Some tips to solve freezing MacBook

Macintosh MacBook notebook is one of popular computers used by Mac users for convenience and portability. But according to several user reports, MacBook users could sometimes experience random freezes while working. Previously, similar problems have been addressed by Apple with the launch of a firmware update, but the problem seems to be determined. It still persist and may require the use of Mac recovery tools to see how. Block model seems to be uniform. Reportedly, the current problems are more severe and can occur at any MacBook, after which the system could become unrecoverable. Nature is unpredictable and MacBook freezing could freeze any moment in time. Although no exact cause has been determined yet, but the problem seems to stand somewhere between problems installing the firmware software incompatibility problems. Some possible solutions to troubleshoot this behavior are described below: MacBook freezing problems could root some incompatible third party extensions. To
check whether this is due, you can boot your Mac in Safe Mode, which prevents these items to start at boot. You should also check the software configuration while running in Safe Mode. To do this, try to remove an application at a time and then checking if this solves the problem. Most of these problems have been reported to occur with applications that use network resources to match. A user account can cause also problems with enforcement, so as to create a new account and test software. If the problem persists, try reinstalling the applications. You can check the drive SMART status with Disk Utility. Sometimes, running scripts, maintenance and disposal system cache can solve this problem. Also, you can reapply recent \' Combo Updater \' for Mac OS X. As a last resort should be made