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Discover problematic apps Stop resource-intensive apps from running 1 Open Activity Monitor Open up your Applications folder and head to Utilities. Fire up Activity Monitor and look at the list of apps, Check their CPU usage percentages. 2 Select the worst Look for apps that have an abnormally high CPU usage. If you’re experiencing a slow Mac, this may be caused by an app that’s hogging CPU resources. 3 Force Quit it With an app selected, click the x in the top left to Force Quit. Now you can see whether this was causing your Mac to take a turn for the worse or not. Five essential Mac utility apps Must-have apps to make your Mac life easier They’re unlikely to keep you entertained for long or help you produce…

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MacLife Specials (Digital) - 1 Issue, Volume 3 2017

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