Windows, you have CTRL+ALT+DELETE, which seems to recover from anyĬrash short of a full blue-screen). So far - the only thing I can think of to fix this is hold down the.Mac (No envelope-pushing applications or modifications). X and apps), and I'm not doing anything out of the ordinary with my Any idea what might cause this? I'm up to date on all my updates (OS.I haven't noticed a pattern of when it happens (e.g., it doesn't typically happen soon after restarting). Youll have to recreate your collections, but it fixes the crashing.
After your machine reboots, it should be fast and responsive, with no wait cursors in sight. And what no one answered, you should try deleting your /Library/FontCollections folder. Just click the Apple logo, select Restart, and then wait. I should note that this happens very infrequently - perhaps once or twice a month. If the pinwheel refuses to disappear or keeps reappearing, restarting your machine is a good idea. The iMac also doesn't seem to respond to the keyboard at all. Launchpad and Mission Control don't work. In other words - even though I can move the pointer - I can't click any buttons, menu items, change the focus on any windows, or interact with the desktop, dock, menu, or any running app. HOWEVER, I can continue to control the mouse pointer perfectly. Adobe Reader keeps showing a spinning wheel icon indicating that the app is not responsive. Recently, I've noticed a strange behavior on my iMac (Yosemite 10.10.4, Late 2009).Įverything freezes completely - it's totally unresponsive. When users attempt to open a PDF document, Adobe Acrobat freezes.
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