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1. #Os x mountain lion crash mac os x#
2. #Os x mountain lion crash upgrade#
3. #Os x mountain lion crash software#

I've basically tried every solution Apple offers in their KBs. It just ends with an error and tells me to backup my data and re-install (or something like that). Using Disk Utility to repart the drive.Resetting the System Management Controller.I've tried everything every time this happens, here's a quick list: A little progress bar comes up, loads up around a centimeter.Īnd this process can be repeated over and over again if I wish, just have to turn the Mac on again.It opens up the white screen with the Apple symbol in the middle.In the meantime … what are you experiencing.Over the last 3 months, after I bought my first Mac Mini, which came installed with mountain Lion, I've had to reinstall the OS over 10 times now. But I am in touch with Apple, have provided representatives with logfiles, and the company is examining them and has promised to get back to me. I’ve asked Apple for comment about the severity and frequency of Mavericks crashes compared to previous OS X versions, and the company has said that it does not have one.

#Os x mountain lion crash software#

So it’s possible that the fault lies with me and others who are having the problem - although I will say in my defense I have very little software actually installed on this machine, since I rely almost entirely on web-based software.īut a surprising number of the people below who have commented since I posted this in the wee hours of the morning have mentioned MacBook Airs in combination with freezes and crashes, which leads me to believe there may be something about MacBook Airs and Mavericks that is not quite clicking.Īnd I just experienced another freeze and crash, about five minutes ago, while trying to back up my laptop.

#Os x mountain lion crash upgrade#

Still, there’s probably not enough evidence yet on a widespread basis that the operating system upgrade is buggy or faulty - although the comments below this story are starting to change my mind on that - and plenty of people are enjoying Mavericks and the performance benefits it provides for even older hardware - as am I, when not restarting my laptop. In at least one case, while preparing for an interview with HootSuite’s Ryan Holmes yesterday, it reduced me to paper, pen, and smartphone.

So four or five crashes in two days is a little shocking to say the least.

#Os x mountain lion crash mac os x#

I don’t think Mac OS X Mountain Lion crashed on me more than once, if ever, in the year or so I ran it on my MacBook Air. USB-powered monitors have known issues as well.īut those minor issues pale in comparison with your entire computer crashing repeatedly. There are known issues with various software such as Adobe AfterEffects, Lightroom, and Atlassian’s SourceTree that have already either been fixed or have workarounds, and Java-based software such as Minecraft seems to have some challenges on Mavericks.

I hate mavericks!!! i used it in development and voiceover would repeatedly crash

UK developer Aaron Hewitt said that “it’s buggy,” and he also experienced repeated crashes: Unplugged second monitor and… #crash ! Bye bye #Mavericks Italian hacker Stefano Guandalini had the same issue: I’ve been using Mavericks on my year-old MacBook Air for two days and, in those two days, have experienced no fewer than four crashes, some upon waking, one upon connecting an external disk to back up, once when attempting to use Skype, and others for no apparent reason other than that the CPU was maxxed out on Safari and Mail.