What to do if your Mac computer becomes stuck and slow

There are many reasons why your computer gets stuck and slows down

1. The computer memory is not enough, and if you don't clean up the cache of the computer, it will make more and more junk files, which will cause the computer to be very stuck, and the solution is very simple, use Tencent Computer Manager to clean it up.

2. The network is too slow, if the broadband is too small, it will be very slow and stuck. It would be nice to upgrade your broadband.

3. There is a virus in the computer. Once the computer is poisoned, it will affect the running speed of the system and make the computer very stuck, so it is necessary to use the computer manager to disinfect the computer from time to time.

4. If the software is incompatible, uninstall the incompatible software.

5. Check your broadband first if you are slow to surf the Internet, and upgrading your broadband can make the network speed change faster. If the broadband network is slow enough, you can check if it is rubbed.

The computer system is used for a long time, the computer will run slowly, the system becomes very stuck, often blue screen and slow response and other phenomena, not the computer configuration is not good, but the computer garbage and plug-ins are too much, the boot startup project is too much, resulting in the computer card, and slow situation, at this time, the best choice is to reinstall the system, reference system ** base installation.

Reinstalling the system will only change the system in the C drive of the computer, such as the files and things in the D and E and F disks of the computer.

2. Release the shift key when you see the login window. 3. If your Mac boots up successfully, please restart it without pressing any buttons, and at this time, you will find that the stuttering situation has been alleviated a lot.

Your computer's startup disk might not have enough free disk space. To free up disk space, you can move files to another disk or external storage device, and then delete the files on your startup disk that you no longer need. macOS can also help you optimize your storage space by storing files in the cloud and helping you identify files you no longer need.

Choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click General in the sidebar (you may need to scroll down). Click Storage on the right, then click the storage suggestion to use.

The app you're using might require more memory than your Mac can use directly. You can use Activity Monitor to see how much memory your Mac and apps are using. See View memory usage in Activity Monitor.

If it's not compatible with your Mac, quit any app. For example, an app may require a different processor or a graphics card. Refer to the documentation that came with your app for information about its system requirements.

To see what processing is on your computer, choose Apple menu > System Settings, click Hello in the sidebar, then click About This Mac on the right.

To see which graphics card your computer has, choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click General in the sidebar. Click About This Mac on the right, then click System Report. Click Graphics Displays to see the name of the graphics card installed on your computer.

If there's a problem with the disk, use Disk Utility to verify and try to fix any issues.

Learn more about what to do if your Mac is running too slowly.