Mac OS 10.13.4 wake up screen glitch

I have still the same display glitch problem after Mac wake up. I have a Macbook 12 Inch (Early 2016), I updated to Mac OS High Sierra 10.13.6 and since the update I do have the problem. I reset the NVRAM and reinstalled OS 10.13.6 twice, and the problem still going on.

Apple is winning time by telling you through support to reset, reinstall etc...

But they know about it (they just want to save money).

We pay the price for these devices so it is not bearable that they have such issues.

Tweet more about it to force Apple to give an ear:

https://twitter.com/erwan_datin/status/1024579297993007104

I have the same exact problem! I thought it was just my computer, I did not know others would have it/ it could have to do with a software update. Does anyone know if it has been resolved or has anyone's been fixed?

I have the same exact issue, bought my 13' 256GB pro in January of this year, 2018. Went into the Walnutcreek, CA store and they couldn't give me an answer, changed something in my settings and it still persists, they suggested that we might need to reinstall the software but after reading all these responses, I'm assuming that wouldn't work either....but here's an image of mine.

I am having this problem as well. Ive taken it to multiple Apple stores and noone can fix the problem. My laptop, post sleep, has a flicker at the top, the mouse delays and the screen takes a while to appear on the screen. After a few minutes it will return to normal and act as if there is no problem. Some days it takes longer to return. I NEED A FIX !!!

Has anyone tried the new Mojave OS? Has anyone experienced a screen flicker when waking their Macs from sleep while running Mojave??? I would like to know before upgrading to Mojave as I've seen a lot of people having problems trying to install it.

Yeah I can’t do that as I use high performance software design programs which need to use the high performance graphics card when necessary. What I would like to know is whether upgrading to Mojave has helped with the screen static issue.

Same here!

MacBook Pro, no problem as far as I can remember before, but I'm on Mojave now and I got this - and it won't go away. Took photos and a video of it. The computer is not frozen - I can move around the distorted cursor with the trackpad.

Yes, I have a similar problem. It happens with the touch bar. When the computer goes into sleep mode (screen turns off), after a few seconds, the touch bar flashes (extremely bright) similar to a freaky power surge. All i can hope for is this issue doesn't increase and effect the performance of my computer considering its less than a year old and I paid a freakin' TON of money for this thing😠

I'm so glad that I found this thread. I'm experiencing the same issue and I thought this could be my fault. The same wake up screen glitch and the flickering while watching videos (only when I use Safari). But since yesterday I'm on Mojave and I've got a new problem: today some black lines appeared on the bottom of my display. I just turned it off to eat something in the kitchen and when I came back and opened the Macbook they appeared. I tried everything (restarting, reseting NVRAM and SMC), but they still there. I'm really worried! Has anyone experienced this?

-Macbook Pro 13" - bought: september 2017

I'm from Brazil. Sorry about my poor English.

A heat issue is highly unlikely since my 2012 13" MacBook Pro usually only sleeps when the battery runs low, and upon plugging in and waking up, the aluminum body of the computer is actually remarkably cold until it has been in use for a while. I have attached screenshots of what my desktop looks like, including one with an open menu that cannot be read due to missing text. When this issue occurs, the only remedy is a full reboot, and to do so, I have to click on the Apple on the toolbar multiple times to see where "Restart..." is because the text will appear for just a second while the menu is trying to render.

That's what I assumed at first, especially since this device, in almost 4 years of ownership, never did anything of the sort prior to Mojave. However, since upgrading, I have performed a complete reinstallation with Command + R to boot and using Disk Utility to repartition, with the same result.

Of all the threads I found online, this one here best describes the issues I'm having. Of all the descriptions of artifacts on the screen, the only one that looks exactly like mine are that of _shivairani_ and _rclarksworld_; namely the multi-colored bars and square pixely areas around windows, and menu bars. In that sense it is different from the original screen issues mentioned (with newer Macs). Interestingly, like those two users I have exact model , my computer is a 13" 2012 Macbook Pro (aluminum body). And here too, it happens once or twice a week upon waking from extended sleep, and if I reboot it goes back to normal.

This is happening on Mojave, and started at least since High Sierra (maybe even while on Sierra). The issue first manifested itself in a full screen of colored bars that would flash for half a second upon wakeup of the system, before showing the login screen with all things being normal thereafter. I was a little concerned about it, but didn't seek any solutions. It was around the same time that I installed Parallels, so I suspected that something about the virtual box software was messing with screen display issues. Any opinions on that being a possibility?

Someone mentioned that this pattern looking more like heating issues than the other ones. Why?

Would installing a fan control software potentially help with this? If so, why would this happen when waking up from sleep rather than during heaviest use of the CPU? Perhaps I will try to at least monitor the heat for a while.

Perhaps if ours too is a Metal 2 issue, it stands unresolved by Mojave and displays in a unique way on the 13" inch 2012 Macbook Pro.

I hope it's a software issue and not hardware issue but any way, it's been to long since this is happening, shame on Apple for not fixing it. It's embarrassing to open the laptop in front of a customer and to see this happen and since it's a random issue, you are playing lottery each time you open the lid.

Anybody knows if do we have a fix for this issue in Mojave?.

Is there any bug update in Mojave that could fix this problem?

It is a bad customer experience that Apple list our devices into the Mojave´s supported platforms and you have to shutdown the entire computer after every wake up.

Thanks a lot in advanced.