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* Turned off Transparency via System Preferences > Accessibility > Display > check the Reduce Transparency box Here’s what’s resolved my constant crashing / blinking question mark folder at startup / black screen after sleep so far: Part of the reason they are released for testing is to help find and resolve! My power settings look like this:Īlso, be sure to check the comments below as people are leaving some great suggestions! I turned on “prevent from sleeping when display is off”.

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Update #3 (7/24/16): I haven’t had a crash or kernel panic (knock on wood) since changing some things on my power settings. I guess a future beta will hopefully resolve. I also disabled my anti-virus software (uninstalled it) but that didn’t resolve either. Update #2 (7/19/16): While I was hoping that the next beta (beta 3) would resolve this issue, unfortunately it has not.

Disabled MacID – since Apple is building in very similar functionality to MacID which automatically locks or unlocks your Mac based on your iPhone or Apple Watch’s proximity to your computer, I decided to quit that app as well.

Disabled f.lux – since f.lux is an app that magically reduces the blue hue of your screen as it becomes nighttime, I thought that it might make sense to disable the app by quitting it.

So, there were two other things I changed: So while everything seems to have gotten better by uninstalling Air Display, something else may have been causing issues. Update #1 (7/11/16): After several hours without any blank unwake-able screens, I encountered one. If you have another solution, leave a comment as well. If you are encountering this issue and any of these fixes work, please leave a comment. So far, I haven’t had any crashes or blank screen issues after doing this fix. You could use an application uninstaller like CleanMyMac3 (note, you need to download a beta update for it to work on MacOS Sierra) to fully remove traces of an app.įor the Avatron Air Display software, there is an uninstaller located under: Applications > Utilities You could go to the respective site and search their support to find uninstallation directions. There are a few ways to uninstall these apps.

Wait until any of these vendors update their softwareįor me, the only Application that I had that matched that list was Avatron Air Display so I decided to uninstall it to see if it would help.

Here are some of the solutions that worked for some people:

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It seemed that it was some sort of issue with the display (adapters or drivers or something related). Some said when this issue occurred, they could remote into their Macs via TeamViewer or Remote Desktop from another device, but it wouldn’t help the actual Mac.

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To resolve, I had to force-restart my MacBook Pro by holding down the power key (if it didn’t reboot on its own after a kernel panic).ĭigging around some of the forums, I found some others talking about the same issue.

Password field might display but would not be reactive.

If I left my Mac for a while and the screen saver came on and then later the screen went blank due to my Energy Saver preferences, I would come back to my machine, hit the space bar and then wait for the Mac to wake up. Note: This article will be/has been updated with more information. I have been running MacOS Sierra (10.12 beta 2) for a few days and have been encountering odd freezing and some kernel panics when my MacBook Pro Retina 15” goes to sleep and then tries to wake up. While I cannot comment on features or functionality of these betas, I do feel that if I find something that help make the experience better for those testing, I want to document it. I’m always trying to be on the bleeding edge of technology and whenever a beta is available for iOS or MacOS, I love to dive right into it so that I can have a head start on potentially helping others navigate features, functions or issues once the software is released to the public.