Upgrade -Really slow.

Hi guys,
I just upgraded my iPhone 4S, from iOS 5 to 6.1.3. Since then it has been extremely slow, I mean I started to download apps that I didn't back up, and they take 5 minutes or so. This is crazy, I mean less than 2 hours ago my phone was in great working order, I just wanted to upgrade and be on the latest firmware.
I have in the last 30 minutes tried the following:
Resetting network settings.
Resetting my iPhone (holding home and power button until apple logo appears)
Deleting everything and starting complete fresh from iTunes.
My phone is still really slow. I am starting to regret updating my firmware? this surely shouldn't be the case. My phone is less than a year old.
I use Deezer, it's an offline and online music streaming app, I guess like spotify. Before I upgraded, I could sync a track for offline use within 15-20 seconds. I just listened to a song 4 times before it had finished syncing.
Thanks for reading my extremely long post.

Yep for sure so here is informations about those slow specific project.
imported file was DVCPRO HD 1080i50, PCM linéaire 48khz 1440x1080 (converted from M2T file with iHDClip
there are no specific filters. just text incrustation (but not on all the clip) and 1 green mask up a part of the video. Some of those project just have text incrustation. So i thought it was for now real basic thinks on this project. Previsualisation works well inside FCPX.
May be the problem would be those imported files. I will test as soon as possible a more basic render from that file and from the same that i could now convert with "ClipWarp".

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MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011) (Verified)
MacBook Pro - model: MacBookPro8,1
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My 17 inch mac book pro is running really slow

Since upgrading to mavericks my 2010 17 inch macbook pro is running really slow. I'm thinking of completely rebuilding my machine and using an old OS. Is this the best solution? Or should I rebuild with mavericks first?
My mac spec is 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7 with 8GB 1067 Mhz DDR3

The only thing that you can do from a mechanical prospective is install a faster HDD, either a SSHD or a SSD. A 17" 201 MBP will not accept more than 8 GB RAM.
Though Snow Leopard is the most efficient OSX from Apple to date, your MBP should run Mavericks without difficulty. You might have some third party software that could be your problem. Noted culprits are AV and so called 'cleaning' or 'performance' applications. There may be others as well.
If you download and post an EtreCheck report, it may provide some clues:
http://www.etresoft.com/etrecheck
Ciao.

Ibook g4 really slow on wireless - is it my 10.3.9???

internet is fine when i am cabled and really slow when wireless. someone suggested upgrading to 10.4 - but i tried loading 10.4.11 and i got an error msg that it cant run on my machine.
anyone got a solution i am lost ! thx

Are you sure you have an extreme card. Extreme is 802.11n, which is faster than 802.11g. I'm not sure your OS supports 802.11n. Not sure how you check. Did you add the internal wireless card or did it come with your Mac?
Tiger will run on you Mac, but I don't think it will change your speed.
Tiger install DVDs are in short supply. Tiger is no longer available at the Apple Store but is still available for $129 by calling Apple Phone Sales @ 1-800-MY-APPLE (1-800-692-7753). For other sources, do a Google search for MA453Z/A and M9639Z/A . Also look on eBay. Be sure & buy a retail version (black with silver X) and not a model specific version (gray).
Also check this web store http://www.lacomputercompany.com/cgi-bin/rpcart/index.cgi?command=dispitem&type= sku&sku=19521
Possible Alternative - OS X Tiger 10.4 Upgrade DVD $74.95
http://www.yourmacstore.com/shop/shopexd.asp?id=376&bc=no
 Cheers, Tom

IPhoto 6 goes really, really slow

Hi,
my iPhoto 6 is going really, really slow, and as soon as I open iPhoto 6 other open programs go slow too. First I thought it must be the size of the pics but with other Photo editing programs everything seems to go with normal speed.
Has anyone got a solution to this problem? Has anyone made similar experiences? What kind of procedures would you recommend?
Thank you very much in advance for your help!
Kind Regards,
Xbal

Actually, according to the System Requirements, 256mb is the bare minimum of RAM for OS X and iLife 6. I know this is true because (check my specs) I run with this, and my iPhoto library has 5,000 photos. But yes, it is slow. Switching between iPhoto and Safari takes a minute. Photoshop Elements 4 is even slower. I hope to upgrade to a gig soon, and I refuse to run the iLife and Quicktime updates before then. Anyway, the latest QT update is just too buggy.
But my point is, it does work. I have made several movies in iMovie and iDVD and even burned the DVDs. I don't see how 512mb would cause the Mac to grind to a halt.

I have really slow internet, i bought OS X mountain lion & tried for days to download it. my internet cuts every time & the download restarts from the beginning is thr a way to download the software as a "zip" file or from a link not app store?

I have really slow internet, i bought OS X mountain lion & tried for days to download it. my internet cuts every time & the download restarts from the beginning is thr a way to download the software as a "zip" file or from a link not app store?

MacBook Pro
https://discussions.apple.com/community/notebooks/macbook_pro
https://discussions.apple.com/community/mac_os/mac_os_x_v10.7_lion?view=discussi ons
http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro
Take it somewhere that has better broadband. The best you can do sometimes is invest in new modem that works with your system instead of the rental etc in most cases.
Do a Safe Boot.
Make sure your firewall is set properly. Don't use 3rd party. AV software can get in the way.
Make sure you are getting the service and a clean strong modem signal - slow is one thing but if it drops off and can't maintain a connection you have hardware issues, not software - and upgrade to a new OS doesn't tend to improve, it may even not work with older networking equipment once you do get it.
I agree and think electronic only goes too far. And when you do get it: burn the package and manually set it aside first before running the intaller! make a flash memory installer, put it on DVDs too.

Mavericks on mid 2010 MAC Pro really slow. Can I do anything to speed it up?

Mavericks OS X 10.9.2 on mid 2010 MAC Pro really slow. Can I do anything to speed it up?

do a clean install and re-install needed apps, lots of posts where in place upgrades are slow for unknown reasons

Upgrade -Really slow.

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