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Jan 13, 2014 3:20 AM in response to Kibukby p.andersen69,Same for me. Thunderbolt display and MacPro mid 2012
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Jan 20, 2014 10:13 AM in response to brian_marsby zchannie,Same here. It does seem intermittent - sometimes it wakes properly, sometimes I have to unplug the Thunderbolt and re-plug it in. Then it protests I have not unplugged peripherals properly, and a couple of times it has told me "The name of your computer "Computer Name" is already in use on this network. The name has been changed to "Computer Name (2)"." Which is kind of disturbing.
Thunderbolt display and MBP early 2011.
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Jan 20, 2014 11:52 AM in response to One of the usersby jendrus,Spent lots of time fighting with this. Setting hibernatemode to 0 indeed solved the problem. Use "pmset -g" to check what's your setting. This value has been reset by the system in response to updates and setting default energy saving values, so I had to reset it 2 or 3 times. Each time it fixed the problem. Use "man pmset" to get the details.
BTW: I wanted to mark the original poster os this tip with "This solved my question", but I do not see the button that would allow me to do that. Any ideas why?
Message was edited by: jendrus
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Jan 20, 2014 5:16 PM in response to jendrusby tbirdvet,I would also like to know where the "this solved my question" button is. It is never on any of my screens.
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Jan 21, 2014 2:16 PM in response to jendrusby Brian Mull,My hibernatemode is set to 0 (confirmed using pmset -g). Still a no go for me.
Frustrating.
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Jan 23, 2014 10:33 AM in response to brian_marsby Media_Maven,Same problem here. Early 2011 MBP with 27 inch TB display. I usually run docked with 2 remote drives and USB hub. Intermittently TB display or sometimes entire system will not wake. Removing Sonos antivirus helped a bit, but the problem is not solved.
I was concerned about system stability and stayed with Snow leopard until about a month after Mavericks became available. I'm beginning to think that I should have stayed with Snow Leopard. I used to just love how apple stuff 'just worked' . Since this problem has been going on for months with no fix from Apple, I am losing my confidence in Apple. They read this forum and must know about the problem. It clearly relates to their new deep sleep code. They know what kinds of hardware is having the problem. How hard can it be to fix it if they really gave a ****
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Jan 24, 2014 3:13 AM in response to brian_marsby mfromsoest,I tried everything, still the same problem!
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Feb 2, 2014 7:40 AM in response to One of the usersby jcmAZ,This didn't work for me on my Late 2011 MBP.
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Feb 3, 2014 2:45 AM in response to jcmAZby sakers,This issue only just started for me recently when I had my logic board replaced, before then everything was fine. I'm running Mavericks on an early 2011 MBP. I just tried the pmset fix, will see how it goes.
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Feb 3, 2014 5:02 AM in response to brian_marsby Media_Maven,Over the past few days I've found that if my thunderbolt display does not wake up, unplugging and replugging the TB cable on my MacBook wakes the display
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Feb 5, 2014 2:56 PM in response to brian_marsby jason1881,I have the same issue. I took it to my local apple store, where they "genius" spent less than 5 minutes looking at my setup. He left to check what "part" they would need, and reccommened replacing the LCD panel at a cost of $850. My response was laughter. He than pulled up amazon to show me that there were a lot cheaper options.
We all pay a 200-300% premium to purchase Apple products because they just work...Well my TBD was purchased in December 2011, so basically just over 2 years old. If I wanted to replace my technology every two year, I would buy a Windows product. I guess this should be my mentatlity for Apple now...Dissapointing...
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Feb 5, 2014 5:48 PM in response to jason1881by DoruCenuse,Actually I got the same problem. The Thunderbolt display started having problems after the last Apple software update, Finally quit waking-up when I start the system. I discussed with Apple, and, since was outside waranty I took it to the repair service, a company in Stockton. I am a LCD expert understandign all issues about displays and monitors and I thought it is the best to take it to service since they have a source for replacement parts. My expectation was that the LED driver circuit broked. Today I talked with Computer Link, Inc. in Stockton, the certified repair service for Apple and I got a very dissapointing message. Computer Link, inc. claimed that they could not get connected to my phone (very strange since is a land lane phone) and informed me that the controller board did not solved the problem and I have to pay $700+ to replace the LCD. Total BS, I bouth the Thunderbolt monitoer in 2012 and, as I know the LCD reliability is no way the LCD went down. For $1000 monitor I expect better service and full service support fore more than 3 years, This *****!!!!! I find
QNIX QX2710 LED Evolution ll DPort 27" 2560x1440 Samsung PLS (LG IPS) Matt Screen Panel HDMI, Display Port (Thunderbolt Display), PC 27-inch Monitor *Perfect Pixel
at Amazon for about $450 which may be a solution to replace my Thunderbolt. Still I have to look for an adapter for the interface since I plan to use it for my MacBook Pro notebook and I am connecting another monitor on the HDMI port. Toptally upset about Apple support....
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Feb 6, 2014 5:46 AM in response to brian_marsby dkardell,I still can not believe this has been fixed! I submitted an Apple Bug report back in Dec and was told its a dup of 15398523.
How 3 months later is there still no patch for this????
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Feb 7, 2014 3:19 PM in response to sakersby sakers,The pmset option didn't work for me either. Still need to physically remove the cable and reconnect for the screen to come back on.