Apple just released the first update for OS X Yosemite 10.10.1 and it adds several of the improvements that all users were asking for in terms of WiFi and other improvements. Apple does not wait and minutes after releasing the version of iOS 8.1.1 it launches this new version for Mac users.
A list of improvements and revisions on the current version is what we will find in the description of this new version. Apple improves and corrects several of the bugs that have been reported and others that they are finding in the system. Without more we go with the details and improvements added in this version Yosemite 10.10.1.
- Improves the performance of the WiFi connection.
- Improvements in connection to Microsoft Exchange server
- Fix Notification Center settings not saving on restart
- Fixes an issue preventing remote connection using Back to My Mac
- They correct a bug with Time Machine and the viewing of backups
- Fix errors when sharing services that made the Notification Center widgets unusable
- Resolves an issue where the Mac App Store might not display certain updates
- Fixes a bug that prevented Mail from sending messages through certain providers
- Fixes the problem of coming back from sleep on some Mac mini
- Correction in Japanese language
And at the moment these are the improvements we have in the new version of OS X Yosemite 10.10.1. Obviously what we recommend is to update the machine as soon as possible to this latest official Apple version, but obviously it is possible that the servers are saturated right now due to downloads or even that still does not appear this new version in the Mac App Store, be patient that it will arrive soon and in when it arrives, update.
Unfortunately despite the new 10.10.1 I still continue with the Wi-Fi disconnecting….