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#HOW TO RESTART A MAC FROM WINDOWS BACK TO HOW TO#
#HOW TO RESTART A MAC FROM WINDOWS BACK TO UPDATE#
#HOW TO RESTART A MAC FROM WINDOWS BACK TO SOFTWARE#
#HOW TO RESTART A MAC FROM WINDOWS BACK TO FREE#

If it’s an M1 you need to shut down > press and hold the power button while the Mac starts up > when the start up options appear press Command + D. As with Safe Mode the method depends on the Mac you own.

This is a special utility from the Apple Support Site that detects problems on your Mac.

Use Disk Utility‘s Repair Disk function to clean up any problems with your hard drive.

You either access this by holding down the Shift key while starting up your Mac (Intel) or, if you have an M1 Mac, press and continue to hold the power button until you see the startup options appear > choose your startup disk > press and hold Shift > click Continue in Safe Mode.

Use Safe Mode, which launches macOS without any additional processes and runs clean-up scripts.

If you use apps with plug-ins, you should disable (or remove) them to discover if they are causing problems.

After updating your software, disconnect all your peripherals and re-attach them one at a time to see if one of them is causing the problem.

Most apps have a ‘Check for updates’ feature.

#HOW TO RESTART A MAC FROM WINDOWS BACK TO UPDATE#

Update apps installed outside of the App Store manually.

Check for updates to your apps in the Mac App Store.

#HOW TO RESTART A MAC FROM WINDOWS BACK TO HOW TO#

How to fix a Mac that won’t finish a macOS update.

#HOW TO RESTART A MAC FROM WINDOWS BACK TO SOFTWARE#

Either go to System Preferences > Software Update, or with older versions of macOS open the Mac App Store and check for updates there.

#HOW TO RESTART A MAC FROM WINDOWS BACK TO FREE#

Check you’ve got enough storage space – ideally make sure that about 20% of the size of your hard drive is free to avoid slowdowns.If you encounter frequent freezes, check the following: You should investigate the cause of the crash so you can avoid the same thing happening again.

How to find out why your Mac crashed or froze If that is the case, you should try to recover what you can from it, and transfer any contents to a new file (then delete the file). When you restart you may find the file you were working on opens, however you may find it is damaged or corrupted. Wait a few seconds, then press and release the power button to turn it back on again. If that doesn’t work (if your keyboard is also unresponsive), press and hold the Power button on your Mac until your Mac switches off.(If you have a Touch ID sensor this may not work). This will quit apps after an offer to save, and then shut down the Mac. If you cannot interact with the Apple menu (perhaps your mouse is unresponsive) try pressing Command-Control-Eject on a very old Mac or Control-Option-Command-Power button on a newer Mac.Click on the Apple menu at the top left of the screen, then select Restart and click Restart.There are a few ways to determine whether the problem is being caused by an app. Quitting and restarting the problem app is usually the best way to unfreeze your Mac. Often you’ll spot this because the app’s menus and icons are unresponsive, and you may see the rainbow wheel, also known as the spinning beach ball, the ‘spinning pizza of death’ or just SPOD. The first job is to determine whether the whole of macOS is affected, or just one app.Ĭhances are, if you can still use your mouse and keyboard, the problem is being caused by one app in particular. We’ll look at the steps to take to determine if you have insufficient storage space, a memory problem, an issue with the version of the Mac operating system you are running, or a problem with certain apps. Even if you manage to unfreeze your Mac, you will want to investigate the cause of the problem.Failing that, you can Safe Boot your Mac.If after rebooting the problem continues you may benefit from unplugging any peripherals that are attached to your Mac and rebooting again.How to reboot your Mac in more detail below. In that case, you may need to reboot your Mac. If you can’t move your cursor, or use your keyboard, you can’t force quit.We look at how to force quit an app below. Sometimes closing that app can solve the problem.

The problem might be specific to a single app rather than your Mac in general.

If your Mac froze while you were using an app, see if you can force quit the app you are using.