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03-10-2007, 10:58 AM
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Another problem has surfaced. Out of the blue the entire system is crashing now. It's also very slow with lots of 'beachball' activity. Also, Safari is always shutting down on its own now. You'll be on the net one minute, and the next it's gone
 Is there any program that we can run from Apple that will check all of the files that SuperDuper copied over to make sure they are not corrupted? 
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