Problems? How Do You Fix Mac OS X When It Goes Bad?

Your Mac is comprised of a number of basic components. Motherboard, memory, video card, connectors, monitor, hard drive, CD player, mouse, keyboard, Mac OS X, various applications and utilities.

In short, software and hardware. Without both, you got nothing. Hardware problems are less common these days and Mac OS X Panther has reduced software problems. Mostly.

What do you do when good software goes bad and messes up Mac OS X (whether Apple software, OS software, utilities or major applications)?

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