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Apple Releases OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 With Security Fixes, iCloud Drive Browsing Options in Time Machine
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Battery life significantly improved
I have an MBA 2013 13" i7 1.7GHz.
I am positively surprised by the significantly improved battery life under 10.10.2, especially when running Parallels Desktop V 10.1.3
Love it!
I have an MBA 2013 13" i7 1.7GHz.
I am positively surprised by the significantly improved battery life under 10.10.2, especially when running Parallels Desktop V 10.1.3
Love it!
My Mini still takes an ungodly long time to boot
How many people would know how to do a clean install without an install CD or drive?
This never existed before for Safari until the last 2 - 3 updates. Nor did beach balls.
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Can you link to an XProtect topic, in MacRumors Forums, with that discussion? Thanks.
If the spinning wait cursor affects Safari in particular, please see Spinning pinwheel with Safari.
No such problem here. Please see the accepted answer to What's the meaning/use of ?mt=8 and ?mt=12 in iTunes Preview and Mac App Store Preview URLs?
If the problem in your case can not be resolved with RCDefaultApp (screenshot attached) then please post details to a separate topic.
Can you link to an XProtect topic, in MacRumors Forums, with that discussion? Thanks.
If the spinning wait cursor affects Safari in particular, please see Spinning pinwheel with Safari.
No such problem here. Please see the accepted answer to What's the meaning/use of ?mt=8 and ?mt=12 in iTunes Preview and Mac App Store Preview URLs?
If the problem in your case can not be resolved with RCDefaultApp (screenshot attached) then please post details to a separate topic.
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My biggest mistake was updating to 10.10.2, my macbook pro retina wifi connection is horrible. It was just few days I was watching 2k HD videos smooth with the internet connect speed of 60 Mbps. Using my mac right now and my internet speed is 1-3Mbps after 10.10.2 update. Apple needs to fix this issue as soon as possible. All my other non-mac laptops like chromebook and windows wifi internet speed works perfectly.
Im going to respond to commenters who fall into three broad categories here:
It's rare for me that the wi-fi status indicator shows no connection, but when pages won't load at all, or stall half way through, the result is much the same. But mostly it's just very, very slow. Resetting wi-fi doesnt even seem to help much now. This seems even worse than before.
No. MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011).
Meanwhile, things seem fine on my iPhone and iPad, so tonight Ive done a few speed tests on all three devices. They are all using the same ISP, the same modem/router, and theyre all sitting the same distance from the router. I didnt just test each device once I tested each a number of times, to make sure I was getting reasonably consistent results (which I was). I even reset the Macs wi-fi and ran the test straight after (when things are normally at their best) and thats the one I share here. Here are the results for each device (the link takes you to the actual speed test results):
iPad Air 2 running iOS 8.1.3: around 12 Mb/s
iPhone 6 running iOS 8.1.3: around 12 Mb/s
MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011) running OS X Yosemite 10.10.2: less than 1 Mb/s
In addition to wi-fi issues, I still have the occasional website not being found, when they load just fine on my other devices, so no, it would appear not.
Sharing all your comments in one place for the benefit of others, particularly those who want to know if Yosemite still has wi-fi issues. Dont we know it!!
My Mac is a MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011). Does that help?
Oh boy, where do I even start Firstly, your post isnt clever or funny or informative or useful. It's just presumptuous nonsense, insulting to everyone who has experienced real problems with Yosemite, and barely deserving of a response. That's not me being rude BTW, it's me being blunt.
FYI, I have never installed an OS X beta on this machine. I came straight from Mavericks, which incidentally had perfectly functioning wi-fi. After scouring the web for many hours looking for a fix, I ended up doing a clean install of Yosemite about two months ago. And I mean CLEAN. I didnt even use the Migration Assistant to restore Library files, preferences, etc. I painstakingly set everything up afresh. My wi-fi, initially, seemed somewhat improved. But over time it got worse. 10.10.2 seems to have made it worse again.
If my experience counts for anything, a clean install is not a sure fix for Yosemites wi-fi issues.
So post a poll. Heres your first vote: Yes, wi-fi is broken for me, and yes, I did a clean install.
- those who seem genuinely interested to know if wi-fi issues have been fixed for those of us affected
- those poor souls for whom the Yosemite nightmare goes on, and finally
- those who assume that we must be the problem because Yosemite works just fine for them.
It's rare for me that the wi-fi status indicator shows no connection, but when pages won't load at all, or stall half way through, the result is much the same. But mostly it's just very, very slow. Resetting wi-fi doesnt even seem to help much now. This seems even worse than before.
No. MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011).
Meanwhile, things seem fine on my iPhone and iPad, so tonight Ive done a few speed tests on all three devices. They are all using the same ISP, the same modem/router, and theyre all sitting the same distance from the router. I didnt just test each device once I tested each a number of times, to make sure I was getting reasonably consistent results (which I was). I even reset the Macs wi-fi and ran the test straight after (when things are normally at their best) and thats the one I share here. Here are the results for each device (the link takes you to the actual speed test results):
iPad Air 2 running iOS 8.1.3: around 12 Mb/s
iPhone 6 running iOS 8.1.3: around 12 Mb/s
MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011) running OS X Yosemite 10.10.2: less than 1 Mb/s
In addition to wi-fi issues, I still have the occasional website not being found, when they load just fine on my other devices, so no, it would appear not.
Sharing all your comments in one place for the benefit of others, particularly those who want to know if Yosemite still has wi-fi issues. Dont we know it!!
My Mac is a MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011). Does that help?
I had also basically no issues. I'm sure 90% of the issues in this forum are user related.
I mean most people that complain probably do something like this
1) test Mavericks betas (10.9)
2) like the betas and keep them OR don't like the betas and downgrade
3) upgrade to 10.9 Final
4) test all 10.9.X betas, possibly including downgrades due to issues OR don't like 10.9 so downgrade to 10.8
5) test Yosemite betas (10.10)
6) like the betas and keep them OR don't like the betas and downgrade
7) upgrade to Yosemite final (10.10)
8) test all 10.10.x betas, possibly including downgrades due to issues OR don't like 10.10 and downgrade to 10.9/10.8
**** is gonna go wrong at one point especially if there is no clean install involved between betas and final versions
Oh boy, where do I even start Firstly, your post isnt clever or funny or informative or useful. It's just presumptuous nonsense, insulting to everyone who has experienced real problems with Yosemite, and barely deserving of a response. That's not me being rude BTW, it's me being blunt.
FYI, I have never installed an OS X beta on this machine. I came straight from Mavericks, which incidentally had perfectly functioning wi-fi. After scouring the web for many hours looking for a fix, I ended up doing a clean install of Yosemite about two months ago. And I mean CLEAN. I didnt even use the Migration Assistant to restore Library files, preferences, etc. I painstakingly set everything up afresh. My wi-fi, initially, seemed somewhat improved. But over time it got worse. 10.10.2 seems to have made it worse again.
If my experience counts for anything, a clean install is not a sure fix for Yosemites wi-fi issues.
So post a poll. Heres your first vote: Yes, wi-fi is broken for me, and yes, I did a clean install.
Me either. Till this one. Upon restart after the update my 2010 MBP would display the Apple logo and progress bar, followed by the dreaded circle with a line through it. No manner of button pressing would yield any different result. Actually had to make a genius appt. Took it in a few days ago and replicated the issue with the genius. He was finally able to get past the dead end screen using his diagnostic cable. They've had my MBP for a few days now. The upside is how gracious the genius was, as usual. Such a great customer service experience. But I really need my MBP back!
Apple Releases OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 With Security Fixes, iCloud Drive Browsi...
Must share my experience..
Bought new imac a few months ago which arrived with Mavericks installed. Worked like a charm. Ran it for 2 weeks on Mavericks. Wifi fast, responsive no issues. Upgraded to Yosemite and problems instantly started.... 10.10.1 Wifi slow, Safari pages begin to load (blue bar gets so far then stops). Browser times out and says can't contact server. I'm annoyed but hey, fingers crossed for 10.10.2 it surely can't make it worse?..... It did.
Under 10.10.2 it sometimes works ok but often get the same website timeouts and disconnects. However it also now sometimes completely drops the connection altogether and also occasionally shows the WiFi symbol with a big exclamation mark through it. Wonderful! Wish I'd stayed put on Mavericks.
Please don't tell me that my network is at fault as wifi worked like a dream under Mavericks. Only thing I've changed is to upgrade to Yosemite which is clearly dog dirt.
Basically I've got a brand new imac, system untouched, empty, fresh out the wrapper and all I did was upgrade it to Yosemite and it messed it up it to the point where Wifi is often unusable, Totally unacceptable. Something as basic and fundamental as WiFi on a £1500 computer should just work!!!! I can't be anything but angry with apple.
Must share my experience..
Bought new imac a few months ago which arrived with Mavericks installed. Worked like a charm. Ran it for 2 weeks on Mavericks. Wifi fast, responsive no issues. Upgraded to Yosemite and problems instantly started.... 10.10.1 Wifi slow, Safari pages begin to load (blue bar gets so far then stops). Browser times out and says can't contact server. I'm annoyed but hey, fingers crossed for 10.10.2 it surely can't make it worse?..... It did.
Under 10.10.2 it sometimes works ok but often get the same website timeouts and disconnects. However it also now sometimes completely drops the connection altogether and also occasionally shows the WiFi symbol with a big exclamation mark through it. Wonderful! Wish I'd stayed put on Mavericks.
Please don't tell me that my network is at fault as wifi worked like a dream under Mavericks. Only thing I've changed is to upgrade to Yosemite which is clearly dog dirt.
Basically I've got a brand new imac, system untouched, empty, fresh out the wrapper and all I did was upgrade it to Yosemite and it messed it up it to the point where Wifi is often unusable, Totally unacceptable. Something as basic and fundamental as WiFi on a £1500 computer should just work!!!! I can't be anything but angry with apple.
In contrast my 2006 imac continues to run perfectly. 9 years of flawless service. Boots up in 25 secs every time....same as the day I bought it. I've never upgraded OSX on it. It's still running Tiger. Maybe that's where I went wrong... Progress eh?
I was being sarcastic. Mainly because the guy I quoted was bragging about his fibre but it was clear the download time was the same meaning his connection speed was meaningless.
OK, 2 days now and Safari is working much better after I re-jiggered my apps
If anyone is having problems with Safari I suggest going to the extensions section in Safari and getting:
Clicktoflash
Adblock Lite
Ghostery
Curious to see if this works for others
If anyone is having problems with Safari I suggest going to the extensions section in Safari and getting:
Clicktoflash
Adblock Lite
Ghostery
Curious to see if this works for others
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I switched from adblock to adblock lite
Deleted one other app and added ghostery.
I think it's ghostery that helped the most as I have used it before when I was having issues with some pages
Darwin Kernel Version 14.2.0, anyone?
Here
– I was surprised to find 14.1.0 (not 14.2.0).
Related
https://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=20686367#post20686367 under Apple Seeds First OS X 10.10.3 Yosemite Beta to Developers With Mac Photos App
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sh-3.2$ sw_vers ; uname -a
ProductName: Mac OS X
ProductVersion: 10.10.2
BuildVersion: 14C109
Darwin Mashemite.local 14.1.0 Darwin Kernel Version 14.1.0: Mon Dec 22 23:10:38 PST 2014; root:xnu-2782.10.72~2/RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64– I was surprised to find 14.1.0 (not 14.2.0).
Related
https://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=20686367#post20686367 under Apple Seeds First OS X 10.10.3 Yosemite Beta to Developers With Mac Photos App
Thanks for the tip. If "Install system data files and security updates" isn't checked in the App Store prefs pane, Xprotect won't be installed or configured.
I've never been affected by Wi-Fi issues, thankfully, but the fact that even a small percentage of users are still having the same issues update after update is ridiculous. I really want to know what makes these issues so hard to fix. Apple claims to have "fixed" these issues time and time again, so why aren't they fixed?
And no, "Apple is spending too much time on X and Y instead of fixing bugs" isn't the reason. Nor is "Apple doesn't care".
And no, "Apple is spending too much time on X and Y instead of fixing bugs" isn't the reason. Nor is "Apple doesn't care".