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To force-quit an app from the OS Dock, follow these simple steps:. The app is instantly closed. Re-launch it and try again. If you prefer to work with the Dock hidden — or if the Dock itself is unresponsive — you can simply bring up the Force Quit dialog box to perform the same task.
When CleanMyMac spots an unresponsive app, a notification window with a Quit button pops up, so you could force-quit the app without rummaging around in its menu. CleanMyMac keeps an eye on other performance issues, too, so if you'd like to get alerts like this one when anything goes wrong, download the edition of CleanMyMac X and give it a try.
Install the app and click on the Optimization tab. You'll find the tool that finds Heavy Memory consumers on your Mac. First, check what apps are running in the background and launch with the startup. Uncheck anything you think might be causing trouble. In fact, just to be sure, uncheck every app and restart your Mac. Now, find out which process or program is causing the problem.
How to see what programs are running on Mac in general? You need launch Activity monitor. When it opens, you'll probably see hundreds of processes in each tab, but the ones you need now are CPU and Memory tabs. The heaviest ones will show up on the top. However, sometimes your problem does lie within a specific process, you can force quit it Apple doesn't call it "to kill a process on Mac", they make it sound fancy. First, the file you were working with at the time of the freeze may be the issue.
To help determine if this is true, try opening a different file with that app and work with it for a while. If it behaves normally, quit and then go back to the file you were working with at the time of the crash. If the errant behavior persists, you may have found your problem.
Salvage what you can into a new file. Make sure that your software and OS X are up-to-date. This is easy to do with software purchased from the Mac App Store. The same goes for OS X.
Option four, Shut Down , is selected by default. Alternatively, you can press and hold the Power button for 1. Not anymore. I may be done with that one soon too. The goal now is to get you to buy things and support them, not for you to just enjoy the game. The game is fun- similar to other matching games but I think the colors are clearer in this. Great game when working smoothly. It does glitch at times when it looks like 2 different colors are on top of each other, but you can typically play through.
A couple of times mine has frozen- I had to turn off the phone completely and restart, and that fixed the issue. I did once have to buy a power up to complete a very tough level, but the power ups have otherwise been enough. I can play to open chests, but after completing 15 levels you either wait 24 hours or need to pay coins to repeat the chest-opening activity. The developer, Jam City, Inc.
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