To avoid the freezing I set my computer never to sleep, however after two days it shut itself down, then the problems came back again.
Mine freezes though, even when I'm in the middle of something. Would disabling sleep impact this?
To avoid the freezing I set my computer never to sleep, however after two days it shut itself down, then the problems came back again.
Until Apple fixes Vista , er, ah, I mean, Mavericks, that is what you'll need to do.
On my Hackintosh build, Safari causes the entire system to freeze up (only cursor can still move around; music continues playing until that song finishes then dies).
Every other browser doesn't cause this, and nothing special shows up in Console. Kinda frustrating since I'm really loving Safari 7 and use it on my MacBook.
Just curious if you guys happen to be using Safari as well... Might be the problem.
I upgraded my Mac from Mountain Lion (10.8.4) to Mavericks and have also experienced many freezes. I then did a clean install, but that didn't help. Just a few days ago, I found out that Sophos AV was the culprit. After uninstalling Sophos my Mac's been running very smoothly.
I upgraded my Mac from Mountain Lion (10.8.4) to Mavericks and also experienced many freezes. I then did a clean install, but that didn't help. Just a few days ago, I found out that Sophos AV was the culprit.
My Mac's been running very smoothly ever since I removed it.
And here's another strange occurrence. Often when I would try to burn a cd or dvd in the Super-Drive, it wouldn't recognize the disc and spit it back out.
The "Strange Thing"? If I started a Parallels vm like Windows 7, the Super-Drive would work fine.
Hmmm, Mac drivers no good, Windows 7 Parallels drivers OK!
You think that Apple is doing this on purpose and somehow could get away with it? That just sounds CRAZY, right?
I hope you are weiting detailed bug reports to Apple at http://www.apple.com/feedback... otherwise they'll never know and can't fix it.
I don't know what to tell you "Old Chap". There shouldn't be any problems running Safari and the screen saver. I've just got a new Mac Mini myself and I'm using a 46" Samsung flat screen tv as the monitor. I prefer FireFox as a browser, but occasionally I use Safari too. Many times the screen saver has started and after an hour the monitor will sleep. Move my mouse a little and everything starts back up.I got this new Mac Mini last month so it is running Mavericks. It has 1 TB memory and 16 GB RAM. Screensaver was on today, I typed in my password, and it froze up. Specifically the screensaver stopped moving around, and the window for typing a password disappeared. The mouse cursor was still moveable but there was nothing to click on. I had to press the power button to shut down and again to turn on the computer. I notice somebody posted that they thought Safari might be causing similar problems. I did indeed have Safari running at the time, as well as several other programs. Is Safari really a problem and should I be careful not to have Safari running when I put my computer into screen saver?