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Runescape keeps crashing!

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I have a MacBook Pro with a 2.53 GHz processor and 4GB of memory. For some reason whenever i enter a laggy area (w2, castlewars games, opening a new door in dungeoneering, etc.) Runescape crashes. For some reason I never get the "loading" sign I used to get on my PC. The game simply freezes and either unfreezes (if i'm lucky) or crashes.

 

Any help rectifying this would be greatly appreciated.

 

Note-My browser doesn't crash, just the game.

well this happen to me yesterday on my pc, It stoped today.

maby it's just the server today.

ohh and you always lag when u open doors in dungeoneering :P

 

if that's not the problum try runescape in a lesser detal.

 

if that still isn't helping, try restarting the computer.

 

hope that helps.

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I should probably have added-

I play on the lowest possible settings.

This has been happening since dungeoneering came out.

I need to restart my computer once the game has crashed before the game will start working again.

I should probably have added-

I play on the lowest possible settings.

This has been happening since dungeoneering came out.

I need to restart my computer once the game has crashed before the game will start working again.

ohh, well that makes things hard.

is it just the mac or is it the pc too?

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I should probably have added-

I play on the lowest possible settings.

This has been happening since dungeoneering came out.

I need to restart my computer once the game has crashed before the game will start working again.

ohh, well that makes things hard.

is it just the mac or is it the pc too?

 

It's just the mac.

I should probably have added-

I play on the lowest possible settings.

This has been happening since dungeoneering came out.

I need to restart my computer once the game has crashed before the game will start working again.

ohh, well that makes things hard.

is it just the mac or is it the pc too?

 

It's just the mac.

ehh maby runescape hasen't updated it's mac software yet. i don't know what the problum could be, sorry :/

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Go make sure your Java is up to date, and that your browser is as well. If you're using Firefox, try disabling your addons then reenabling them one by one to see if one of those is causing a problem.

 

If that doesn't work, do you run anything else at the same time as RS?

 

ehh maby runescape hasen't updated it's mac software yet.

 

=D>

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Go make sure your Java is up to date, and that your browser is as well. If you're using Firefox, try disabling your addons then reenabling them one by one to see if one of those is causing a problem.

 

If that doesn't work, do you run anything else at the same time as RS?

 

ehh maby runescape hasen't updated it's mac software yet.

 

=D>

 

Java and browser are up to date. I've tried both Safari and Firefox and the game crashed much less often with Safari. I don't need to be running something other than RS for a crash to occur but running other windows (youtube/hulu vids, etc.) can lead to more frequent crashes.

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