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The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #29

Hi I have a 3 month old Powerbook 1.67 MHz with 2 512 MB RAM chips and it has gotten bad in the last week. I need some help whether I can safely attribute this problem to RAM or a …
MacNN Troubleshooting by waterbuck

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #30

In the past hour I was forced to restart 4 times. A few moment before I need to restart the beachball of death appears and my desktop starts getting corrupted/dispalying junk pixel…
MacNN Troubleshooting by Pao|o

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #32

Hi, My G5 has had 3 KP's lately and they have got me really worried. I have performed Extended Apple Hardware Test and Repaired Permissions, which have found nothing, and also have…
MacNN Troubleshooting by d.fine

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #34

hi. my iMac G3, OS 9, 333mhz, 160mb freezes at least 2 times a week. It used to be once a day until i made the disk cache bigger. it is normally on IE or on another browser or som…
MacNN Troubleshooting by kick52

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #35

Hello, I recently upgraded to Tiger and now occationally have my mouse pointer freeze on me. The keyboard and applications are still functional. I am able to tab though all the …
MacNN Troubleshooting by Scott-G

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #37

I have an 800mhz, imac running 10.3.9. I have been experiencing frequent Kernel Panics, but I am having a hard time diagnosing the reason because they are not leaving panic.log fil…
MacNN Troubleshooting by dimension10

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #39

I want to add a weird fix for my continued panics for 9 months. Replaced RAM, motherboard, CPU and reloaded OSX multiple times. All under warranty. Finally I looked at what was not…
MacNN Troubleshooting by patricr

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #40

Quote: Originally Posted by patricr I want to add a weird fix for my continued panics for 9 months. Replaced RAM, motherboard, CPU and reloaded OSX multiple times. All under war…
MacNN Troubleshooting by Detrius

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #41

>>Did this get reported to Apple specifically as a bug? Can you reproduce it on other systems?<< NO- that is the weird thing, we have 80 various Macs, and none of them…
MacNN Troubleshooting by patricr

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #46

People notice when things happen shortly after the expiration of a warranty, and they tend to note that fact. If it were 6 months or more after the expiration of the warranty, peo…
MacNN Troubleshooting by Detrius

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #47

I was updating Tiger on my PB 15" 1.67 to 10.4.2. The update bar stopped at about 95% and was stuck there for over an hour. I tried to stop it, but the buttons were grayed out. …
MacNN Troubleshooting by jokarak

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #49

After several hours of having been away from my computer, I turned on the monitor to find a panic message layed over the screen saver. Note that I did not copy down the entire mess…
MacNN Troubleshooting by wiraqocha

The thread for computer freezes/panics/crashes — #50

Corrupt stack almost certainly means bad RAM. The stack is an object in memory. There are other possibilities, but you are almost certainly looking at bad RAM. Check out http://…
MacNN Troubleshooting by Detrius

sticky clicky wheel help — #1

My ipod 4g is in constant use at the bar where I work, anyway, I think some beer or liquor from my fingers inded up in the crack where the click wheel meets the face of the iPod. …
MacNN Troubleshooting by Ratspittle

sticky clicky wheel help — #2

Quote: Originally posted by Ratspittle: My ipod 4g is in constant use at the bar where I work, anyway, I think some beer or liquor from my fingers inded up in the crack…
MacNN Troubleshooting by crooner

sticky clicky wheel help — #3

You could pop it open, remove the battery, then spray it with alcohol while holding it upside down so the residue runs out. Then let it dry completely before reassebling. Truth i…
MacNN Troubleshooting by Eriamjh
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