#Mac runs slow after el capitan mac os
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Watched it install 24x7 some days watched the glow of the computer on the ceiling at 4:00 AM.ДЇinally decided that the problem was Spotlight. Macbook took less than an hour to install the iMac 8 days of my life gone.

#Mac runs slow after el capitan pro

Installed El Capitan on a 2010 MacBook Pro AND a mid year 2011 iMac with 16GB of RAM. And I have been using and recommending Macs for 27 years.

#Mac runs slow after el capitan mac os

This is a devastating experience - my computer has become useless!! Until somebody comes up with a really simple and helpful solution, I can only recommend to stick with whatever previous Mac OS you are running - everything older must definitely be better and faster than this Capitan stuff. And I don't have any kind of special third-party programs that might be to blame - just a standard MacBook with plenty of empty disk space. Microsoft Office apps such as Excel, Word or PowerPoint NEVER even come near a start - the icons in the dock just bounce up and down until I have to force quit the programs. Now most of the time I just endlessly watch the beachball. Then my MacBook already stalled and showed the beachball after entering the initial password - I had to reboot in 'safe mode' until I finally glimpsed the standard background of my desktop. :-(((( It started with the installation process that took me about four hours.

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#Mac runs slow after el capitan mods

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