Hello all,
Since 2.5 years I've owned a 24" iMac (early 2009 model). Although I'm very fond of the computer, I have this one annoying issue. Randomly, the sound fails. In all applications, even the "blips" from adjusting the sounds on the keyboard become silent.
Reboots always solve the problem.
When I bought the Mac Leopard was on it. Now I'm on Snow leopard (fully updated). When I switched over to Snow Leopard I wiped the Mac entirely. The problem appeared to be gone, bit re-appeared after some time.
This of course may be due to 3rd party software, I just don't know what software that would be. There's nothing much on there and the only application that's always open is Firefox (updated as well).
Any clues?
Since 2.5 years I've owned a 24" iMac (early 2009 model). Although I'm very fond of the computer, I have this one annoying issue. Randomly, the sound fails. In all applications, even the "blips" from adjusting the sounds on the keyboard become silent.
Reboots always solve the problem.
When I bought the Mac Leopard was on it. Now I'm on Snow leopard (fully updated). When I switched over to Snow Leopard I wiped the Mac entirely. The problem appeared to be gone, bit re-appeared after some time.
This of course may be due to 3rd party software, I just don't know what software that would be. There's nothing much on there and the only application that's always open is Firefox (updated as well).
Any clues?