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Big Sur V-11.2.1
Issues requiring reboot:
~ At startup cursor freeze which requires force quit - intermittent problem.
~ WiFi issue where computer is connected with router but reports internet not connected. Other devices on the same router do not have any problem connecting with internet. Again shutdown and power backup to remedy and intermittent.
~ Anyone else have these problems?
Hello OlyPenn.
Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities. We understand that your MacBook Pro becomes unresponsive at start up and when connected to a Wi-Fi router cannot access the internet. We will be glad to assist.
First, let's reset the SMC and NVRAM to see if that helps:
How to reset the SMC of your Mac
Reset NVRAM or PRAM on your Mac
If the issue persists, start up in safe mode and test:
How to use safe mode on your Mac
Cheers.
Hello OlyPenn.
Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities. We understand that your MacBook Pro becomes unresponsive at start up and when connected to a Wi-Fi router cannot access the internet. We will be glad to assist.
First, let's reset the SMC and NVRAM to see if that helps:
How to reset the SMC of your Mac
Reset NVRAM or PRAM on your Mac
If the issue persists, start up in safe mode and test:
How to use safe mode on your Mac
Cheers.
Should note again this laptop has M1 chip. I was not methodical in messing around but the posted reply got me started so it was helpful. I may have done nothing and issues retreated only because I am not pushing it at startup by slowing my actions down?
🙂🙏
The trouble with intermittent is being confident a fix actually worked for awhile but no repeat of issues so far.
Many thanks!!!!!
Hi OlyPenn.
Thanks for following up. Glad to see that you are all set.
Take care.
MacBook Pro (13", M1, 2020) Problems
