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macOS - Operating System
Crashing 40 times a day
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<blockquote data-quote="XJ-linux" data-source="post: 1548425" data-attributes="member: 33722"><p>I'd try the SMC reset. We want to see if it fixes some of the logged issues, which appear to indicate that some low-level things are getting loaded improperly. If it doesn't help, it may be that you just need to reload some components like your Flash or Silverligh plugins. Does your system crash when you run your browser, but don't go to Flash/Silverlight/etc websites? Can you go to Flash/Silverlight/etc websites that are not Netflix and view content without problems? Just some thoughts on how to narrow things down. It may be that you need to buy a copy of OS X and reinstall at some point if true core OS-level components are messed up. You could try to run Disk Utility as a fix, but honestly, I've seen that utility fix issues it claims to fix about 1 in 10 times.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="XJ-linux, post: 1548425, member: 33722"] I'd try the SMC reset. We want to see if it fixes some of the logged issues, which appear to indicate that some low-level things are getting loaded improperly. If it doesn't help, it may be that you just need to reload some components like your Flash or Silverligh plugins. Does your system crash when you run your browser, but don't go to Flash/Silverlight/etc websites? Can you go to Flash/Silverlight/etc websites that are not Netflix and view content without problems? Just some thoughts on how to narrow things down. It may be that you need to buy a copy of OS X and reinstall at some point if true core OS-level components are messed up. You could try to run Disk Utility as a fix, but honestly, I've seen that utility fix issues it claims to fix about 1 in 10 times. [/QUOTE]
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