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Dr.SL

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After updating my 15" MacBook Pro 2015 the startup time is 5 to 7 times longer as with standard 10.13 !!!

Whats going on at Apple????
 

Dr.SL

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2nd and 3rd startups are same as the 1st manual (after the automatic update restart) restart
 

William Payne

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apple should have warned people that it was going to take about 40+
mins and its of patience after 3 restarts
apple should have explained it better

It should be standard practice to never do a software update especially an operating system update during any kind of time critical period.

Its like windows updates on pc, best to do them at night when not in use as they take forvever.
 
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Dr.SL

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After 7 - 8 restarts the MBP boots faster, cannot compare, but seems to be similar as before the complementary update.
 

lambertjohn

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After updating my 15" MacBook Pro 2015 the startup time is 5 to 7 times longer as with standard 10.13 !!!

Whats going on at Apple????

Same with my 2015 MBP. Went from 15 second startup to 45 second startup. Not even sure what I was thinking--why I upgraded to High Sierra. Guess I'm just dumb.
 

Wheelie4

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I'm not on High Sierra yet, still on Sierra but routinely my iMac's boot up time tends to get a little slower. When it happens I rebuilt lunch services and on the second restart afterwards I'm back in my better boot up time. Try rebuilding launch services and see if that helps. I'm waiting on 10.13.1.
 
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