MacOS Ventura crashing when leaving unattended

Your kernel panic report seems to suggest an external device. Do you have anything connected that you can unplug? These days Mac seem very finicky about external hard drives.

The process of sleeping involves powering down all sorts of components, both external and internal. If one of those components doesn’t respond properly, then you’ll get a system crash.

My suggestion to unplug external devices is to check if one of those is the component that is not behaving. Unplugging a cable is easy and something you can do at home. But if you’ve done that and the problem continues, then you will need to take the computer to an Apple Store or Authorized Apple service provider for hardware diagnostics and repair.

tommydrock1234husky wrote:

No external hardrive just a external monitor and external cooling fan and also a extended thunderport extension

I'm just guessing based on "@plugin.IOAVBDiscoveryPlugin". If it is connected by a cord, unplug the cord.

I found that removing all the peripherals from the iMac and running them into the external monitor and plugging that in via USB-C has resulted in this problem stopping.

tommydrock1234husky wrote:

I will give it a shot keep in mind this was not happening until I did the update

That's the thing about updates. They change things. I understand that people expect that all changes will be for the better. But at a certain point in life, one has to accept the fact that this simply isn't true. Changes are changes. Some are good. Some are bad. If you choose to be among the first to embrace change, then it would probably be better to learn to accept and deal with the unwanted changes.

Also, I notice that you aren't the person who started this thread. I know virtually nothing about the hardware and configuration of the OP (original poster). I know even less about yours. But when people are talking about NTFS, external monitors, external cooling fans, and extended thunderport extension, that suggests cross-platform, legacy hardware components. You should realize that the latest Apple software updates will always lead to more problems with legacy and external components and software - always. Apple is pushing customers towards an integrated, iOS-style, all-Apple experience. If you are happy with the way your computer is, or was, working, why change it? If you have lots of hardware and software hooks into other platforms and non-Apple components, every upgrade is going to be painful for you.

After Updating to Mac OS 13.1 My Macbook pro-2018 went into sleep mode and then crashed. It is not starting now and needs the Logic board to be replaced. It is suspected that SSD is short-circuited.

Has anyone else faced this issue?

I'm having the same issue since a clean install of Ventura 13.2. 2020 iMac 27". Nothing fancy plugged into it except a wireless keyboard, mouse and USB-C monitor. Every time it's left overnight it needs a hard restart to get going again. Also it gives no indication it has a problem, no message saying that it crashed or anything on restart.

Same issue here when computer goes into sleep mode I have to force restart the computer

No external hardrive just a external monitor and external cooling fan and also a extended thunderport extension

Also my mac was working perfectly until I updated it the other day. The screen resolution changed and whenI put the comp in sleep mode completely crashed

My issue is the same when I am done working and put the comp in sleep mode in the morning to restart everytime

I will give it a shot keep in mind this was not happening until I did the update

You are 100% correct everything was perfect until I did that