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Adobe acrobat os x constant crash
Adobe acrobat os x constant crash






adobe acrobat os x constant crash
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mdsworker showing an invalid address (?-?)? I don't have a lot of knowledge in regards to the console and how to read the messages, but I do not recognize the word or the fault accident. I get the minute incident reports or more. Now, my attention is directed to my messages to the console.

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He mentioned disk i/o errors and I have maybe need to replace my hard drive soon - I was considering upgrading ssd anyway - so I did the installation and upgrade of RAM. (continue)ĭuring my diagnosis, I consulted a friend who looked at my console. I thought that I re activated spotlight and the problem has been resolved, but apparently my console suggested projector has been disabled so I have reactivated the indexing and have had some problems of backup again. Welcomed my backup run and assumed all was well. No.ģ find 10.7.5 additional updated with the hotfix for extended projector or activity of time machine. No.Ģ disable indexing with the terminal and re-activation controls. Research presented so I tried these possible solutions.ġ (obvious) adding hd/external references to the list of privacy then removing to re-index. Spotlight is indexing for long periods of time. It all started with a hint of delay and backup times with reading of error message "Impossible backup, please try again later" There is a behavior unusual spotlight as well. I get constant crash messages in my console. Mac Book Pro (early 2011) 17 "quad i7 16 GRAMS / 500 Gb Crucial SSD MX200 It would be certainly interesting runs a malware on these specific files up-to-date.Ĭonstant Crash logs and unusual behavior spotlight?

adobe acrobat os x constant crash

It may be interesting to try to uninstall Google Desktop, or put in quarantine and sometimes delete these two files. There appears to be opportunities that the above entries relate to a malware disguised as something else (which would explain why they are not versioned) or they could be old remnants now not supported by Google Desktop. The only thing I can imagine could cause what I have not tried to fix is the dissonance between Firefox and old Windows XP as possible a problem. Windows has all the updates that are available. Malware bytes was performed several times and nothing is found. It occurs on many different pages and doesn't seem to have a boss. I use the latest version, I uninstalled completely and re installed, but it worked only for a day or two. It's completely random, it still happens in safe mode, AND when the plug-ins/add-ons custom are disabled. I have sometimes a few hours of uninterrupted navigation but often have restart Firefox 10 times in 10 minutes too. Firefox has been repeatedly and randomly crashing for about a week.








Adobe acrobat os x constant crash