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pioneer22

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jan 19, 2011
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I have a late 2008 model unibody mbp, and yesterday at a gig i noticed a slight audio drop out then my audio interface crashed traktor.

I unplugged it and the computer froze so i restarted it and from that point it was running so incredibly slow really taking a long time to log in and load anything. Eventully not letting me log into that account but lets me use other accounts ive made fine.

I did put in my old hard drive and it worked fine, so i put the current hd back in and did an archive install. And im still getting really really slow performace i cant open system preferences or anything it will open after a while but then i get that wheel etc.

What I want to do is several things

1. Perform clean my mac on the user even tho im logged in in another incase its anything in the cache (how do I do this?)
2. Find out exactly whats caused it I cant take the risk of it happening again when im at a gig
3. This happened about a year ago so it cant be the new hard drive it must be some software could it be SMC fan control?

I really hope I can get this sorted

P.S Ive repaired permissions also.

EDIT how do I do a virus scan on another account?
 

ECUpirate44

macrumors 603
Mar 22, 2010
5,750
8
NC
Looks like you've exhausted all of your options as far as diagnosing the problem goes. I'd just take it to Apple.
 
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