If it’s red or yellow, then you’re just going to have to sit out the problem until servers are back to normal. If the bubble is green, then they’re fine and the issue lies elsewhere. Look over at the status of “macOS Software Update” to see whether the update servers are working as they should. Here you’ll see the status of just about every Apple service you can think of. Check the Apple Systems Status PageĪ very quick and easy thing to do that could save you a lot of hassle with stuck updates (or other malfunctioning Apple services) is to go to the official Systems Status page. From here, run the macOS update as you normally would to install the update – hopefully without a hitch. The Apple logo should appear on your screen with a loading bar, and after that you should boot into Safe Mode. There are several ways to do this, but the simplest is by holding the Shift key as it’s booting. Once you’ve done this, boot your Mac into Safe Mode. If it’s clear that your Mac update isn’t going anywhere, then hold down the power button to turn off your Mac. Radeon Pro 5700 XT with 16GB of GDDR6 memoryĪs annoying as it is to say and believe me I've ignored being told this countless times too, make sure the graphics drivers are up to date and re install Resolve.The below is taken from. Has to restart the iMac to get Resolve to open.Īnyone else with constant crashing of Resolve 17.1.1?ģ.8GHz 8-core 10th-generation Intel Core i7 processor, Turbo Boost up to 5.0GHz This last crash Resolve wouldn't even open when I tried. FCPX, Motion Logic Pro and Compressor.Īfter a crash I'll just restart Resolve and continue until the next crash. The only other thing installed on this new iMac is Apple software. The newest Resolve on a new iMac crashes on me constantly, almost hourly. Was excited to see if Resolve would run better on the new iMac. I Installed a fresh Resolve Studio 17.1.1.

MarnMxxx wrote:I have a new iMac 1 week old.

Imac keeps freezing 2017