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Shutting down or restarting - the dock kind of refreshes, True Tone turns off then screen kind of hangs longer than usual.

Anyone else seeing this?

btw: MacBook Air 2019 with FileVault on.
Yeah same thing happens for me. Mine is 2019 MBA with File Vault off. Its driving me crazy.
 
Ironically, they did seem to fix the startup keyboard backlight when unlocking a File Vault enabled Mac. Before, at the startup login screen, the keyboard backlight stayed off.
 
I found out this was a 15.4 bug after 2 hours of 4 reformats to eliminate issues (MDM, hardware, software), a chat with Apple that went nowhere (surprise). I had someone test their 15.4 machine, same thing. Updated my mini from 15.3 to 15.4, there it is. I feel better now but damn what a time waster. Was unsure as a similar machine didn't have the issue. Then realized it was 15.3.

I thought they were suppose to be fixing this stuff, not breaking it more?
 
WTF its not fixed even after 10.15.4 supplemental update. !!! RIP Steve...
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Shutting down or restarting - the dock kind of refreshes, True Tone turns off then screen kind of hangs longer than usual.

Anyone else seeing this?

btw: MacBook Air 2019 with FileVault on.
WTF its not fixed even after 10.15.4 supplemental update. !!! RIP Steve...
 
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Shutting down or restarting - the dock kind of refreshes, True Tone turns off then screen kind of hangs longer than usual.

Anyone else seeing this?

btw: MacBook Air 2019 with FileVault on.
Yes, my A1707 have the same problems. Also when start my Mac, the Apple logo and loading screen goes black and quickly reappears before going to the login screen. The issue started happening with the latest update: 10.15.4. Im angry!
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Here there is a discussion on this topic (https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250729741?answerId=252479169022) but, just today, seems to have reached an impasse. Hopefully "Old Toad" will be able to find a solution.
 
I have noticed this after the supplemental update 10.15.4 on 4/8/20. It seems that either Finder, Activity Monitor, Safari, and in my case, also McAffee Internet Security/Total Protection have all been noted to be "Not Responding".



The only way I was able to shut down my 2018 15"MBP i9 was to force power down by holding Power button down.



My solution that I found so far- albeit only a few hours ago- power down. Power on and boot into Recovery Mode: Command + R. You may need to enter Firmware password if enabled.



Launch Disk Utility. Run First Aid on all your partitions. For me: MacOS, MacOS data, and boot up (don't recall the exact wording). MacOS and boot up partitions were ok. The data one found several mis-matched data to my 16 Time Machine snapshots.



After fixing them, exit and reboot.



So far- so good. "knock on wood"
 
I have noticed this after the supplemental update 10.15.4 on 4/8/20. It seems that either Finder, Activity Monitor, Safari, and in my case, also McAffee Internet Security/Total Protection have all been noted to be "Not Responding".



The only way I was able to shut down my 2018 15"MBP i9 was to force power down by holding Power button down.



My solution that I found so far- albeit only a few hours ago- power down. Power on and boot into Recovery Mode: Command + R. You may need to enter Firmware password if enabled.



Launch Disk Utility. Run First Aid on all your partitions. For me: MacOS, MacOS data, and boot up (don't recall the exact wording). MacOS and boot up partitions were ok. The data one found several mis-matched data to my 16 Time Machine snapshots.



After fixing them, exit and reboot.



So far- so good. "knock on wood"
Today I've contacted apple support fro release a feedback on this issue. Here the link for an official feedback to apple: Where and How to Officially Report this Bug: Go Here: https://www.apple.com/feedback/macos.html Select: "Bug Report" for the "Feedback Type" Proceed from there as necessary
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Let's make our voice heard!
 
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Samething here. Imac 2015 and MBKpro 2014 did not shutt down properly. Restoring timemachine backups did not help. So I built up both machines from scratch. It is OK now.
 
As far as I remember, there were often graphic/animation glitches with the dock on shutdown during last few years, even on previous OS.

Sometimes the dock goes half way down, and then is stucked until the mac shuts down.

I noticed that after installing bootcamp, my MBP (10.15.4) now sometimes displays a ‘double dock’ animation on shutdown. A dock is stucked in a position, and another image of dock appears on top of it half way down for a few seconds until the shutdown.

It is anoying animation glitch, which they cannot/do not want to fix for some reasons. Should not be too problematic, probably, to make that animation smooth.

P.S. I have seen the issue on more than one mac.
 
I noticed that after installing bootcamp, my MBP (10.15.4) now sometimes displays a ‘double dock’ animation on shutdown. A dock is stucked in a position, and another image of dock appears on top of it half way down for a few seconds until the shutdown

Same thing!!!
 
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It takes practice and good timing, but I've discovered that if I wipe clean my keyboard at just the right time after the boot chime and before the login appears, the caps lock light comes on but nothing is in caps. The light toggle is basically reversed. Thought I'd forgotten my password for a minute until I realised it worked with the caps lock light ON rather than OFF. As soon as the system boots, it works it out and the light sorts itself out.
 
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