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One of my teachers has a Macbook Air that she uses both at home and when in school. At home it's a lightship and logs on and runs as smooth and fast as it was designed to. In school it's an absolutely frustrating donkey. She called me down to have a look at it this morning - it had been powered on for 10 minutes and all that was happening was a blue screen with a movable mouse arrow on it. Removing the battery - waiting a minute or so - plugging in an external storage disk she uses then powering on got it to her desktop but everything on it is SLOW. Trying to launch Safari for example was a complete frustration and I have come back to my office to post this before going back to see if it's actually opened it. It's running on Wireless with a full signal.
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I'd be looking at DNS and failed attempts to access Apple webservers in the proxy logs (but it's early and I may be misremembering/mixing up with IOS).

 

What do the logs say?

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cant apple devices have issues with domain that end .local as they use that for something?

 

might be worth trying it with wifi off and a nic cable and just no network till its booted see if that helps

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