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How to Fix a Slow Mac After Updating to macOS Sequoia
- If you’re like me, wondering whether the slowness is because of macOS Sequoia or if it’s just your Mac acting up, here’s what I’ve noticed after updating a few of my Macs to the latest macOS.
- Technically, macOS Sequoia isn’t supposed to slow down your Mac. But after testing it on different machines, I’ve noticed that older models, like the iMac Pro (2017) and MacBook Pro 13-inch (M1, 2020), seem to struggle more with the update.
- If your Mac is feeling a bit sluggish, don’t worry – there are a few things you can try to get it running smoothly.
- Restarting clears out temporary files, resets system processes, and can fix those little glitches that pop up when things don’t load quite right after an update.
- Like any other operating system, for it to run efficiently, it needs enough free storage space.
- And while we’re on the topic of storage space, you’d be surprised how much space your cache files can take up over time.
- Keeping your apps up to date is key to ensuring everything runs smoothly.
- macOS comes packed with cool visual effects like animations, transparency, and motion effects, which make interacting with the UI look smooth and visually appealing.
- Your Mac’s startup settings control which apps and services automatically launch when you turn on your computer.
- While the methods above require manually adjusting different settings, there are actually Mac apps that can make the whole process a lot easier.
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