After updating my MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Early 2015) to macOS Sierra it crashes at least once a day. I've used my laptop every day for the past two years and never had this problem until I updated it just recently. Is there any way to fix this and/or is Apple coming up with a solution update for it?
MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch,Early 2015), iOS 10.0.2
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I encountered a similar problem, which happened after I hibernated my Retina Macbook. I opened it up to a login screen, where it had rebooted. And, my screen saver won't work, even though it's configured properly -- it just shows the default "RETINA" screen saver instead.
Same problem but on my MBP 2010.
After updating to Sierra, my MBP has been experiencing a mixture of system lock-ups that variety of which only a long hold on the power button to reboot will break, a no warning crash and reboot. This has escalated to at least 4-5 times a day during a 10 hour period.
I'm not pressing my system into hard duty when it takes place either. Moderate to light duty. No more than 3-4 apps open that aren't processor intensive.
It typically happens when Safari is loading a page, when I switch tabs in Safari, or when Siri is showing results and I scroll.
It's made me reluctant to touch my machine. Feel like I'm working on a 'Perfection' Hasbro game. The timer is running and I don't know when it'll pop all the pieces and crash the board.
macOS Sierra - Macbook Crashes
