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Old 7th May 2008, 18:02   #2 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by a2dxb View Post
Hi everybody,

I am getting very frustrated with leopard on my Mac book 2.0 MHZ. On Tiger it was brilliant you switch on and in max 1 min u r up and running. Not on leopard, it takes at least 3 min to bring you to the login screen and then at least a min to bring the relevant programs on.

Can anybody suggest what I can do to speed this thing up. I have 1 GB RAM, if i increase it to 2 GB would that help ?

Please do not say buy a Mac Book pro

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Abdollah
First let me ask... sounds like you shut down/restart the MacBook in between using it? Is there a particular reason why you don't just let it go to sleep?

You can check login items for your account in the Accounts section of System Preferences. If you have a lot of stuff starting up there, it can take time. Also check with Activity Monitor whether you have a lot of stuff running right after logging in. Also check empty space on your drive. If you only have a few GB, make some room. Mac OS X loves empty space. Upgrading to 2GB will probably help too.
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