Macbook Pro SSD Yosemite Boot Slow

[juxbox]

hello friends my macbook pro 2011 early 2.3 ghz i5 9 gb ram and samsung evo 850 250 gb ssd disc

yosemite boot very slow i am using trim enabler please help me friends.

What should be the opening rate ?

my boot time 00:31,5

 

[DeltaMac]

Can you tell us what "very slow" boot is?
20 seconds boot might seem slow for some folks, but 2 minutes would definitely be slow.

Does your system respond OK after it finishes booting?

How do you get 9GB of RAM?
Trim (or no trim) would not affect boot time in any way.

 

[juxbox]

Can you tell us what "very slow" boot is?
20 seconds boot might seem slow for some folks, but 2 minutes would definitely be slow.

Does your system respond OK after it finishes booting?

How do you get 9GB of RAM?
Trim (or no trim) would not affect boot time in any way.

oppening system booting very slow

 

[DeltaMac]

Thanks!
At the risk of repeating myself, but how slow is "very slow"?
More than 20 seconds?
Or, more than 20 minutes?
2 hours ?

Do you have several apps that startup when you boot? You would see the indicators in the dock, showing you that you have open apps.

 

[juxbox]

more than 20 seconds i am new formating yosemite setup 10.10.5

 

[simonsi]

He posted it at 00:31,5 so 31.5secs.

Personally I wouldn't just wipe my mac for that, look at your login items and check your WiFi/internet (in case it is having trouble accessing the cloud). OS X doesn't take long to boot by itself, it will be doing something with a login item.

 

[juxbox]

Very Thanks Friends
I format the second hard disk problems solved

 

[simonsi]

Ok but if you put the same software on that you had, be prepared for the issue to come back. Formatting will fix all kinds of issues but it won't tell you what the issue was...

 

[juxbox]

Ok but if you put the same software on that you had, be prepared for the issue to come back. Formatting will fix all kinds of issues but it won't tell you what the issue was...

problem i am delete mavericks backup

 

[simonsi]

So what did you put on the drive after the format?

 

[patternjake]

Upgrade to 10.10.5 which enables third party TRIM support.
sudo trimforce enable

That should help. And the obvious is checking what Login Items are present, and running a permissions repair from Disk Utility.

 

[juxbox]

So what did you put on the drive after the format?

It also found fault repair disc , to fix the problems I 've format and affte boot time 15 second

 

[juxbox]

Upgrade to 10.10.5 which enables third party TRIM support.
sudo trimforce enable

That should help. And the obvious is checking what Login Items are present, and running a permissions repair from Disk Utility.

friends thanks i am using trim enabler

 

[simonsi]

problem i am delete mavericks backup

Then I don't understand.

 

[patternjake]

You need Yosemite, not Mavericks.