My Mac Studio Ultra wakes from sleep on its own an average of about every ten minutes. The problem is I have a external hard drive connected via thunderbolt and its puts a lot of unnecessary wear on it.
Pretty sure it is a problem with OS 12.3
My dark wakes from sleep are apparently caused by network signals waking the Mac. 12.4 did not fix. Apparently deselecting "wake for network access" does nothing with the current Apple implementation. I fixed it by inputting the following terminal commands:
sudo pmset -a tcpkeepalive 0
sudo pmset -a powernap 0
If you decide to reverse it just replace 0 with 1 to go back to original settings. This will let the system stay asleep all the time. The only disadvantage is that Find My Mac will not work as well because no position updates will be sent during the solid periods of sleep. I wish Apple would fix the "wake for network access" setting so that it would actually work properly when being deselected or add an additional setting for those of us who actually want our machines to stay asleep.
I'm using the unified receiver on my MX Master 3 mouse. not bluetooth and I have it hooked up to my Apple Magic keyboard, so I have no issues with the sleep issues you are having.
Unfortunately, this turned out to be a temporary fix. After a few hours, sleep goes wonky again. And then I can play musical ports again, but not such a useful solution now.
Above and beyond... thank you.
is this the same as you set in the power saving control panel where you check it.. if the same then it doesn’t work. It will wake up on its own a couple of mins later…
I have noticed If I choose sleep under the Apple logo, the screen will wake up. But if I leave it to sleep , the screen will not wake up.
no comment, sorry.
Hey man,Is there new news?
okey,i try try
disable PowerNap features.
Its, not disabled in the same place as on a MacBook Pro:
https://support.apple.com/en-mn/guide/mac-help/mh40774/12.0/mac/12.0
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Already checked in Energy Saver. No option for it on Mac Studio.
its built into the "always on processor" concept of the M1 Macs, regarding power nap.
Mac Studio Wakes From Sleep Often
