Hi Guys,
I've had this problem a few times recently and it's really starting to annoy me. Basically, my Late 2009 iMac will simply stop working. The screen is still displaying and I can move the cursor around as normal but nothing is actually responding. I've tried putting the system to sleep, which works but then I can't make it wake up. The only solution I've found is to turn the power off completely. It's like a kernel panic but without the actual kernel panic. If I was being suspicious I might think that Safari might have something to do with the problem as it is often an application that is open when the problem occurs. On the most recent occasion I was working in Outlook Web Access via VPN for work.
Any tips on how to go about diagnosing the root cause of the problem? Anyone else seen this?
Kelmon
I've had this problem a few times recently and it's really starting to annoy me. Basically, my Late 2009 iMac will simply stop working. The screen is still displaying and I can move the cursor around as normal but nothing is actually responding. I've tried putting the system to sleep, which works but then I can't make it wake up. The only solution I've found is to turn the power off completely. It's like a kernel panic but without the actual kernel panic. If I was being suspicious I might think that Safari might have something to do with the problem as it is often an application that is open when the problem occurs. On the most recent occasion I was working in Outlook Web Access via VPN for work.
Any tips on how to go about diagnosing the root cause of the problem? Anyone else seen this?
Kelmon
