After 10.7.1 installation, my early release MacBook Air still has a terrible time finding my network, and very slow to hookup. Once it's connected, it's fine, but waking from sleep is a 10 minute operation! I hope Apple is still working on it.
If you still have problem with your wireless connection taking so long to reconnect after waking from sleep then do the following:
Go to network setting and make sure you are in the location Automatic. Then delete the WiFi network by clicking (-). Then click the (+) bottom to add a new WiFi network. Choose Interface = Wi-Fi and name = Wi-Fi. Then click Apply. This should solve it if 10.7.1 didn't.
Mission Control, Spaces/Full Screen swiping left-right and definitely Launchpad is faster now on my 2010 13" MBP. Keynote is still slightly laggy at times especially if I launch VMWare Fusion Win7. I think it's the Keynote AutoSave which is not suitable for medium to large Keynote files. Pre-Lion on a good Mac you could slam Keynote with 1920x1080p or higher slides playing 1080p video. Playback is still okay in Lion for Keynote but versioning is too slow.
One of the most persistent problems with Lion (Only on my MacBook Air, works fine on my iMac) is the "Require Password after sleep" feature. Which, by default; is set to "Immediately".
When I change this on my iMac, it appears to work like a charm. Yet on my MacBook Air (13-inch, 1.7Ghz) it keeps reverting back to "Immediately".
One of the most persistent problems with Lion (Only on my MacBook Air, works fine on my iMac) is the "Require Password after sleep" feature. Which, by default; is set to "Immediately".
When I change this on my iMac, it appears to work like a charm. Yet on my MacBook Air (13-inch, 1.7Ghz) it keeps reverting back to "Immediately".
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After 10.7.1 installation, my early release MacBook Air still has a terrible time finding my network, and very slow to hookup. Once it's connected, it's fine, but waking from sleep is a 10 minute operation! I hope Apple is still working on it.
If you still have problem with your wireless connection taking so long to reconnect after waking from sleep then do the following:
Go to network setting and make sure you are in the location Automatic. Then delete the WiFi network by clicking (-). Then click the (+) bottom to add a new WiFi network. Choose Interface = Wi-Fi and name = Wi-Fi. Then click Apply. This should solve it if 10.7.1 didn't.
When I change this on my iMac, it appears to work like a charm. Yet on my MacBook Air (13-inch, 1.7Ghz) it keeps reverting back to "Immediately".
Not cool
One of the most persistent problems with Lion (Only on my MacBook Air, works fine on my iMac) is the "Require Password after sleep" feature. Which, by default; is set to "Immediately".
When I change this on my iMac, it appears to work like a charm. Yet on my MacBook Air (13-inch, 1.7Ghz) it keeps reverting back to "Immediately".
Not cool
May I suggest:
BACKUP TO TIME MACHINE FIRST
Repair Permissions
Delete ~/Library/Preferences
Delete ~/Library/Caches
Delete /Library/Preferences
Delete /Library/Caches
Restart
Reconfigure settings (all of them, unfortunately)
If all is good, empty Trash