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Yesterday my Mac began crashing during video calls. Usually it takes out the app itself first. Then if I try again it takes out the whole OS. I realised today that it is happening exactly as I open any XD doc that has co-editing enabled. Tested this morning by opening XD and Photoshop. Viewing local files and Cloud files fine. As soon as I opened a co-edit enabled XD file Slack started throwing network errors and it crashed. Then my whole OS crashed.
Well after no other response I attemped a clean install of my OS then installed XD.
Machine crashed immeditaley. Was about to order a new machine as I figured it must have been a harware issue.
As a last minute gambit I used the system profiler and realised that my network traffic and CPU were both crazy high as a baseline. I started googling any errors that were jumping out in my error logs.
I realised that I needed to restet the NVRAM. It worked!
https://www.macworld.com/article/2881177/how-to-reset-a-macs-nvram-pram-and-smc.html
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Hi there,
Sorry to hear about the trouble. Please share a few more details like:
You can add the logs to a shared location like DropBox or iCloud and share the link through DM, by clicking on my name.
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Regards
Rishabh
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Hi Rishabh.
Thanks for your fast response. I am unable to work and up against a tight deadline.
I have wiped my hard drive and done a clean install and I seem to still be having the same issue.
It's very odd and seems to have started happening out of the blue.
XD Version: 36.1.32.5
OS Version 11.1 Big Sur
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Well after no other response I attemped a clean install of my OS then installed XD.
Machine crashed immeditaley. Was about to order a new machine as I figured it must have been a harware issue.
As a last minute gambit I used the system profiler and realised that my network traffic and CPU were both crazy high as a baseline. I started googling any errors that were jumping out in my error logs.
I realised that I needed to restet the NVRAM. It worked!
https://www.macworld.com/article/2881177/how-to-reset-a-macs-nvram-pram-and-smc.html