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Jun 8, 2010 1:07 PM in response to Wunderboyby ScSWinter,I believe that is the airport driver...
Do the next:
1-Start the computer
2-Fast deactivate the airport
3-Connect with ethernet
And the frezzes stops in all MacBook Pro 13'' -
Jun 8, 2010 1:20 PM in response to ScSWinterby [Tee]derDoc[DMC],No, I do not think so, because both my freezes have happened when I was connected to ethernet.
Anyway, since I installed gfxCardStatus and am running on Intel-only: no more freezes, which seems to be the consensus here in this thread, so its definitely something to do with either card, the driver or the switching itself. -
Jun 8, 2010 1:28 PM in response to Artitronby hectique,I also got this freezing problem quite often since I bought the machine in the week this new models were released. I have the i5 version of the MacBook Pro. -
Jun 8, 2010 1:35 PM in response to Artitronby Chris Ainsworth,Just throwing in to say that I'm also experiencing the same issue (freezing solid with no input), and I'm also running a 15in i7. Doesn't happen TOO often, but when it does it's maddening, as it seems to happen without an identifiable cause. Next time I see it, I'll wait the 15-20 minutes to see if things come back, as others have seen. -
Jun 8, 2010 1:38 PM in response to hectiqueby VeryVito,Has anybody here successfully "cured" their machine yet? While my freezes seemed random and I was never able to reproduce them at will during the first few weeks of ownership, I have to admit I haven't experienced anything like it again in the past couple weeks (with no change in usage patterns).
I'm sure of this, because ever since I learned one could "wait it out," I've been wanting to try it... but haven't had the chance yet.
(Probably jinxing myself just by mentioning it). -
Jun 8, 2010 2:16 PM in response to Barry Braksickby Barry Braksick,Quick update: I posted earlier about removing a couple of kext files (speedit and BRESINKx86Monitoring). I'm at four days without a freeze. I'd like to say it's fixed, but the incidence of the hang was so low that it's impossible to say for sure. I'll add that I'm almost always running with an attached monitor, so I believe that my freezes have all been w/ the nVidia graphics active. -
Jun 8, 2010 7:38 PM in response to Artitronby daniel.brown,Just an update for everyone- I experienced the same exact freeze problem with my 15" i7. Worked with Apple support and they sent me a replacement machine last week. Reloaded everything from scratch onto the new laptop...and it is still locking up multiple times a day. Same problem with the replacement laptop. So frustrating...
It's not heat related (has happened both cold & warm); and it's not battery related (has happened both on power & on battery). I still think it's a graphics card issue - it's always as a Window is opening - and the window freezes 1/2 way. -
Jun 8, 2010 7:50 PM in response to daniel.brownby Vadim T.,daniel.brown wrote:
Just an update for everyone- I experienced the same exact freeze problem with my 15" i7. Worked with Apple support and they sent me a replacement machine last week. Reloaded everything from scratch onto the new laptop...and it is still locking up multiple times a day. Same problem with the replacement laptop. So frustrating...
It's not heat related (has happened both cold & warm); and it's not battery related (has happened both on power & on battery). I still think it's a graphics card issue - it's always as a Window is opening - and the window freezes 1/2 way.
I noticed that I was changing virtual desktops when my MBP froze. -
Jun 8, 2010 7:59 PM in response to daniel.brownby Petermgr,daniel.brown wrote:
Just an update for everyone- I experienced the same exact freeze problem with my 15" i7. Worked with Apple support and they sent me a replacement machine last week. Reloaded everything from scratch onto the new laptop...and it is still locking up multiple times a day. Same problem with the replacement laptop. So frustrating...
It's not heat related (has happened both cold & warm); and it's not battery related (has happened both on power & on battery). I still think it's a graphics card issue - it's always as a Window is opening - and the window freezes 1/2 way.
That is not good news. I am waiting for my replacement 15" because of freezing problems. If I experience the same problems on the new Mac I hope Apple offers a full refund. Already wasted too much time in my first venture as a Mac owner. -
Jun 8, 2010 8:50 PM in response to Petermgrby BigCat400,Petermgr wrote:
daniel.brown wrote:
Just an update for everyone- I experienced the same exact freeze problem with my 15" i7. Worked with Apple support and they sent me a replacement machine last week. Reloaded everything from scratch onto the new laptop...and it is still locking up multiple times a day. Same problem with the replacement laptop. So frustrating...
It's not heat related (has happened both cold & warm); and it's not battery related (has happened both on power & on battery). I still think it's a graphics card issue - it's always as a Window is opening - and the window freezes 1/2 way.
That is not good news. I am waiting for my replacement 15" because of freezing problems. If I experience the same problems on the new Mac I hope Apple offers a full refund. Already wasted too much time in my first venture as a Mac owner.
The fact of the matter is, there are machines out there that do not have any of these problems. My replacement machine does not have any problems. Of course, it is always possible that the machine you get does. Hard to explain, the whole thing is mind boggling. -
Jun 9, 2010 12:15 AM in response to BigCat400by ScSWinter,im thinking... can be the shared ram of the nvidia chipset?
i can not test it but anybody has the option of the preference panel (security)
enable virtual protected memory
activated? -
Jun 9, 2010 12:35 AM in response to ScSWinterby Espen Vestre,ScSWinter wrote:
I believe that is the airport driver...
I was on ethernet with AP turned off as I had my one and only freeze. -
Jun 9, 2010 4:49 AM in response to Fred Turnerby gmarinov,Fred Turner wrote:
1. Definitely NO spinning beachball
2. Despite the UI completely refusing to update, sound continues to play
3. I haven't had a chance to try SSH yet (just turned it on), but I AM able to ping the machine from another on the network
4. Screen will dim (not go black, just dim) as usual for energy savings, and moving the mouse will return it to full brightness
5. Nothing useful in the Console corresponding to the time of the hang-up
6. Happens on power adapter, perhaps on battery as well (OP says battery, I believe)
VERY typical of WindowServer. Check windowserver.log for anything weird.. -
Jun 9, 2010 10:07 AM in response to daniel.brownby Maconde,I have to report that haven't had any freeze since I updated the driver version my Nvidia GT330M to 8.17.11.9716 (on the W7 bootcamp)
Still have the attention note about USB host controlles 3b3b & 3b..
Note: I had previously experienced a couple per day using Windows7.
Not had any freeze on MAC OS yet.... but I barely use it, since I use the MBP at work with MS CRM & Outlook. I use MACOS for videos, photoshop & web at night sometimes. -
Jun 9, 2010 10:11 AM in response to Artitronby ovid2010,It seems Apple became too greedy and the sell faulty goods. <this is not good this is really not good.