Between the downloading, installing, and restarting, it took my MacBook Pro just a minute.
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Apple Releases OS X 10.10.3 Supplemental Update With Video Driver Fix
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Between the downloading, installing, and restarting, it took my MacBook Pro just a minute.
I have the built in GPU (Intel HD Graphics 4000).
It's a 2013 Macbook Pro 13". Apple said there was some program to replace logic boards on the 15" but that the 13" version didn't have the hardware bug. Actually when they simply restored to 10.10.2 things were fine.
Too Much Time
I for one getting tired of updating, troubleshooting, workarounds, and searching forums, to make Apple products work. Never ending. I purchase Apple products to make my life simpler, more enjoyable, and use the products. (End of Rant)
Anyway, thanks to all of you who are willing to allocate the amount of time you do for us. Greatly appreciated.
I for one getting tired of updating, troubleshooting, workarounds, and searching forums, to make Apple products work. Never ending. I purchase Apple products to make my life simpler, more enjoyable, and use the products. (End of Rant)
Anyway, thanks to all of you who are willing to allocate the amount of time you do for us. Greatly appreciated.
I always wonder what type of dark magic MacRumor users are into because I've never had any of these WiFi issues, bugs or freeze problems and have the newest Yosemite updates installed on a 2013 iMac, a 2008 iMac and a 2012 Mac Mini....
I had this problem in 10.10 (upgrade from 10.9). Scrolling in safari would completely freeze the computer randomly (no beach ball or anything, just freeze)
I installed 10.10 clean, and no issue since including 10.10.3. I didn't install all the software I had before, so I was curious if is was some software that I didn't re-install causing the issue.
Sorry, there's just nothing more annoying than an uneducated complainer.
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Presumably, this is at least partially at fault for this update:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT6648
I had same issue w/ 10.10.3 beta. Went away with clean install of 10.10.2 and now it's back with 10.10.3. Will see if this latest update helps but seems like a pretty narrowly target issue they patched.
Thumbs up to Apple for fixing the early 2015 13 inch Retina MacBook Pros, my fans constantly kicked in even at random times such as logging into OS X with the reopen windows when logged back' option was off.
Gaming is also improved which means the fans are not kicking in and the battery drain is far less than the previous versions of OS X, I knew it wasn't an issue with my MacBook because I took it to my nearest Apple Store and their diagnostic test was positive.
Now all the reviews saying that the machine gets hot needs re-reviewing.
-Robert
The most common reason people have poor battery life in OS X is Chrome / Flash, or worse, Chrome+Flash.
It might be just subjective feeling, or it might be machine's reboot, but GUI seems to work smoother. 
Nice to see Apple putting out fixes already. Get those WiFi bugs nailed down and people will be happy (making me wonder if they'll do that before the next release).
Sorry to hear your experiencing this, but totally a v1.0 software problem. Apple should have made Photo's an option and kept iPhoto available and the default for 6 months to a year while they get the initial bugs worked out of Photos cause they were going to be there.
Sorry to hear your experiencing this, but totally a v1.0 software problem. Apple should have made Photo's an option and kept iPhoto available and the default for 6 months to a year while they get the initial bugs worked out of Photos cause they were going to be there.
