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You might get better answers if you provide more information such as when this started happening. For example, did you add a new account recently? Install any applications recently?

Normally, when weird stuff happens on OS X such as crashes, repairing permissions can be a good place to start. Try opening Disk Utility and select your computers Hard Drive on the left hand side, then click 'Repair Permissions'. This will take a few minutes and may solve your problem. Try a restart after the repair before you go back into Accounts.

Have you tried this under a different user account? I've come across instances of people having this only occur on one account. You could create a new account and restore documents etc from a backup.

You might get better answers if you provide more information such as when this started happening. For example, did you add a new account recently? Install any applications recently?

Normally, when weird stuff happens on OS X such as crashes, repairing permissions can be a good place to start. Try opening Disk Utility and select your computers Hard Drive on the left hand side, then click 'Repair Permissions'. This will take a few minutes and may solve your problem. Try a restart after the repair before you go back into Accounts.

You might get better answers if you provide more information such as when this started happening. For example, did you add a new account recently? Install any applications recently?

Normally, when weird stuff happens on OS X such as crashes, repairing permissions can be a good place to start. Try opening Disk Utility and select your computers Hard Drive on the left hand side, then click 'Repair Permissions'. This will take a few minutes and may solve your problem. Try a restart after the repair before you go back into Accounts.

Have you tried this under a different user account? I've come across instances of people having this only occur on one account. You could create a new account and restore documents etc from a backup.

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conorgriffin
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You might get better answers if you provide more information such as when this started happening. For example, did you add a new account recently? Install any applications recently?

Normally, when weird stuff happens on OS X such as crashes, repairing permissions can be a good place to start. Try opening Disk Utility and select your computers Hard Drive on the left hand side, then click 'Repair Permissions'. This will take a few minutes and may solve your problem. Try a restart after the repair before you go back into Accounts.