Dashboard skips when I open it, and sometimes minimizing to the dock will be VERY choppy (or always, when running from the battery), I can fix the dock problem with terminal by restarting the dock, but what about dashboard, I understand it has to load up the first time, but every 2 minutes when I click it it the transition is terribly jump?
Is this because of the specs of my macbook? (entry level model)
Is this a driver issue that can be fixed?
I barely have anything in my dashboard by the way.
And the other day I was talking to a friend on amsn who told me her macbook pro (older model) was distorting her voice when she recorded, so I went into garage band and tested to see if mine did that, and it did, when talking all background sounds are kind of distorted and high pitch? I tried to play my clip that I had recorded in garage band a 2nd time and I got an error from garage band, and all sound on my system stopped working (when I was restarting and everything was shutting down, the volume keys would make an odd clicking sound when pressed) is this something I should be worried about? Does this sound like a software problem rather than a hardware problem? (a restart fixed it, and for some reason a restart also moved a folder from my desktop to some obscure file)
Is this because of the specs of my macbook? (entry level model)
Is this a driver issue that can be fixed?
I barely have anything in my dashboard by the way.
And the other day I was talking to a friend on amsn who told me her macbook pro (older model) was distorting her voice when she recorded, so I went into garage band and tested to see if mine did that, and it did, when talking all background sounds are kind of distorted and high pitch? I tried to play my clip that I had recorded in garage band a 2nd time and I got an error from garage band, and all sound on my system stopped working (when I was restarting and everything was shutting down, the volume keys would make an odd clicking sound when pressed) is this something I should be worried about? Does this sound like a software problem rather than a hardware problem? (a restart fixed it, and for some reason a restart also moved a folder from my desktop to some obscure file)
