More importantly, do you have any idea why you're getting a frozen screen? Under OS X this should definitely NOT be happening!
I've found that repairing disk permissions solves all kinds of problems that you'd wouldn't think would be a problem. I've seen this hint on a number of sites.
Disk Utility is usually found in the /Applications/Utilities folder. Go to the First Aid tab and click on "Repair Disk Permissions."
Carl
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