I bought my 15 inch Macbook Pro classic in late January. A few weeks after getting it, I started getting the issue in which it took a long time to wake up in the morning when it was plugged in overnight. The screen would be gray and there would be a progress bar at the bottom. Even when the screen went back to "full color" I still had no trackpad function for several seconds and noticed only when the clock updated to the correct time did full functionality return.
This happened for several months, but I've noticed within the last couple weeks, it has stopped happening. I did not make any changes to the sleep settings as many others had talked about on this and other forums. Several people on the forum seemed convinced that it happened with the 10.8.2 update, with Apple explaining it was to comply with some type of European power saving standard. 10.8.3 did not remedy the situation.
The only change I've made to my machine was upgrading the RAM to 16GB, but the slow wakeup thing disappeared before that.
Can anyone else who had this problem report on if you're still experiencing it? Curious as to what made it stop as I am unaware of any updates since 10.8.3, and like I said I didn't make any changes to my settings. One other thing I did do was change from a Linksys router to a Time Capsule. Could that have something to do with it? Thinking back I seem to remember it ceasing to occur around the time I changed routers. Could that be it? And if so why?
On an unrelated note, I upgraded to 16GB RAM about a week ago and it has been great. Since then, I have had exactly 2 beach balls only for maybe a millisecond each. Everything is smoother and snappier. Activity monitor shows 0 page out since installation a week ago, with only 23.3MB swaps. Interestingly, I am currently showing system memory usage of 8.79GB with only iTunes, Firefox, and Activity Monitor open. Why so high? Makes me glad I went with the 16GB.
This happened for several months, but I've noticed within the last couple weeks, it has stopped happening. I did not make any changes to the sleep settings as many others had talked about on this and other forums. Several people on the forum seemed convinced that it happened with the 10.8.2 update, with Apple explaining it was to comply with some type of European power saving standard. 10.8.3 did not remedy the situation.
The only change I've made to my machine was upgrading the RAM to 16GB, but the slow wakeup thing disappeared before that.
Can anyone else who had this problem report on if you're still experiencing it? Curious as to what made it stop as I am unaware of any updates since 10.8.3, and like I said I didn't make any changes to my settings. One other thing I did do was change from a Linksys router to a Time Capsule. Could that have something to do with it? Thinking back I seem to remember it ceasing to occur around the time I changed routers. Could that be it? And if so why?
On an unrelated note, I upgraded to 16GB RAM about a week ago and it has been great. Since then, I have had exactly 2 beach balls only for maybe a millisecond each. Everything is smoother and snappier. Activity monitor shows 0 page out since installation a week ago, with only 23.3MB swaps. Interestingly, I am currently showing system memory usage of 8.79GB with only iTunes, Firefox, and Activity Monitor open. Why so high? Makes me glad I went with the 16GB.