imac slow booting up!
I've tried several ways to speed up my Imac when I boot-the machine on. Reinstall Monterey, deleting non-used file to open more space on my hard-drive. Nothing works!
iMac 27″ 5K, macOS 12.1
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I've tried several ways to speed up my Imac when I boot-the machine on. Reinstall Monterey, deleting non-used file to open more space on my hard-drive. Nothing works!
iMac 27″ 5K, macOS 12.1
The first place to look is in System Preferences - Users & Groups - Select your account - Startup items. If you have items in there that launch on start up that will slow down the system.
If you have installed any third party antivirus, cleaning or any other utilities please locate the developers uninstall instructions and uninstall. Then restart in Safe Mode ( Safe Mode Reset ) and then restart normally.
If those steps do not help your situation please let us know and we will have you do an EtreCheck report of your system to see if there is something that you have installed that is causing the problem or if there is a possible hardware issue such as a failing drive.
The first place to look is in System Preferences - Users & Groups - Select your account - Startup items. If you have items in there that launch on start up that will slow down the system.
If you have installed any third party antivirus, cleaning or any other utilities please locate the developers uninstall instructions and uninstall. Then restart in Safe Mode ( Safe Mode Reset ) and then restart normally.
If those steps do not help your situation please let us know and we will have you do an EtreCheck report of your system to see if there is something that you have installed that is causing the problem or if there is a possible hardware issue such as a failing drive.
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imac slow booting up!