


- #Adobe flash player for mac 10.13.5 drivers
- #Adobe flash player for mac 10.13.5 update
- #Adobe flash player for mac 10.13.5 upgrade
I'm not massively tech savvy so I apologise for anything here that i've failed to spot as the culprit! It is then usually very slow to quit all apps and shut down. Quick note: after an hour or so the mac does seem to run a bit faster, it's like it has to 'get used' to all the apps that I have running. I will just mention that I ran first aid and SMART status was verified. My work Mac does have double the memory (16gb) but is on HDD drive, and has less space left on the disk but it absolutely flies. I do run memory intensive apps like photoshop, illustrator, Indesign as well as having say 10 tabs open on Chrome quite often all at the same time. I have only used half of my disk storage (around 500gb). I will admit I haven't made any upgrades to the mac since purchasing it (around 2013), nor have I given it a good clean out/or reinstalled OS.
#Adobe flash player for mac 10.13.5 upgrade
My main question is do I need to upgrade RAM or is my HDD on the way out? It crunches away for ages, very slow response to loading things like finder etc.

I set my timer yesterday from the moment I logged in to the point where my mac was semi usable, i.e able to load chrome, and it was about 15 minutes. Updated EFI firmware versions are now available here.I've been battling (for quite some time) with my late 2012 iMac's extremely sluggish performance, constant spinning beach balls and programs taking an eternity to load.
#Adobe flash player for mac 10.13.5 update
I have posted another article detailing what the 10.13.5 update actually includes, and will follow that with one about the Security Update for Sierra.

here for the Combo update for High Sierra 10.13.5.Safari is also updated to version 11.1.1.Īs usual, the updates are available from the App Store, with standalone updates available from: four more vulnerabilities in security have been fixed.
#Adobe flash player for mac 10.13.5 drivers
