When the app gets frozen or unresponsive, you might as well try force quit it by going to 'Apple menu' > 'Force Quit'. Here I collect all of them and display to you. So what to do when applications keep crashing on Mac? Since this is a common trouble that a number of Mac users have encountered, Apple has released a series of recommended suggestions for users to try out. Note that if the problem occurs after you upgraded to the latest macOS, you should go check for the app's documentation and see whether it's compatible with the current macOS. There are feasible ways to try fixing this trouble, please go on reading. Either you haven't updated the app to a newer version as to be compatible with the macOS, or app developers have not yet updated the app. That being said, the app is not compatible with the current macOS. There is a clear reason why this is happening. Reportedly, most apps that tend to freeze or quit unexpectedly are from other sources. Normally speaking, if the app was downloaded from Apple App Store, it should be running well all the time.

Part 1: Why an App Crashes/Doesn't Open on Mac?

Why would an app crash on Mac and how to fix this issue? For a further knowledge, please read on. Though Mac computers come with a superior macOS X/Captain/Yosemite/Sierra, troubles still crop up somehow, for example, a crashing app. Mac is really a powerful personal computer but meanwhile a bit hard to use for those new to this dedicate device.

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'I was trying to open an app on my MacBook Pro running macOS Sierra, but the app freezes and then quits unexpectedly. Please continue to read and you’ll learn to fix the annoying common application issues on your Mac. This post is about how to fix app freezes or quits unexpectedly on macOS Sierra or other Mac OS. If so, it’s best to make an appointment at your local Genius Bar.This post has been updated in April 2, 2018 If the fixes above didn’t work (and you’re also unable to connect them to your iPhone), you might be dealing with a faulty set of AirPods. I hope you have connected your AirPods to your Mac. If you have one around, you may want to repeat what you just did to prevent your AirPods from automatically switching to your iPad.

This also applies to any iPad running iPadOS 14. On the following screen, select Last Connected to This iPhone. Next, select the Connect to This iPhone option. Connect to your AirPods (if you don’t already have them) and tap the i-shaped icon next to them. To prevent this from happening, open the Settings app on your iPhone and select Bluetooth. Disable Automatic Switchingĭo you have an iPhone with iOS 14? In this case, your AirPods are disconnected from your Mac and automatically switch to your iPhone if you start playing music on them. Your Mac will most likely have no issues connecting to your AirPods from now on.

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