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The Hardware: Late 2011 Macbook Pro. 2.5Ghz Core i5 320GB used of 500GB HD space. 16GB 1600MHz DDR3 Running OS X 10.9 Mavericks The Problem: I installed Mavericks and all of a sudden, beach balls all of the place, with every single click. Transfering files into my external hard drive took 8 hours. Activity Monitor (takes about a million years to open that up), shows no major processes or rougue processes running. My CPU usage is below 3%.

What I've Done Thus Far: - Safe Boot, Still running the same issue. - Hardware Tests - All passed - Reinstalled Mavericks - Resetting NVRAM / PRAM Took it to the Apple Store, and got the, re-install Mavericks suggestion. I'm out of things to do. I find it hard to believe that this computer is failing as it's in mint condition and is only used once or twice a week for a couple of hours, if that. Any suggestions on what do to? Yes, I too have the same problem. Suddenly I can't get any work done on this expensive and supposedly business-friendly, graphics-friendly machine.

Everything is in slow motion. In Mail it takes minutes just to move from my Sent Mail mailbox to my Inbox, ie to load the list of new mail, and vice versa. It takes long minutes to open Excel or Word. Just typing is running slow, so my fingers are way ahead of what's on the screen.

I haven't had that experience with a computer since 1987. In Safari my business web apps are running super slow.

Movies are running slow and jerky, despite the fact that I have 100 Mbps internet. Calendar has gone mad. 2.7 GHz Core i7 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 390 used of 750 GB HD space Running 10.9 Mavericks Apple, I'm very, very disappointed. Hi, I had the same problem after installing Mavericks. Wireless presenter clicker for mac 2018. Solved by checking apps in the Activity Monitor (located in the 'Other' square of apps) and found that the Logmein app was taking a lot of activity. Ereased this app (never used it) and then my mac is faster than with Lion.

I think that incompatible apps can slow a lot Mavericks even without taking that much of memory. Also, check the menu bar at the top of your desktop and see if there is something running that you do not need for a while and erease those apps. Create chart in excel for mac 2011. Hope you solve this issue soon! I'd been having the same issue for several weeks and was quick to blame the OS update. Turingo's response inspired me to review what apps start automatically when I boot up the MacBook Pro.

After closing each app one by one, I discovered it was a Citrix Receiver app (used by my wife to connect via VPN to her office) running in the background that was the culprit, As such, I'd recommend you turn off any unnecessary apps (that load on startup), specifically ones that involve connectivity to a remote network or VPN, as these types of apps tend to constantly monitor your network traffic regardless of the app is being used. This could be the cause of your MacBook's performance issues since installing Mavericks. Once you pinpoint the issue, it'd help to email the developer of the offending app and request that they update their software to be more compatible with Mavericks.