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You can see it immediately, or later with Console.app (first place to look is under User Diagnostic Reports). Under normal circumstances, the system (specifically CrashReporter) generates a report for such an event. But if specific apps crash on a regular basis, then you need to troubleshoot it. Occasional app crashing is a normal part of using a computer, because all software has bugs (when I was in school, the average figure quoted to us was 1 error for every 300 lines of code). Errors occur all the time, and their causes vary from software bugs to hardware problems most of them are not serious enough to cause an app to crash, but some are. The message indicates that a (relatively) serious error has occurred, eg, the application has tried to read data from a non-existent memory address. This error message is the OS's way to saying that your MBP is having a problem managing resources. There are other potential solutions to this message, but begin with these four. Go to Disk Utility, and perform a preferences repair.

Developers write applications to avoid errors like you're encountering.Ĥ. Make sure your MBP has all the latest updates, even for third-party applications. Upgrade to 4gb RAM minimum, and more if you feel you require it.ģ. With this basic info, you'll have the basic data to begin investigating.Ģ.

Whenever a program quits unexpectedly, document the application involved, the other things you had on at the same time, and the time. But there are some ways you can track down the most likely culprits:ġ. How do you fix this? I'm afraid to say, there aren't simple fixes, since I don't know anything about your system, your applications, or how you use your MBP. In other words, one or more application that either conflict or there's too much activity for your computer to handle at once.