P Pau.c macrumors regular Original poster Sep 20, 2009 134 0 Oct 14, 2009 #1 ok over the past few days the beachballing has been getting me frustrated! it is getting worse and worse! do i call apple and tell them about it as it should not be beachballing or do i do a complete system reboot?
ok over the past few days the beachballing has been getting me frustrated! it is getting worse and worse! do i call apple and tell them about it as it should not be beachballing or do i do a complete system reboot?
BlueRevolution macrumors 603 Jul 26, 2004 6,054 4 Montreal, QC Oct 14, 2009 #2 It would help to know a little bit more about your computer and what applications you're running...
eawmp1 macrumors 601 Feb 19, 2008 4,159 91 FL Oct 14, 2009 #3 Darn, I was really expecting something else with that thread title. 1) Restart 2) Zap PRAM 3) Run Disk Utility and repair disk.
Darn, I was really expecting something else with that thread title. 1) Restart 2) Zap PRAM 3) Run Disk Utility and repair disk.
P Pau.c macrumors regular Original poster Sep 20, 2009 134 0 Oct 14, 2009 #4 im running a 13.3" aluminium macbook Pro only 2 months old! i think i should call apple see what they say as i have applecare etc!
im running a 13.3" aluminium macbook Pro only 2 months old! i think i should call apple see what they say as i have applecare etc!
BlueRevolution macrumors 603 Jul 26, 2004 6,054 4 Montreal, QC Oct 14, 2009 #5 ... and what applications are you running? "My computer is broken. FIX IT!"
P Pau.c macrumors regular Original poster Sep 20, 2009 134 0 Oct 14, 2009 #6 finder and safari, thats it
BlueRevolution macrumors 603 Jul 26, 2004 6,054 4 Montreal, QC Oct 14, 2009 #7 Take a look under -> System Preferences -> Accounts -> Login Items. Anything listed there?
P Pau.c macrumors regular Original poster Sep 20, 2009 134 0 Oct 14, 2009 #8 nope nothing there at all! its really annoying me!
BlueRevolution macrumors 603 Jul 26, 2004 6,054 4 Montreal, QC Oct 14, 2009 #9 Have you tried the eawmp1's suggestion?
P Pau.c macrumors regular Original poster Sep 20, 2009 134 0 Oct 14, 2009 #10 i have indeed and its still happening!
BlueRevolution macrumors 603 Jul 26, 2004 6,054 4 Montreal, QC Oct 14, 2009 #11 Try creating a new user account. (You can leave your current one as-is.) Does it run fine there?
P Pau.c macrumors regular Original poster Sep 20, 2009 134 0 Oct 14, 2009 #12 i have tried my guest login and the first thing it did was pop up when i went onto it thanks for your help, ill just call apple tomorrow see what they say!
i have tried my guest login and the first thing it did was pop up when i went onto it thanks for your help, ill just call apple tomorrow see what they say!
P Pau.c macrumors regular Original poster Sep 20, 2009 134 0 Oct 14, 2009 #14 yup the beachball i have a look at istat and im not even using 10% of the system!
miles01110 macrumors Core Jul 24, 2006 19,260 38 The Ivory Tower (I'm not coming down) Oct 14, 2009 #15 Go to the Apple Menu -> Software Update and download/install the latest "Performance Update." It should help.
Go to the Apple Menu -> Software Update and download/install the latest "Performance Update." It should help.
F freesonwang macrumors member Apr 19, 2009 87 0 Oct 14, 2009 #16 Find the "Console.app" (use Spotlight, or go to the Utilities folder in Applications), and see what error is popping up.
Find the "Console.app" (use Spotlight, or go to the Utilities folder in Applications), and see what error is popping up.