Note that this will uninstall all Mac OS 9 applications. This folder bears the stylized 9 logo of Mac OS 9. We will now work with the four folders highlighted in red rectangles in the following screen shot: In Finder, open your Mac OS X startup disk, e.g. It is created by selecting a Mac OS 9 System Folder in the Start/Stop tab of Classic preferences. This file tells Mac OS X the location of the Mac OS 9 System Folder used for Classic. If the ByHost folder contains the file .plist where xxx is an alphanumeric string drag that file to the Trash. In Finder, open the accounts Home > Library > Preferences > ByHost folder. Mac OS X 10.3 and earlier: "Mac OS X: Setting up Login, Startup items.".Mac OS X 10.4: "Mac OS X 10.4 Help: Opening items automatically when you log in.".Mac OS X 10.5: "Mac OS X 10.5 Help: Opening items automatically when you log in.".How this is done varies by Mac OS X version refer to the following AppleCare Knowledge Base documents: Remove Login Items that launch Classic or Mac OS 9 applications. System Preferences displays all available preference panes.
If Start Classic when you login is selected, deselect it.Ĭlick Show All. Open System Preferences and click Classic.
In particular, you may want to create a Backup Set of your Mac OS 9 System Folder in the event you wish to reinstall Mac OS 9.įor each account defined on the Mac, perform the following steps to assure that the removal of Mac OS 9 will not result in any subsequent problems when users log in to their accounts. This should be straightforward if you have implemented the comprehensive backup and recovery solution. If Mac OS 9 is installed on the same partition as Mac OS X the standard configuration for Macs that shipped with Mac OS X installed prior to July 2004 perform following tasks: 1. Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X are on the same partition Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X are on different partitions.Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X are on the same partition.
This FAQ discusses a procedure for uninstalling or removing Mac® OS 9.
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