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Could this be the issue? <a href="https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6993277" rel="ugc">https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6993277</a>
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Could this be the issue? https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6993277 [https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6993277]

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Is it still fast when you go to <a href="http://www.speedtest.com/?" rel="ugc">http://www.speedtest.com/?</a>&nbsp; Which browser are you using? &nbsp;I've found that Safari had slow access to certain pages and was not rendering some pages too, but everything worked in Chrome or Firefox.
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Is it still fast when you go to http://www.speedtest.com/? [http://www.speedtest.com/?]  Which browser are you using?  I've found that Safari had slow access to certain pages and was not rendering some pages too, but everything worked in Chrome or Firefox.

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@serialband<br />
Slow all over the board. When this Apple computer is turned on and connected to the network, all computers (10) connected to the network begin to have very slow and intermittent internet connections.
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@serialband
Slow all over the board. When this Apple computer is turned on and connected to the network, all computers (10) connected to the network begin to have very slow and intermittent internet connections.

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if you can roll back the last update, 10.10.3 is very horrible, 10.10.2 is good
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if you can roll back the last update, 10.10.3 is very horrible, 10.10.2 is good

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After the latest update to my Apple computer, the internet speed slows to a crawl.<br />
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Full antivirus software has been run and completed without a virus detected.<br />
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One suspicious connection is to 176.32.98.166 and a search reveals Amazon.EU.IAD-Prod associated to EXP/Pidief.ebk.<br />
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Is the EXP/Pidief.ebk causing the issue? If so, how do I remove it?<br />
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Is anyone aware of the latest update to the Apple OS causing slow internet connections?
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After the latest update to my Apple computer, the internet speed slows to a crawl.

Full antivirus software has been run and completed without a virus detected.

One suspicious connection is to 176.32.98.166 and a search reveals Amazon.EU.IAD-Prod associated to EXP/Pidief.ebk.

Is the EXP/Pidief.ebk causing the issue? If so, how do I remove it?

Is anyone aware of the latest update to the Apple OS causing slow internet connections?

Slow Internet After Apple Update

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