Prohibitory sign crash iMAC 27” late 2014 Mac was very full so I started saving everything from it into an external hard drive. Thanks for taking the time to read my lengthy problem description. What other options do I have at this point? This morning, I finished restoring the computer from a TimeMachine backup, opened FCP, loaded my project, dragged a clip and BAM! It friggin' crashed again! I'm not quite ready to drop $2000 on a new iMac as I believe this iMac still has a couple years before it completely craps out, and everything else runs fine and without any issues. Back up as much of the data as possible and replace the disk.' I did as suggested and then called Apple Support who provided me an Apple-authorized repair facility who I asked to replace the 1 TB HDD with a 1 TB SSD. This disk has a hardware problem that can't be repaired.

Instead, I got the the following error: 'This disk has S.M.A.R.T. Last week, I tried performing an OS restore on the Macintosh HD partition, but that partition was grayed out. Rebooting my iMac is the only solution to reload FCP. If I go to Force Quit Applications and force quit FCP, then try to reopen it, the app icon just bounces endlessly in the Dock and the app never actually loads (even though it appears in Force Quit Applications again). It has gotten to the point where I absolutely can't do anything because it crashes within seconds of opening up the app and working on a project.

About two weeks ago, FCPX stopped responding whenever I tried to extend a clip or effect, or drag anything around for more than 1-2 seconds (like when reordering clips). I've been using FCPX for a couple years now without any issues to produce videos for my YouTube channel. Before describing my issue, here is some info about my system:

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