Tim, Another thing you can try is to open your Preferences folder then select from the Finder menu View > as List then click inside the Preferences window on the "Date Modified" gray button. This will sort your preferences by date and time from newest to oldest and should give you a good clue as to which was the last Preference that the OS was working on just before the freeze. Joe
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