Macintosh Troubleshooting - Troubleshooting Type 11 and Type 1 errors
Crashes and computer lockups do happen. Macintosh computers are no different.
The two most common types of error you will encounter on a Macintosh are error
Type 11 and Type 1. They are caused by improper RAM handling, extension conflicts,
preferences file errors, corruption and other deeper, system wide errors.
This is the official word from Apple on Type 11 errors:
A Type 11 error is listed as a hardware exception error. However,
as with all Macintosh Type xx errors, they usually do not identify a particular
software or hardware component error. Type xx errors are more general in nature.
You might experience more Type 11 errors on a Power Macintosh computer because
of problems with the software-based 68k emulator. The emulator allows the
RISC processor to run older Macintosh software. If the emulator gets corrupted
while loading into RAM, then some of the failures caused by this are reported
as errors type 11 or Hardware Exception errors. The emulator can get corrupted
by either incompatible software or faulty hardware.
Here are some solutions for troubleshooting errors type 11 and 1:
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