There are times your Mac may crash and what can we do to recover from that.
The first thing that you can do is to logout as quickly as possible! Another thing you can do is to restart the system. But it takes more time than logging out from the system.
Force Quit: It is always not possible to logout or restart because the program that crashed the system takes a long time to quit. Then it is a nice idea to force quit by just pressing the Cmd-Option-Esc keys together.
If this did not work you can “Force a Restart”. You can do this by just pressing the “Ctrl-Cmd-Pwr” buttons together.
If none of these methods work then the final way is to simply “Force a shutdown”. Just press the pwr button for sometime and you are done!
Many times the crashes may be due to insufficient memory. So if your Mac crashes too many times a day think seriously about upgrading your RAM. Another problem is the low disk space. You should always keep at least 10% of your hard disk free. You can increase your disk space by removing the unwanted files and programs. Defragment the hard disc drives which will increase the disc space a little bit. It also can increase the performance of the system. Try to use disk cloning than Optimizing your hard drive.
