Yeah for me it's the other way round. Seen it few times on Mavericks but not on Yosemite yet.
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Apple Releases OS X Yosemite 10.10.1 With Wi-Fi Reliability Improvements
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Yeah for me it's the other way round. Seen it few times on Mavericks but not on Yosemite yet.
Working great for me. Careful not to lump everybody together. There's many factors that come into play with today's complex networks and diverse array of devices. Can you elaborate on your setup? Which computers/tablets/phones connecting to which routers?
Can you see the error on that page?
The picture is for mavericks (a green and blue X) not yosemite (a brown X):
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I am lagging, only up to 4
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NO NO NO, stay with Mavericks for now... Yosemite is borked
Haha either Apple or MacRumors screwed up. Look at the OS X logo in the article. Mavericks much?
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EDIT: Beaten by tywebb13
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Actually, I've been having that issue occasionally with Mavericks. Haven't used my mouse with Yosemite yet.
Not for everyone.
This must be a tricky bug for Apple to fix because not everyone is affected and there is a million wifi routers. I haven't had wifi problems on my Mac since they fixed it in Mavericks. Very strange that people are saying that this is happening even with Apple routers. I had a very old Netgear N router and recently upgraded to an D-Link AC router and never have/had slowdowns or connection issues with Mavericks/Yosemite.
The only wifi issue I used to have was that occasional bug where wifi would not auto connect in early versions of Mavericks after waking from sleep.
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Not for everyone.
This must be a tricky bug for Apple to fix because not everyone is affected. I haven't had wifi problems on my Mac since they fixed it in Mavericks (when wifi problems were also reported). Very strange that people are saying that this is happening even with Apple routers.
I had a very old N Netgear router and recently upgraded to an AC d-link router and wifi was/is working fine with both with no slowdowns or connection issues. I only every used to have that occasional bug where wifi would not auto connect in early versions of Mavericks after waking from sleep.
This would suggest that the problem is related to the version of 802.11 being used. For example, no problems at all on 802.11b/g/n, but may have problems on 802.11ac.
Just a thought..
BL.
Help me out here does 1300mbps = 13Mbps =1.3MB/s?
And are you guys using 56K dialup, ADSL, ADSL2+, VDSL2 or Ultra fast fibre optic?
I'm not sure since my wifi is perfectly fine even with my new AC router that replaced my ancient Netgear router. I definatly had the reported wifi issues with iOS 8.0 but never with OSX Mavericks/Yosemite.
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Dark mode text still looks ugly on non-retina displays. At first, I thought it was fixed, but as soon as I hovered my mouse over one menu item and the blue bar appeared the text converted to the same ugly mess it was before the update.
It looks worse sitting in front of it. BTW, it's a 13" MBA screen.
It looks worse sitting in front of it. BTW, it's a 13" MBA screen.
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NO NO NO, stay with Mavericks for now... Yosemite is borked
For you it is. Not for everyone.
Well, 10.10.1 brings a noticeable improvement in terms of UI responsiveness but it's still not better than Mavericks. At least I can tolerate it at this point. However, I don't buy Macs so I can tolerate mediocre software updates. If I wanted that, I'd buy a Windows box. Hopefully .2 finishes the job and gets my Mini back to its previous non-laggy state.
Maybe the routers that you using doesn't like 10.10
I had this problem in 10.7 and 10.8. Well I couldn't figure it out, I would have to reset the router and clear the Wireless cache on the Mac up to work.
Thinking it might be the router I try different routers.
The ones I tried are, D-Link and Net gear, one other that I can't remember the name. The one that works great for me is Trendnet TEW-711BR, no problems
This may not be your problem that have old routers, just might be that they don't like 10.7, 10.8, 10.9 and, 10.10. As for the users using new router, just might be the router. Who knows I'm just telling my story and suggestions. :/
Hugh
I had this problem in 10.7 and 10.8. Well I couldn't figure it out, I would have to reset the router and clear the Wireless cache on the Mac up to work.
Thinking it might be the router I try different routers.
The ones I tried are, D-Link and Net gear, one other that I can't remember the name. The one that works great for me is Trendnet TEW-711BR, no problems
This may not be your problem that have old routers, just might be that they don't like 10.7, 10.8, 10.9 and, 10.10. As for the users using new router, just might be the router. Who knows I'm just telling my story and suggestions. :/
Hugh