My iMac is about three years old and it needs every bit of free memory it can muster. but since it's in the root, those attempts to find it also failed. It does reside in the root, so I guess it may be time to use another tactic?ĥ) I also searched for this particular file using both Spotlight and the search window in Finder. When I restarted my System (Mountain Lion, version 10.8.2) the icon re-appeared.Ĥ) I re-entered Activity Monitor, found the file, tried to drag it out, tried to delete it.nothing worked to delete the file. I highlighted it, then clicked on Quit, a Force Quit window popped up, I clicked Yes, and the icon disappeared! Success.but only for a short while. Here is what I have done so far.ġ) Command-Drag does not work, since this program is a third party proggie.Ģ) I went into System Preferences, Users and Groups, but did not see anything in that list even remotely connected with the program.ģ) I then ventured into the Activity Monitor, activated All Processes, and there it was.an icon and a file related to g2mypc.

I still have an icon from that program living up in my MENU (not task) bar (on the right hand side).

When I returned home, for good, I uninstalled Go to my PC.

Here's my dilemma.about a year ago, I installed Go to my PC on my iMac so when traveling, I could use my McBook Air to access files at home if need be.

Gotomypc desktop shortcut for mac