Repeatedly Experiencing Kernel After Installing Panic Monterey 12.2

socks0807 wrote:

I recently installed Monterey 12.2 and have been experiencing kernel panic ever since, to the point that my MacBook Pro was basically worthless. Please note that I do NOT use any external devices; I am only using the machine itself so no mouse, monitor, external hard drive, etc. Fast forward to crash, crash, crash . . . I wiped the hard drive, reinstalled Catalina OS, upgraded to Monterey again and the machine crashed. I read about the issue and, like everyone else, it seems that the Mac going to sleep is the issue that is crashing my machine. I changed the settings and voila - so far no more crashes. Is this the fix that everyone else used to correct this issue? The repeated crashing is quite frustrating, especially for a machine that is about one year old. Is Apple planning to find the root cause of this and fix the issue?

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