Electronics

[Cats3000]

Took about 45 minutes for the entire process.  

Am waiting to get "OS Sierra, For Dummies" to figure out how to use all of the features.

So far working fine.

[Sweetbay magnolia]

@Cats3000:  which OS were you using before the upgrade?  Which Mac do you have?  Thanks!

[NickNack]

I downloaded it overnight, and it was estimated to take four hours on my MacBook Air.  I had read it took that long, so that's why I did it overnight.  What do you have that it only took 45 minutes?  I don't actually know how long it took to install because I was asleep.

[hopi]

I am afraid to. Every since my last update it seems like I have to force quit Safari alot because my computer slows.

Please let us know how it works out for you.

[jaxs mom]

I installed it the day it was released and had no issues as usual. 

[jaxs mom]

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@Nicknack wrote:

I downloaded it overnight, and it was estimated to take four hours on my MacBook Air.  I had read it took that long, so that's why I did it overnight.  What do you have that it only took 45 minutes?  I don't actually know how long it took to install because I was asleep.

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It didn't take 4 hours in my imac. It probably took the same 30-45 minutes as the PP said. I can't imagine why it would take 4 hours to install. 

[Cats3000]

Have an iMac (late 2015).  16GB RAM, 1TB HD.

Was using the previous OS (El Captain?).

[Cats3000]

Have an iMac (Late 2015).  16GB RAM.  1TB HD.

[Cats3000]

I've been using it since I downloaded and installed it.  Have had no problems doing my regular stuff.  Have a Brother Laser Printer (black and white only) and it worked fine.  I had just updated the printer and scanner drivers for the previous MAC OS and didn't have to do any thing to print and scan.  I believe that Brother will be releasing new printer/scanner drivers shortly; the currrent ones seem to work fine.

[gidgetgh]

I also downloaded and installed it on the first day. Took me about 45 minutes also. I have an iMac.