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finnafuckyobitch
Posts: 1647 - Karma: 865
The internet is running realllly really slow on my Mac these days. It kinda happened out of nowhere, it is less than a year old and was working perfectly up until a week ago, now it takes 20 minutes to load a vimeo video. I know probably too much p0rn but what can I do to get this fixed? Suggestions are appreciated as I am not too technology savy, thanks homies
Sep 8 2013 7:27PM
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Handy_helper
Posts: 63 - Karma: 332
Just take it into the apple store they can help ya out but delete the porn first that could be embarrassing
Sep 8 2013 7:31PM
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the_armidilo
Posts: 189 - Karma: 1,488
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Did you try turning it off then back on.
Sep 8 2013 7:48PM
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SFB
Posts: 8895 - Karma: 26,346
sell your soul to lucifer in exchange for him to fix your compu
Sep 8 2013 8:17PM
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Cork3d
Posts: 52 - Karma: 73
Go to speed test.com and check your internet speed.  Are you running through wifi or Ethernet cord? Sometimes the cords can slow your speed if they're old.  Also, is anyone else on your network downloading big files/Pandora/watchingyoutube? That hogs internet.  Lastly, right now is when most people are online so internet speeds will drop.
Sep 8 2013 8:39PM
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Benson.
Posts: 2739 - Karma: 3,787
I heard deleting system_32 works
Sep 8 2013 8:46PM
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kingsskier
Posts: 6212 - Karma: 2,101
Check your router... That may be going to shit. If it was your processor or ram you would see it offline too especially on boot. I have never seen a network card fail in them. If it happens offline as well as online, delete your porn and bring it in to the semi-knowledgeable about macs bar.
Sep 9 2013 2:59AM
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Bateman
Posts: 8590 - Karma: 8,600
Created a folder called System32, put every file on your computer into said folder then delete System32. Always works.
Sep 9 2013 3:01AM
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