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Bought Jan 2017. Have used Apple Support for this problem a month ago. Replaced same Mac which was two years older with Jan. purchase.
Has anyone else with my brand (Sierra 10.12.3) had his problem?
iMac, macOS Sierra (10.12.3)
What do you have stored on the NTFS server and how is it used? Is that what the Seagate software is for? If you're using the Seagate drive as a regular external HD do not use the Seagate software. Uninstall it.
macOS Sierra 10.12.3 (16D32) - Time since boot: about 12 days
You should reboot once a day to clear out old caches and temp files which will speed up the iMac. The following is from this article from the Mac Observer: The Benefits of a 32GB Mac For Average Users
If I were to reboot my Mac every morning I have no doubt I could live with 16GB or even 8GB without experiencing most of the aforementioned symptoms
For analysis of your system you may post an Etrecheck report. The link is http://www.etrecheck.com
Why do you think it isn't fast enough? What configuration did you get?
Pegster560 wrote:
, But I don't know what it is.
It's an IMac running Sierra 10.3.
But, if you post the Etrecheck test results, someone here may know.
You must remove the Seagate software using whatever method Seagate suggest.
Yes. I'm using Time Machine.
Then you definitely don't need the Seagate or NTFS software.
Im at it again. Helpful to click the button you showed. Now, please tell me how to take a screen shot.
Thanks so much. I've printed this so I will know where it is. I've always wondered how to do this.
How can I speed up my Mac
