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99 Ways To Speed Up Your Mac
99 Ways To Speed Up Your Mac
99 Ways To Speed Up Your Mac
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Introduction
Thanks for downloading this report! Ive written it to help people like you, who arent computer geeks, get the most out of your Macintosh computer. I promise that if you follow these simple tips youll discover that your Mac will start performing more like it did when it was brand new. Over time your Macs performance deteriorates, but these tips are sure to help. So without further ado, lets get started! -Caroline Lincoln
Founder, TopAgentWebsites.com
3) Clear Caches
Your computer runs on Caches. If a cache becomes corrupt or full of erroneous data removing it could actually speed up your computer. Find your caches files under /Users/[name]/Library/Cache. Once as your delete them a new one will be created.
4) Web History
A large web history will mean your web browser will have to load it during start up. A big history can slow this down. Delete really old entries to speed up browsing. Disable it all together for an even quicker load.
6) Optimize Firefox
You can speed up Firefox by changing a couple of settings in the about:config page. Open it up and add the following values. Use the search bar at the top to search for these values and change them appropriately. network.http.pipelining = True network.http.proxy.pipelining = True network.http.pipelining.maxrequests = 8 You can find more Firefox settings here: http://www.mactricksandtips.com/2008/08/hidden-firefoxsettings.html
29) Switch Off Universal Access, Bluetooth, Speech Recognition, and Internet Sharing
All handy little tools that can improve features on your Mac but if you are not using them they are taking up RAM which could be used by other programs that you are using. Go into all of your preference panes and switch off any features you dont need.
72) Reboot
After a while your computer may start to collect a lot of junk in the RAM. The quickest method of getting rid of it is to reboot your computer and start fresh.