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Windows desktop on Mac?


Question Posted Tuesday August 4 2009, 6:09 pm

i was almost sure that this was a download or application from the Apple website, but i couldn't find it. it's basically the windows desktop - start toolbar and everything - on my Mac.

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steph2k10 answered Wednesday August 5 2009, 1:33 am:
It sounds like your laptop has the microsoft windows operating system instead of the MAC OS. Has it always been like that? Did you just get it?

Macs don't usually come with windows installed, did you buy it used?

Call apple tech support. Their number is on their website apple.com they should be able to figure out how that happened and what needs to be done to reverse it and gget the mac os back.

Steph 21 =]

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