hi Ginny, i doubt it is voice over that is the cause of it, have had
my mac book air since they came out and first now am i about to go and
change too an ssd, instead of its usual hd.
hopes that answers it, else write again :)
Sandi
On May 31, 2010, at 3:03 PM, Ginny Owens wrote:
Hello, Mac peeps.
This post might be a bit of a stretch topic-wise for the list, but I
hope
not.
I have a 13-inch Macbook Pro that I purchased last December. It has
a 500gb
hd, and the processor is either 2.53 or 3.16. (2.53 I think.) At any
rate,
my hd has already been replaced once--less than two months ago.
After a
couple hours this morning of working in Logic and GB--including
setting up a
manual control surface with the help of a tutor at the Apple Store--I
brought my computer home, connected it to charger, speakers, and
control
surface, and found that the ITroll who resides in my computer has
awakened
from slumber. The computer plays the "turning on" chord, the hard
drive
spins, and after about 30 seconds, it dies.
I can't do anything about the computer until tomorrow, but I'm just
curious
if perhaps VO is maxing out more resources than I'm aware of? Or if
I'm
somehow handling my Mac poorly? Or if I've just been completely
unlucky?
Thanks for any thoughts.
Ginny
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