Call Apple and get this problem reported.
It's under warranty with full tech support.
Not a good sign though
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I have been messing around with my friends' new macbook running Leopard (a computer he just got today) all evening long and I have to say... I am not that thrilled, nor impressed by it.
The reason why I've been troubleshooting with it all night is because he got it home, and it refuses to hook up to the wifi network in his house. He brought it over to my place and I wasn't able to get it going either. The ethernet works... but no wifi (even though it does detect the local networks). Researching the problem uncovered several threads on apple's support forums that had received tens of thousands of hits about this very problem. I reset the wifi security, entered the encryption key, entered the password, unpluged it for a half hour, swung a dead cat by the tail in a graveyard at midnight... I tried everything, to no avail.
There also seems to be lags in performance with basic programs such as disk utility which takes forever to work. I became so convinced that the factory installed OS was corrupted, that I reloaded the software with no apparent improvement.
While leaving a note for my friend, using Stickies, I was unable to change the font after writing a message. Every time I clicked on the fonts option, the program freezes and I had to Force Quit !!!
I haven't loaded, or used any heavy duty programs yet (like photoshop) so I can't speak to how robust the new processor is. All I can say is I will have to advise my buddy to look forward to spending some time with an apple operator tomorrow. That is... if I can ever get this darned spinning beach ball to quit when I bring up Stickies.![]()
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