I have had this Mac since 2014 and I still can't figure it out. I know I have to go to the Library but what then? It's easier to delete programs on PC from the control panel, and then the files from the Programs folder or the Programs (x86) folder, but it's a bit tricky on a Mac, to me. Any suggestions?Īlso, how do I completely delete a program? I know you can hold it until it wiggles and then remove it, but that doesn't delete the files associated with it. I really like the emulator, I just don't want anything to happen. I'm just worried that something would happen to my Mac.

It was just about 30 minutes ago that I googled if CoolRom was safe and people didn't recommend it. Nothing popped up stating that there was a virus.

N64 emulator for Windows, Mac and Pocket PC. Best emulators for playing PS2 isos and roms. Pocket SNES Advance - simple way to emulate SNES roms on Gameboy Advance and DS. N64 emu - Software for playing free Nintendo Ultra 64 games on PC. I do have additional protections on my computer (Norton, but I only have that because there is still a PC in my house and they bought the license for a year). PSP Emulators - programs for running other console roms on Sony PlayStation Portable. I don't have problems with it, I'm just getting concerned that maybe I have a virus. Anyway, I downloaded an ISO and used OpenEmu as an emulator. I found a site called and it had playstation games that I used to have in the 90's. I found out about Emulators recently and decided to try one out.

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