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We’re also seeing some apps not working on older Apple TV models, and we have a workaround and an upgrade suggestion.
#APPLE REMOTE APP CRASHES SOFTWARE#
We routinely see updates to the Apple TV software arriveĮven with a proper setup, you may quickly run into Apple TV problems that could be related to your home WiFi, your home theater setup, or simply movies not streaming. If you are experiencing similar, issues you can try some of these fixes, but you may need to wait for Apple to issue another fix. Other times these problems seem to materialize out of thin air. Sometimes the Apple TV is sluggish, apps don’t work or WiFi is slow after installing an update.
#APPLE REMOTE APP CRASHES HOW TO#
This guide will show you how to fix common Apple TV problems so you can get back to your entertainment, or back to controlling your smart home. After a while, you may end up with WiFi problems, slow performance, or other issues that can stop you from using your Apple TV. You can of course reinstall them one at a time after you are back up and running so if that was the problem you will know which one causes the crash.The Apple TV is a great way to stream movies, watch TV, and play games - when it is working. Nerdling is correct to point out that you could have an incompatible plug-in causing a crash, but removing ~/Library/Mail will uninstall all of them as they are located in ~/Library/Mail/Bundles. You can only select one at a time unfortunately, but you can queue them up by selecting each in turn and choosing Rebuild and they will all complete one after another. Each of those folders would then need to be Rebuilt (an option in the Mailbox menu). mbox files from the ~/Library/Mail/Mailboxes directory that you restored from Time Machine into your newly created ~/Library/Mail/Mailboxes folder. If you have local mail downloaded from a POP account you can move the. Both me.com and gmail support IMAP, so hopefully you do. If you're deleting the ~/Library/Mail directory in order to reset mail, you won't really accomplish that unless you also delete ~/Library/Preferences/ĭo you have an IMAP or Exchange account? If so deleting both of those and redownloading your mail is the easiest option. Path: /Applications/Mail.app/Contents/MacOS/Mail I've deleted/reset everything I can think of. Mail opens with two folders, no mail, and still crashes. reported the problem to Apple about 100 times.Removed both account (me.com and gmail).Restored ~/Library/Mail from Time Machine backup from when Mail was working.It has about 10 seconds before it locks up and crashes. Each time I launch Mail.app on OS X 10.5.8 it crashes.
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