#Mac shutdown watchdog install
Install EtreCheck app to find serious problems on your Mac.Reset the SMC and Reset NVRAM (which you did).General suggestions in case of further problems: If you've got negative numbers very often, Apple is more keen to get your Mac to the repair, as it usually indicates problem with your hardware. Restart cause logged when it freezes in a hard manner.įor a full up-to-date list, see Shutdown Causes. Watchdog timer detected unresponsive application, restarting the system.
Here are a number of questions related to other shutdown causes: See also: Tracking down hard shutdown cause-software? hardware? overheat? DPCWATCHDOGVIOLATION (133) This bug check indicates that the DPC watchdog executed, either because it detected a single long-running deferred procedure call (DPC), or because the system spent a prolonged time at an interrupt request level (IRQL) of DISPATCHLEVEL or above.In general, -128 is an unknown hardware problem, but commonly it can be related either to memory issue or to the battery time span (at the end of its useful life). 05:11:39 Server Watchdog/ERROR: This crash report has. This normally does not indicate an issue with your system. 05:11:38 Server Watchdog/FATAL: Considering it to be crashed, server will forcibly shutdown. Amount of seconds to wait to issue a forced shutdown, after the watchdog has. If you can pull up this dialog box, that may have been all you needed to get your Mac out of its frozen state. Shutdown was initiated, from the OS X Shut Down menu or other shutdown commands. Expect Linux, macOS, and Windows to include platform specific flags too. If you hold the power button/TouchPad for a little more than a second, you should see the pop-up window appear giving you these options: Restart, Sleep, Cancel, Shutdown. It used to be you could use Console.app, but as part of. The precise meaning of the codes is not publicly documented, although according to website for Shutdown Causes, the causes for the ones listed in the question are:Ĭorrect Shut-Down. You can find the previous shutdown cause on your Mac by running the following command in Terminal.
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