COMMAND+click and drag off the DU window. It's a remnant left behind when you last installed Flash Player. Jun 28, 2015 The AdobeFlashPlayer18ainstall.dmg is the official Online downloader which downloads and installs the Flash Player at runtime and the other one which is of 17MB is our offline installer, but I am not sure weather this one has been downloaded from our webpages. Mac - mysterious 'decryptedFile' disk image with Flash Player volume on it bunnerbob. Dec 22, 2012. I recently fired up Disk Utility to format a disk, and in the left sidebar, below the divider line, it's showing a disk image called 'decryptedFile.dmg', which shows it contains (unmounted) a.

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I had trouble with starting up my MacBook so had to proceed to wiping everything and starting afresh.
I selected the recovery and everything, utilities, Macintosh HD etc clicked erase, and where it says erasing volume, the blue bar has moved so far
And stopped. Hasn't moved any further in about 45minutes.
Is there something I can do to wipe everything off my Mac and start afresh?

Hi, sounds like seios problem with the Haed Drive, & possibly the wholr reason you want to do this.
Do you still have AppleCare on this Mac?

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• in disk utility, below Macintosh HD I have 4 trojan 'decryptedFile.dmg (flash player)' and my computer is super slow, does erasing Macintosh HD will also erase these files? If not how can I erase? (bear in mind computer so slow a click takes forever)

  Thank you Thomas in fact I have seen your guide before and had gone thru the steps including repair disk which didn´t work. I am erasing disk before checking hardware. I have posted a photo of the 4 decrypted files in the disk utility and also of the adobe icons in the dock and question marks. Some people say if the adobe appears in the dock is because it is the trojan flash player and they keep jumping in the dock. If this is not malware it seems to be an incredible coincidence that when I start seeing these things in my dock and the decrypted files in my disk utility is when my computer goes so slow (I am typing this in my macbook air because to write this message in my imac would be about 6 hours, I am not kidding, it is completely useless at this point it took me 2 and half days too instal mac os x after disk repair, it took me 3 days to transfer just 100 gigabites and now is taking the whole day (and it says another day more) just to erase the disk. Despite all this the icon of adobe keeps jumping in the dock so, although I am no computer and mac expert, just an user, I am inclined to think that it is malware and it is a shame that mac doesnt´recognize it or have anything here to help me get rid of this. I am not even sure if erasing the disk will work since repairing didn´t work.. all advice is welcomed.

• This problem is very serious. i used the DVD Rewritable disks. and after writing and erasing it 2 times it won't erase anymore. it something might be wrong with my Drive. it's superdrive and it worked before, so it might be broken. someone please help, thank you.
  Carl

  i insert my DVD+RW disk and then went to the disk utilities to erase disk, then it just says preparing to erase disk. and nothing happens a new untitled disk comes out and tells me to burn it. when i start burning it it just says error. i tried it many times with different ways. and it still won't work.
  i have the old imac G5

• JJunk email won't erase keeps coming back on mac

  This has nothing to do with Classic.
  Please post in the right spot:
  http://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-2463

• How do you erase all content and settings on my iPad? I've done this 11 time and it won't erase. I now have to wait 1 hour.

  You are entering one of two possible codes incorrectly.
  1. The device's passcode. If you forgot it, here's the cure:
  http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1212
  2. The Activation Lock (Apple ID and password). Your Apple ID and password are now required to erase the device - an anti-theft measure. Here's a writeup about that:
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• Hi, I'm fairly new to Macs, just got my first a year ago and I'm not familiar with the system. So I have a Macbook pro with Bootcamp installed. The mac side crashed and wouldn't boot, so I tried all the solutions for a fix but nothing worked, so I was going to simply reformat it. I copied the disk image onto an external hard drive earlier this morning so data recovery shouldn't be a problem I'm hoping.What happened was I went to reinstall mac os x Mountain Lion and the Macintosh HD was locked. So i went ahead and looked up some stuff and I got a bit hasty and erased my Macintosh HD partition. However, that caused it to unmount and when I open up the reinstall screen the drive doesn't even show. Now, it won't mount. It tells me to try first aid. When I try to repair it with first aid, it says it can't and to back up and reformat, which was what I was trying to do. I'm headed off to college really soon, so I need to get this fixed fast, any help would be appreciated!

  No, it's there. It's there on all my backup images. I used to be able to mount it. 10.9.4 won't let me mount it, for some reason. Even tried to mount from the recovery partition. No joy. It's just grayed out. Try to manually mount and it says could not mount. Use First-Aid and try again. First-Aid can't find anything wrong. Still won't mount.

• I have a MacBook that needs its internal hard drive's Macintosh HD partition repaired, as the boot screen freezes on startup. I am running a separate, working mac OS from an external hard drive in order to run disk utility and repair the MacBook's internal OS. The issue is, it has dismounted the internal Macintosh HD partition, and won't remount. And in addition to that, the Verify Disk option returns with, 'The volume Macintosh HD appears to be OK.' I've run Verify Disk and Repair Disk a few times, all with that same result. And the internal OS still won't boot.
  I have attempted to make a disk image of the internal Macintosh HD partition and save it to my external hard drive so I can wipe the internal hard drive clean and restore the image, but I receive errors when trying to create the disk image, and when trying to erase the hard drive (I know, I should try to erase the hard drive when I haven't made an image. When I tried to erase the hard drive, the image wasn't done and I thought it was. I got an error for erase, and I got an error for making the disk image) I have tried making a disk image multiple times and haven't been able to create one.
  There is also a boot camp partition on the internal hard drive which is of no importance as to whether it stays or is erased.

  Reinstall OS X without erasing the drive
  Do the following:
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  Boot from your Snow Leopard Installer disc. After the installer loads select your language and click on the Continue button. When the menu bar appears select Disk Utility from the Utilities menu. After DU loads select your hard drive entry (mfgr.'s ID and drive size) from the the left side list. In the DU status area you will see an entry for the S.M.A.R.T. status of the hard drive. If it does not say 'Verified' then the hard drive is failing or failed. (SMART status is not reported on external Firewire or USB drives.) If the drive is 'Verified' then select your OS X volume from the list on the left (sub-entry below the drive entry,) click on the First Aid tab, then click on the Repair Disk button. If DU reports any errors that have been fixed, then re-run Repair Disk until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported click on the Repair Permissions button. Wait until the operation completes, then quit DU and return to the installer.
  If DU reports errors it cannot fix, then you will need Disk Warrior and/or Tech Tool Pro to repair the drive. If you don't have either of them or if neither of them can fix the drive, then you will need to reformat the drive and reinstall OS X.
  2. Reinstall Snow Leopard
  If the drive is OK then quit DU and return to the installer. Proceed with reinstalling OS X. Note that the Snow Leopard installer will not erase your drive or disturb your files. After installing a fresh copy of OS X the installer will move your Home folder, third-party applications, support items, and network preferences into the newly installed system.
  Download and install the Combo Updater for the version you prefer from support.apple.com/downloads/.

• So, of course there was a bad storm here in Florida and my computer shut down and now won't start up. When you try to start it, it gets to the apple and the loading bar but just shuts off after the loading bar fills up. I got in with the recovery disk and used Disk Utility to repair which just gets stuck at 'Updating boot support partitions for the volume as required.' I'm pretty sure this means that my hard drive is ruined and I need to get a new one or something. I have Applecare still so I can take it in.
  The only problem is, like most dumb users I don't have any of my stuff backed up. I'd love to be able to get my important info off the drive before I take it in. I tried to do target disk mode but the other computer doesn't see the Macintosh HD. I also tried to reinstall Mac OS X using the disc but I can't choose the Macintosh HD as a place to install. In fact, the only way I can see the Macintosh HD at all (besides in Disk Utility - and it's greyed out), is if I boot into Windows. Windows will let me see the HD and I can try to get some of those files but the stupid Windows doesn't let me move everything because it won't accept certain filenames or something Windows-y and dumb.
  Anyways, is there some reason Windows can see it but the Mac won't?

  

  In the settings for the netboot image in server admin check the box 'Diskless'. This will allow the local HD to be erased.
  So I think it will be mounted in /Volumes but haven't checked. If you need a more detailed way to enable the 'Diskless' setting say so.

• I'm selling my Macbook Pro and would like all personal information to be gone FOREVER! No possible way for the buyer to be able to recover my information. Do i only need to format the Macintosh HD or do i need to erase every option it gives then just reinstall mountain lion?

  Welcome to Apple Support Communities
  If you don't want that your data can be recoverable by its owner, you can use one of the Disk Utility's secure erase options.
  To access to that option, hold Command and R keys while your computer is starting, open Disk Utility and, after selecting Macintosh HD and going to the Erase tab, press 'Security Options' and select one. This will take a few hours, but you can be sure the files won't be recoverable by the owner.
  Finally, reinstall OS X. Note that the owner won't be able to reinstall OS X because it's registered to your account, so he/she may have issues. In this case, if you upgraded OS X in the computer, you can download OS X from the App Store and create a bootable DVD or USB drive with OS X Mountain Lion with Lion Diskmaker

• Hello,
  I am using Boot Camp with Windows 10. I want to shrink my OS X partition, so I can grow my Boot Camp partition.
  From what I read it seems like you need to reformat the HD to 'old' HFS+ instead of the CoreStorage currently used.
  Using the Terminal command 'diskutil cs revert disk1' I reformated the drive to HFS+ / HFS Plus (it seems)
  This is the 'diskutil list' Terminal command output after the reformatting:
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  0: GUID_partition_scheme *251.0 GB disk0
  1: EFI EFI 209.7 MB disk0s1
  2: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD 185.4 GB disk0s2
  3: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk0s3
  4: Microsoft Basic Data BOOTCAMP 64.6 GB disk0s4
  5: Microsoft Reserved 209.7 MB disk0s5
  However, if I now want to shrink my Macintosh HD using Disk Utility, the action never finishes. It keep saying 'Preparing to partition disk'.
  I left it running during the night and the next day it still said 'Preparing to partition disk'
  What am I doing wrong or how can I work around this issue?
  Thanks in advance,
  Robbe

  While it's certainly possible that your hard drive has 'died' the reason that it's not booting is likely because after erasing it, you didn't install a system on it to boot with.
  Under your Recovery partition, elect to install OS X on your newly-erased drive. This may take some time because you're actually installing the OS over the Internet. If a system successfully installs, then you can boot from the hard drive and use Time Machine to restore your drive.
  It's probably safe to assume, however, that your hard drive is reaching the end of its life. Now is a good time to begin shopping for a new internal drive, I would think.
  Thank goodness you had at least one backup scheme in place - while your drive may be fried (since it won't restore from your backup) you haven't lost all of your data.
  Clinton

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• I back up my entire system making an image with Disk Utility (as well as Time Machine). Time Machine doesn't back up Paralells VM files, so I went to grab it from my Disk Utility .dmg file that I made. It mounts 'Boot Camp' just fine, but refuses to mount 'Macintosh HD', which is where the file is stored.
  Any ideas? It has to be possible to mount this!
  MacBook Pro Retina (Mid 2012), OS X 10.9.4, WD 2 TB External

  No, it's there. It's there on all my backup images. I used to be able to mount it. 10.9.4 won't let me mount it, for some reason. Even tried to mount from the recovery partition. No joy. It's just grayed out. Try to manually mount and it says could not mount. Use First-Aid and try again. First-Aid can't find anything wrong. Still won't mount.

• I've been trying to erase & reset my iPad2 for 3 hours with no progress. The percentage bar hasn't even started. It's just the blank spot waiting to show how much is completed. It won't let me manually turn it off or restart it. Any ideas of why or what I should do?

  RECOVERY MODE STEP BY STEP
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  2. Turn on computer and launch iTunes (make sure you have the latest version of iTune)
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• I recently got my hands on a Macintosh IIsi that refuses to boot, I get the startup tone, the hard drive spins, and the indecator lights light up but it won't output video. I have tried multiple monitors and different display adapters without success. I want to know what the next step to fixing it

  zmclearan,
  Are you using a PC monitor and adapters or do you have access to an original Mac monitor? When you say that it refuses to boot, is it just that you can not see the startup screen? How long does the hard drive noise last?
  The next step is the process of elimination. Check the PRAM battery first. A dead battery will affect the video circuit in many machines. Look online for batteries with free shipping. If you go to Radio Shack, they will have replacement batteries that cost more than the computer.
  A way to avoid buying a battery is to do what is called a 'warm boot.' You start the computer, listen for the chime, give it ten seconds, then hold down the command key + control key + the soft power key (the key at the top right hand of the keyboard or top center on some smaller keyboards). If you hear the chime again then it restarted. This gives the computer a fresh start with power supplied by the wall power and not the battery power. For newer computers, you turn the computer on at the power button, turn it off and back on immediately. That will wake up the video circuit on a Quadra 605 or a 6100 PPC. I do not remember ever needing to do that on an 030 processor computer so the on-off-on trick may only be for the power supplies in the 605 form factor.
  If you can find a PDS to NUBUS adapter you could test to see if the onboard video is bad by using a NUBUS video card. The IIsi uses built in RAM so it will not be a video RAM problem. How much RAM do you have? The chime means that you have some form of RAM. Incommpatible RAM or no RAM will result in a sad musical sound.
  Your best alternative for testing older computers is to find a Mac user group in your area. Someone will have spare parts, monitors and other resources. Your video adapter may not be properly configured and the easiest way to test that is on another machine that you know works with your monitor. Unfortunately, buying the battery is just a gamble. It that does not fix it, you have just spent good money on a bad motherboard problem. Post back with the name of a city near you and maybe we can find a user group to help out with parts.
  Jim~
  http://lowendmac.com/ii/macintosh-iisi.html

• Just got my copy of Leopard and attempted to use Time Machine. The external drive I have is 1T brand new and my MacPro does see the drive; DiskUtility won't let me format it as Mac Extended or Journaled despite the box the drive coming saying it would allow OS X compatibility. Time Machine launches, attempts to erase the drive and then gives an error. Dead stop. Suggestions?
  External Drive is Hitachi easy device 1T in size from BestBuy.

  If you attach a drive which is greater than 512GB in size and comes pre-formatted using the Master Boot Record (MBR) partition scheme then you will need to re-partition the drive using either the Apple Partition Map or GUID Partition Table partition scheme before it will be usable by Time Machine.
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• I'm setting up my iPhone to erase all songs from the phone during a sync. There is still 2 GB of songs that won't be deleted from the iPhone.
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  How have you set this up?
  My suggestion is if you sync using iTunes and your computer, use that opportunity to stop the synching of the music. That should delete the music on your iPhone.

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