The description is about it. But, after multiple sleeps without correcting the HDs position, they jump totally out of position, many inches away from their proper locations on a 24 in. monitor. I will run more test and take screenshots. In the mean time please reply with any thoughts or (hopefully) cures.
MacBook Pro 15″, OS X 10.11
AppleInfoFiat wrote:
The description is about it. But, after multiple sleeps without correcting the HDs position, they jump totally out of position, many inches away from their proper locations on a 24 in. monitor. I will run more test and take screenshots. In the mean time please reply with any thoughts or (hopefully) cures.
Verify your Desktop settings...
Align and resize items in icon view on Mac
Use desktop stacks on Mac - Apple Support
no insight or resolve—
To be proactive you can file a bug report /submit your Apple Feedback here: Product Feedback - Apple
AppleInfoFiat wrote:
The description is about it. But, after multiple sleeps without correcting the HDs position, they jump totally out of position, many inches away from their proper locations on a 24 in. monitor. I will run more test and take screenshots. In the mean time please reply with any thoughts or (hopefully) cures.
Verify your Desktop settings...
Align and resize items in icon view on Mac
Use desktop stacks on Mac - Apple Support
no insight or resolve—
To be proactive you can file a bug report /submit your Apple Feedback here: Product Feedback - Apple
Mine didn't start this until I updated to Sonoma... doesn't fix it if I use snap to grid nor does moving it back and turning snap to grid off and back on. I'm afraid to add a space to the "file name" so it would alphabetize as first too for fear it will really mess up things. I'm going to submit a bug report I guess.
hard-drive icons on the desktop shifted positions after Mac wakes from sleep. (Even after Ventura installed)
