2014
Lynda
John Soldo
0:32
English

Mac OS X is famously user-friendly and largely trouble-free, but issues can still crop up now and then. That's why John Soldo has prepared a set of quick tips for troubleshooting common OS X problems. He'll cover issues that can occur during startup and when trying to connect to networks, and explain what to do when it seems like your Mac is completely bogged down. These quick and easy tips will have you back to loving your Mac, maybe even more than ever.

Introduction
Welcome
1. Start-Up Issues and Commands
What is troubleshooting?
What are start-up commands?
Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC) and the nonvolatile random-access memory (NVRAM)
Using Safe and Verbose modes
Launching and using the Recovery partition
2. Network Issues
Finding your network settings
Creating a new network location
Using the advanced options menu
3. Common IT Issues
Dealing with slowness
Managing disk space
Dealing with permissions
Navigating the system preferences
Exploring your computer's libraries
Conclusion
Next steps

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