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So I unplugged my iMac and did a SMC reset to try and fix a long standing graphics issue I've been having but now I notice after I have unplugged the computer from the outlet and plugged it back in that it docent wake from sleep as fast as it used to. It shows a blank screen for a few seconds...

So I did the switch today and everything seems to be working fine on at&t. I notice that my NAI in setting still says vzims. What does the NAI mean? Does it still say that because I bought the phone from Verizon?

Cool. Thanks :)

No slow speeds or messaging/call issues?

That's good to hear. Thanks. The Verizon guy made it sound like my phone maybe wouldn't work on at&t.

So I'm going back onto my family's at&t plan, but I'm wondering if I could bring my Verizon bought 6s plus or if I need a new phone. Do I even need to have verizon unlock the phone or is it already unlocked by default even though I got it in a Verizon store?

I can't erase the disc. Doing so breaks my fusion drive into two separate drives and I can't rebuild it unless I go into terminal and do a lot of stuff. Unless apple has fixed this issue, then I can't do a "clean install"

Ok. I'm asking because I accidentally installed the wrong drivers on windows and had to it install and redone load what I think are the right ones. I just redid the windows partition anyway to be safe

So I have kinda a silly question: if I delete and install drivers when I'm in boot camp windows mode, does this mess with the drivers on the Mac OS partition?

I've switched back and forth between iOS and android multiple times, and always seem to come back to iOS. I do wish that iOS was more flexible like android, but not if it'll effect the stability. As far as computers, I find macs more pleasant to use for regular computing tasks. Games, however...

The sad truth I'm beginning to realize, after having access to all the steam games on PC vs mac, that I don't think my next desktop will be a mac. But since I just got this computer, that won't be for at least another 2 years probably.

So I have successfully installed windows 10 using boot camp. It's weird getting used to windows again. When it asked for me to partition space for windows, I chose 300gbs (way I figured is that 50gbs is devoted to windows itself and it's updates and the remaining 250 for whatever. I thought this...

BTW: I know it's been a while since you last did it, but what's the best way to purchase windows? Go to a Microsoft store and get a physical copy or USB key? Or download it off their website?

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Thank you for the quick response :) I'm actually very careful of what I do and honestly I more than likely won't use windows for more than Steam anyway. It's just, I'm always worried about viruses/malware on Windows, but maybe that fears unfounded if I practice good behavior.