- #Lync for mac 2013 chrome the website sent back unusal pro#
- #Lync for mac 2013 chrome the website sent back unusal password#
One strange feature of the console log after the force re-start is that I see the line on booting up is following by the console messages from the hours earlier when (presumably) the machine was somewhat crashed.
#Lync for mac 2013 chrome the website sent back unusal password#
I have another Mac - a Mac Mini - which is also regularly crashing on its password screen, so I don't know if this is due to the same problem as I have to force restart it. I was running activity monitor and distnotd had gone to 355% I force quit it & everything went back to normal, including the force quit I'd earlier done on Excel & Tweetbot actually happening. word) freezes (spinning CD), then this spreads to others (tweetbot then excel today). The symptoms are that one application (e.g. I've been trying to identify what creates this problem, and have sometimes thought that Skype was involved, but I've just had the problem without Skype being loaded.
#Lync for mac 2013 chrome the website sent back unusal pro#
I also have been having this problem in the last couple of months, including just now, running 10.11.5 on a mid-2014 Retina MacBook Pro 13".
On all Macs, the OS and all apps are updated to the latest versions. Strange enough, the problem is not showing up on my 5K iMac or a 2015 MacBook Air 11", where both machines also run OSX 10.11.4. I return from a meeting to find my Mac with fans screaming, so I need to do the switch off-boot slow loop that takes quite some time.
It is extremely annoying, especially in the office. In those cases, the menu bar (which is frozen from the moment the problem starts) is reloaded (all menu icons disappear and then appear again). However, if I am too late, the spinning beach ball takes over and the machine can only be recovered by turning it off.Įvery now and then, the machine seems to be able to recover itself (without killing distnoted). I might be just in time to kill the disunited process, which returns the Air to a normal state immediately. If I notice the machine starts becoming unresponsive and the ventilators start making noise, I can than quickly check to see that the 'distnoted' process is consuming 400% CPU. It hangs 0-4 times per working day, and the pattern is always the same. Since running 10.11.4, I suffer from this bug on my MacBook Air (13 inch Mid-2013, maxed out with 1.7 Ghz i7, 8Gb memory and 512 Gb SSD).
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