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My macbook keeps freezing up Pc#

There are many possible reasons for consistent PC performance issues, but most of them are caused by an overloaded memory, not using the latest macOS or other software, or using poorly developed apps from outside the App Store.

My macbook keeps freezing up full#

Full startup disk or SMC (System Management Controller) issue.

Your Mac is short on active memory (RAM).

Mac auto-launches too many items on startup (possible NVRAM issue).

In this article, we will address the following issues: In this article, we will explore the common reasons your Mac keeps freezing and the recommended solutions. However, even a MacBook isn’t immune to underperformance and can slow down or start freezing up over time. While Windows-based computers are notorious for being laggy and slow, MacBooks are the epitome of performance.

I'm sick of it, I'm really sick of it and think we should be beyond the days of having to open the hood of our machines (hood as a metaphor for troubleshooting the OS) every other day just to drive to the store(as a metaphor to just do basic computing).A MacBook is the closest a personal computer gets to perfection. Think of all the new Mac switchers who run the updates and discover little issues, yet don't know about places like ? I have been using Macs and computers in general for 15 years and I no longer have the patience to trouble shoot for basic issues like just having a machine that runs the OS. In the meantime, why can't Apple just release solid upgrades - it is really absurd.

My macbook keeps freezing up upgrade#

I'm going to take arden's advice and reinstall, but upgrade up to 10.2.5 which was just fine for me. I have had a absolutely perfect running Mac since last fall when I bought my DP 1 GHz and with 10.2.6, boom, freezes and it won't always sleep or wake up from sleep. Any advice that could be given me will be greatly appreciated.įYI, I think Arden is on to something! And yet, for some reason I simply cannot resist the upgrades - why, who knows -it's ridiculous to take a chance every month or two, yet I do. I have a 800 MHz, TiPBG4, with 768 MB memory. Which applications exactly, I was not paying much attention to since up until now, the upgrade has worked fine. Since the update, I noticed that booting up the computer took longer and that one or two applications take time to think when saving, etc. Prior to that time, I had no problems whatsoever. I very recently, (a couple of weeks or so ago, I don't remember exactly), upgraded to 10.2.6. I need to get work done, but it is quite difficult to do so when I can write a word or two, save them, then have to reboot. This step extends the time before screen freeze, but did not fix the problem. After reading a few of items on the web, I tried resetting the power management unit. Also, if I boot-up and login, but do absolutely nothing, after about five minutes, the screen will freeze up and I will need to force a reboot. Eventually, the screen will freeze before I can login in. The time before the screen freezes is inversely proportional to the number of times that I reboot.

The only escape for this condition is a forced reboot (ctrl,apple,power button) or power down. I am able to open one or two applications (terminal window, Word, BBEdit, etc.), I might be able to type a small amount (for one or two minutes), then the screen freezes up. Everytime I boot up my TiPBG4 in OSX, the screen freezes up.