding down the option key, choose the mac mini (OS device) from the left navigation pain and then - macintosh hd (from the left third column) - library - desktop pictures copy paste the pictures you would like to add or de...

How To Create An Event In iPhoto Select a photo in photo stream - right click - show in library Copy selected files to an album you create or already exists Then while all photos you want are highlight or selected, choose the ' Event' drop down from the title bar and choose ' Create Event' You're done!  Now rename your event if desired

Restoring backups of your  iPhone  takes just a few clicks, but  iTunes  often only shows your most recent backup as an option to restore from. If you ever want to restore your Older backups then you’ll need the assistance of Time Machine. My personal experience -  Launch finder in the Mountain Lion OS.  Hold down the option key on your keyboard and choose " Go " from the drop down options at the top within finder.  Choose the library from the drop down options.  Then drill down to application support - mobile sync - backup.  Backup is the folder you want to restore from time machine.  Therefore, with the backup folder open on your screen, choose time machine from the desktop bar on the top right of your operating systems screen.  This should launch with the backup folder displaying in time machine.  now choose a backup you want to restore to on your iOs device, whether is an iPhone, iPad, or whatever ways backed up.  R...

Last Sunday I troubleshooted an issue where calendared invites from another IOS device/Sender, was displaying the wrong name. The resolution was to delete all email accounts and then re-add them back in.  After doing so, the "from" invite displayed the right name.

I found applications were being installed on devices that have the following setting "on" or enabled, even though they were being installed from another IOS device. Go onto the IOS Device - settings - iTunes & App Stores - Then ensure under " Automatic Downloads ", the apps option is off.

There is a need to remove videos from iphone and ipad and can't delete them within iTunes for whatever reason. From the IOS device - Go into - settings - general - usage - videos -  ~in the upper right corner choose~ edit then remove what you desire

IOS Devices are not backing up in iTunes, but they are syncing successfully via wifi I fixed this by manually syncing the devices in iTunes, that aren't backing up, once and then they started backing afterward.

How do I change time for auto download of podcasts in iTunes? 1. Select Podcasts in the iTunes Source List (left-hand column). 2. When you click on the Refresh button in the bottom right-hand corner, the download time will reset to that particular time.

click on Finder in the programs bar then applications is on the left side "I've already solved the issue, through repairing disk permissions.  (Applications>Disk Utility>Repair Permissions)"