Mail starts up and directly shuts down on Ipad

When I start mail on my Ipad, it opens up but directly shuts down

Have you tried closing the Mail app completely ? From the home screen double-click the home button to bring up the taskbar, then press and hold any of the apps on the taskbar for a couple of seconds or so until they start shaking, then press the '-' in the top left of the Mail app to close it, and touch any part of the screen above the taskbar so as to stop the shaking and close the taskbar.
You could also do a reset : press and hold both the sleep and home buttons for about 10 seconds, after which the Apple logo should appear - you won't lose any content, it's the iPad equivalent of a reboot.

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HT6001 my mac has started freezing and suddenly shutting down on me it seems as if every process has slowed down since downloading this last update of 11.1.4, any solutions? Because it shut down in the middle of a test twice now, saying keyboard issue.

my mac has started freezing and suddenly shutting down on me it seems as if every process has slowed down since downloading this last update of 11.1.4, any solutions? Because it shut down in the middle of a test twice now, saying keyboard issue.

What you describe sounds like a hardware issue. Unfortunately, you'll need to get that checked out by Apple. If you have an Apple Store near you, make an appointment with the Genius Bar and take the machine in for evaluation.

IMac Starts Up And Then Shuts Down ...

Hi ...
I'm hoping that someone out there can help me ...
I purchased an Apple 24" iMac about 3 years ago ...
It was pretty much working perfectly until 2 days ago ...
The last time it was fully operational I'd just switched the computer on for the day - opened iTunes - and was using the FINDER to find approx 600 MP3s to add to iTunes ...
Whilst the FINDER was searching for the MP3s the iMac froze ...
So I decided to RESTART the computer by holding the POWER BUTTON to shut the computer down ...
I gave the computer around 10 secs to shut down ...
Then when I pressed the POWER BUTTON to START the iMac again it reached the grey screen with the Apple logo and the rotating dial ...
The computer then started emitting an audible clicking sound as if it was searching for / organising data ...
The sound eventually stopped but the iMac froze on the grey screen ...
So again I decided to RESTART the computer by holding the POWER BUTTON to shut the computer down ...
I gave the computer around 10 secs to shut down ...
Then when I pressed the POWER BUTTON to START the iMac again it reached the grey screen with the Apple logo and the rotating dial ...
And froze again ...
I followed the instructions contained within the EVERYTHING MAC booklet ...
I tried holding the OPTION key whilst starting up ...
I tried holding down the COMMAND OPTION P and R keys to reset the PARAMETER RAM ...
I also tried holding down the D key whilst starting up to test the Apple Hardware ...
My iMac passed the Apple Hardware Test ...
However every time I now try to start the iMac it reaches the grey screen (Apple logo / rotating dial) and then shuts down after approx 1 minute ...
Is this simply a boot problem ? ...
What alternatives do I have to boot up / correct the problem ? ...
I'd be ever so grateful if someone out there could help walk me through alternative actions to take ...
Kind regards ...

Hello
Try target disk mode see if your mac shut down from this way , to do that
hold hon at start up "T" on key board just after startup sound until screen show a firewire logo as screen saver
and wait ..
if by chance you have a second mac you can use a fire wire cable to link it , in that way your mac is like an external hard drive , most easy way to recover data from it
Try start in single user mode , use COMANDE - S at start up
Try start in safe mode , use SHIFT key at start up
if in all case you mac shut down after 1 or 2 min of use , certenly mean a mother board and or powersupply problem
be sure to have perform SMC and PRAM reset at least 3 times each
HTH
Pierre

Acrobat Standard 10 starts up and then shuts down within a few seconds

Im running windows 7 professional. I was using adobe acrobat Standard 10 and downloaded and installed the files to be able to view 3D pdf's. after that it would open acrobat standard and then shut down after a few seconds. So then i tried to use acrobat pro 11 and then it worked fine. The problem was that this acrobat was only a trial version. I then tried to do a system restore to just have the acrobat standard 10. I then was having the same issues as before. So i unistalled everything including the 3D viewing program. Reinstalled just acrobat standard 10 and i still have the same issue. I manually downloaded the latest update and that has not worked. I am not to sure what to do???

With the uninstall (and hopefully deactivation), you should have also run http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/acrobatcleaner.html and removed the Acrobat folder. the reboot and reinstall.

Sharp sound after start up and before shut down.

Hello. I'm on Dell XPS L401x laptop with JBL speakers. Earlier I had Arch Linux installed. I am setting it up again after hard drive crash. I have Gnome 3 installed and sound is being managed by PulseAudio - Alas setup.
Problem is that, whenever I boot up the laptop, there is sharp loud sound as if speakers were just powered on. Same sound pulse is heard just before the machine shuts down. Similar behaviour when I suspend it. Apparently, its a power issue. Speakers are being powered up and down, giving out the sound. But the sound is so sharp, that I'm afraid that it will break my speakers. Any solution to this? I am not using any power extra utilities yet.
Last edited by akshay2000 (2012-05-18 06:35:41)

karol wrote:Try https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Al … g_Playback
I was so frustrated yesterday that I didn't even put enough information in OP - my bad. So, I'll put here whatever I've done.
First thing, I added a line to disable power save to /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf
After this, my startup pop vanished. However, suspend pop, resume pop and shutdown pop were still there.
Then I went ahead and edited file /etc/conf.d/alsa and set value of 'power off on shutdown' to "yes". This setting apparently mutes the speakers before powering the machine down. After this, my shutdown pops are gone. However, my machine by defult starts muted, which is annoying.
Anyway, I removed the powersave option from modeprobe.conf and start up pop is still gone.
So, current state is: No startup problem. Loud pops while suspend, resume and shutdown. Shutdown pop is removed by editing /etc/conf.d/alsa:
# Whether to mute the master volume when stopped ("yes" or "no").
# Useful for bad audio cards which make a noise on system poweroff.
MUTE_VOLUME="yes"
brebs wrote:
For the "before shutdown" pop - you may have to hack your initscripts so that the ALSA modules *don't* get unloaded.
As a bit of reassurance, I've never heard of these annoying pops being the cause of physical damage.
Its really nice to see you here brebs. I have been reading your posts about this yesterday. When you ask me to hack initscripts, exactly what is to be done. Will this work for suspend-resume. And thanks for the reassurance, but mine is less like a 'pop' and more like a spike!
One more important thing! On my earlier setup, I DO NOT remember using pulseaudio at all. Apparently, Alsa was managing everything directly. Is pulseaudio really needed? My experience wasn't particularly pleasant with it. Firstly, it defaults my sound to HDMI soundcard and I'm unable to hear anything. Secondy, nder input device, it does not list my microphone unless I select 'all input devices' from the dropdown on bottom of pulseaudio volume control. Thirdly, in applications like skype and google video call, I have to manually go to pulseaudio and tell it to choose the internal microphone of my laptop. Otherwise, it loves to take input from HDMI card!
Last edited by akshay2000 (2012-05-18 07:19:04)

Photoshop 7 Starts up and then shuts down om on one user

We have three Users on this Dell PC running Windows XP Pro. My son is handicapped and his Photoshop starts up and after running all the intro stuff simply shuts down. This does not happen on my side of the same machine.
Someone suggested clearing out some fonts. I got my list down below 500.
It did not help. Any suggestions would be welcome. Thanks!

The Splash Screen goes by so quickly that it's tough to say.
It starts "Initializing" - gets one step or two past Fonts and shuts down.
I just tested my wife's side of this PC and her Phtoshop works perfectly - but, she never uses it.

Mac Pro starts up and then shuts down, how do I fix this?

Recently when I start up my Mac Pro it start its process and then I see the Apple Logo and then the screen goes black and the monitor says I think something like no digital signal. I have to start up my Mac Pro a number of times before it finally stays open. Because I use to see a bright flash when the Mac Pro would start up or shut down, I thought that may be the problem had to do with my monitor but I'm not sure. I tried disk utilities and Tech Tools Pro 6 but nothing so far has helped the problem. I don't think its my harddrive since all test say its OK. Then I remembered some says something that computers have an internal battery and that they need to be replaced from time to time. I don't know if my Mac Pro has a battery but does anyone know if this would cause my problem?

There is a pram battery but I don't think that's the cause of your problem.
Have you blown all the accumulated dust out of your machine?
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Random black screens and occasional shut downs on iPad 3

Hi everyone,
I've had my iPad 3 since early August and I've noticed this problem since I got it.
First problem:
This happens EVERYDAY. I will be using my iPad and the screen will randomly go blank. There is still noise in the background and when I press the button at the top, it puts it into sleep mode, then I press the home screen and it's fine. This happens at random times throughout the day. Restoring it hasn't helped the problem.
Settings-->General-->iPad Cover Lock/Unlock -turning this OFF hasn't helped the problem even though it seems like that would be the issue. Any explanation?
Second problem:
This has happened 3 times in the last month and two of those times were this week so it's bound to happen again. This happens when the battery is full so that is not the issue. Anyway, my iPad will randomly shut off and holding down the buttons won't turn it on, no matter what I press, it won't turn on or reboot or anything.
After this happens, I begin to charge the battery, and after about 5 minutes of charging, I can hear that noise that apple products make when they charge, but the noise keep going on and on for a few minutes as if I'm taking the charger in and out of it.
After those few minutes of annoying sounds stop, the ITUNES plug screen finally comes up on my iPad and I connect it to my computer and it restores my iPad.
I presume this isn't normal,please help!
Is there any way to fix this without going to the apple store? Can anyone relate? Am I missing something?
Thank you in advance!

If you've already restored the iPad, I don't see what else you could possibly do. Take it an Apple Store, let them evaluate it. Tell them what you are experiencing. If they can't figure it out, you should get a replacement.
None of what you are experiencing is normal.

HT1694 hotmail login banner stuck won allow me to login or cancel and cant shut down machine

hotmail login banner stuck won allow me to login or cancel and cant shut down my ipad or open any other apps

What does apple support say?

Since downloading the iOS on my iPad, I cannot download more than one pdf from mail to iBooks. I have to shut down y iPad and start again. Any suggestions?

Since downloading iOS on my new iPad, I cannot downlaod more than one pdf from mail into iBooks. I have to shut down my iPad and restart it to save a second pdf. Wasn't a problem with the old operating system. Any suggestions?

It seems that I have solved my issue by performing a full factory reset (erasing all content, something which I had hoped to avoid) restoring from an iCloud backup did not alleviate the issue, I had to set up as a new iPad.
Hopefully anyone else else who has this issue in the future will be able to find this.

HT5361 I can't shut down my computer because it says mail is open. It says to close mail and continue shut down. Problem is I can't open or close mail now. Can't shut down my computer at all. What can I do?

I can't shut down my computer because it says mail is open. It says to close mail and continue shut down. Problem is I can't open or close mail now. Can't shut down my computer at all. What can I do?

If you cannot get mail to quit/force quit, you can always remove power from your Mac.
NOTE: removing power is a bad idea, and can result in data loss, but sometimes it is the only thing left to do.
Press and hold the power button for 5 to 10 seconds, and the Mac will power off.
When you power back on, the Mac should reboot.

I got macbook pro 13" i bought in 2011 but its now getting slow when i start up or when shutting down .and apps takes time to open like just bouncing????????

i got macbook pro 13" i bought in 2011 but its now getting slow when i start up or when shutting down .and apps takes time to open like just bouncing????????

See the Mac OS X Speed FAQ.

HT1277 my mail will not open after I click on mail.when I try to shut down my laptop ,it wouldn't telling that mail is preventing the computer from shutting down,asking to quit Mail and when I do mail dose not quit

my mail will not open after I click on mail.when I try to shut down my laptop ,it wouldn't telling that mail is preventing the computer from shutting down,asking to quit Mail and when I do mail dose not quit

Mail is open but it is frozen, being this the reason why you cannot open the Mail window. Press Alt, Command and Esc keys or go to  > Force Quit, select Mail and force quit it. Finally, you will be able to turn off or restart the MacBook

My power mac g4 was working fine i hit a key and it shut down and now it has the symble of the firewire slot floting around the screen and i can not get it to start back up

my power mac g4 was working fine i hit a key and it shut down and know it has a symble floting around the screen like the firewirs symble and ot wont turn back on how do i fix it

It does sound like the T key is stuck.
One way to test to see if the keyboard is at fault is to disconnect the keyboard, then start up the Mac.
Note - on that model, you can force a shutdown by holding in the power button (the one on the front panel of the machine) for 8 to 10 seconds.
You can also force a restart by pressing the small convex (bulges out slightly) button under the power button on the front panel (it's the one on the left).

I can't open my mail and every time i try to shut down my computer mail won't let me shut down. what do i do?

I can't open my mail and every time i try to shut down my computer mail won't let me shut down. what do i do?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
Go to  > Force Quit or press Alt, Command and Esc keys, select Mail and force quit it. Finally, turn off your Mac.

Mail starts up and directly shuts down on Ipad

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