你的慢速
MacBook让你发疯了吗？我们可能有加快计算机性能的答案。该问题通常可以归咎于以下五个常见问题之一：
– 后台应用程序
– 有限的硬盘空间
– 过时的硬件
– 降低登录速度的应用程序
– 过时的软件
让我们深入研究每个问题以及可以采取哪些措施来解决它们。
后台应用程序
在后台运行的应用程序会对 MacBook 的性能造成巨大压力。而当它无法处理压力时，系统就会爬行。
幸运的是，Mac OS 带有自己的任务管理器(Mac OS comes with its own version of Task Manager)(PC) 版本。通过Activity Monitor，用户可以看到活跃的应用程序列表。使用此工具管理正在运行的程序，尤其是资源密集型程序。
前往Finder >前往(Go)>实用工具(Utilities)。从实用程序列表中选择活动监视器(Activity Monitor)。
活动监视器(Activity Monitor)将显示活动应用程序列表。探索五个选项卡（CPU、Memory、Energy、Disk和Network）。双击(Double-click)可疑应用程序以查看更多信息。注意：对列进行排序将使浏览列表更容易。(Note: Sorting columns will make it easier to browse through the list.)
如果应用程序导致MacBook变慢，请点击Quit强制它停止。
有限的硬盘空间
硬盘驱动器中没有足够的空间肯定会降低 MacBook 的速度。但是，有一些内置解决方案可以帮助释放空间。
单击Finder(Finder)旁边的 Apple 标志，然后选择About This Mac。
打开存储(Storage)选项卡。这将显示硬盘驱动器状态。
单击管理(Manage)。这将打开另一个页面，显示有关管理硬盘空间的建议。
总共有四个释放磁盘空间的建议。选择哪些(Which)选项取决于您的预算（其中一个选项是基于订阅的）和需求。
- 存储在 iCloud(Store in iCloud) - 将您的大部分文件存储在 iCloud 中，但需要付费（您需要的 GB 越多，价格就会上涨）。
- 优化存储(Optimize Storage)-删除(Removes)您已经看过的 iTunes 电影和节目。
- 自动清空垃圾箱(Empty Trash Automatically)-每 30 天自动删除(Removes)垃圾箱(Trash)中的已删除项目。
- 减少杂乱(Reduce Clutter)-手动(Manually)整理文档并删除您不再需要的项目。
过时的硬件
有时需要升级才能为您的MacBook(MacBook)注入新的活力。但是，Apple不鼓励用户打开他们的电脑并自行操作。但这并不是说不可能自己进行必要的升级。
在购买RAM或新的固态硬盘之前，您应该与Apple核实一下您的型号可以支持哪种类型，或者您的Mac是否可以处理硬盘升级。为您的Mac(Mac)找到兼容SSD驱动器的最佳网站是Crucial英睿达。
您还需要特殊的螺丝刀（例如用于硬盘驱动器的Torx头螺丝刀）。(Torx)因此，在开始之前，请确保您拥有所需的所有工具。了解这一切的最佳网站是iFixit。
慢速登录应用程序
当您的Mac
启动时，许多应用程序同时开始运行。您可以做的是在启动时关闭任何导致减速的不必要的项目。
转到系统偏好设置(System Preferences)>用户和组(Users & Groups)>当前用户(Current User)>登录项(Login Items)
浏览(Browse)应用程序列表。选择您不想在启动期间运行的项目。
单击(Click)减号按钮可从列表中删除应用程序。
过时的软件
不要忘记检查App Store以确保您的所有应用程序都是最新的。这些更新包含可以阻止MacBook运行缓慢的错误修复。为了让您放心，请执行定期备份，以便您可以更新而不必担心无法修复的损坏。
当有可用更新时，您会定期收到通知。除非必要，否则它不应干扰您的正常使用。在最坏的情况下，如果更新需要重新启动计算机，您将需要重新启动计算机。
但是您会同意，如果更新导致计算机速度更快，那么轻微的不便是值得的。享受！
How to Fix a Slow MacBook in 5 Easy Ways
Is your slow
MacBook driving you nuts? We mаy have the answer to sрeeding up уour computer’s
performance. Thе problem can usually be blamed on оne of five common issues:
– Background applications
– Limited hard drive space
– Outdated hardware
– Applications that slow down login
– Outdated software
Let’s dive into
each issue and what can be done to fix them.
Background Applications
Applications that run in the background can put a massive strain on your MacBook’s performance. And when it can’t handle the stress, the system will come to a crawl.
Fortunately, Mac OS comes with its own version of Task Manager (PC). Through Activity Monitor, users can see a list of active applications. Use this tool to manage running programs, especially the resource-heavy ones.
Go to Finder > Go > Utilities. Select Activity Monitor from the list of utilities.
Activity Monitor will bring up a list of active applications. Explore the five tabs (CPU, Memory, Energy, Disk, and Network). Double-click suspicious applications to see more information. Note: Sorting columns will make it easier to browse through the list.
If the application is causing the MacBook to slow down, force it to stop by hitting Quit.
Limited Hard Drive Space
Not having enough space in your hard drive will definitely slow down your MacBook. However, there are some built-in solutions that can help free up space.
Click on the Apple logo beside Finder and select About This Mac.
Open the Storage tab. This will display the hard drive status.
Click Manage. This will open another page showing recommendations on managing hard drive space.
There are four
recommendations in total for freeing up disk space. Which options to choose
will depend on your budget (one of the options is subscription-based) and
needs.
- Store in iCloud – Stores most of your files in
iCloud for a fee (price increases the more GB you need).
- Optimize Storage – Removes iTunes movies and
shows you’ve already watched.
- Empty Trash Automatically – Removes deleted
items in the Trash automatically every 30 days.
- Reduce Clutter – Manually sort through
documents and delete items you no longer need.
Outdated Hardware
Sometimes an upgrade is necessary to breathe new life into your MacBook. However, Apple discourages users from opening their computers and working on it themselves. But that’s not to say it’s impossible to make the necessary upgrades on your own.
Before buying RAM or a new solid-state hard drive, you should check with Apple to see what kind your model can support or if your Mac can handle hard drive upgrades at all. The best site to find compatible SSD drives for your Mac is Crucial.
You will also need special screwdrivers (like a Torx head screwdriver for the hard drive). So make sure you have all the tools you’ll need before you begin. The best site to learn all of this is iFixit.
Slow Login Applications
When your Mac
boots up, a lot of applications start running at the same time. What you can do
is turn off any unnecessary items that cause slowdowns while you’re booting up.
Go to System Preferences> Users & Groups > Current User > Login Items
Browse through the list of applications. Select items you don’t want to run during startup.
Click the minus button to remove the applications from the list.
Outdated
software
Don’t forget to
check the App Store to make sure all your applications are up to date. These
updates contain bug fixes that can stop your MacBook from running slowly. To put
you at ease, perform regular backups so you can update without worrying about
irreparable damage.
You will regularly be notified when updates are available. It should not interfere with your regular usage unless necessary. At worst, you will be required to reboot your computer if the update calls for one.
But you will agree that if the update results in a faster computer, then it’s worth the minor inconvenience. Enjoy!
