So this has been happening with me for a while now.
I am using my mac, and when I try to move the slightest, sometimes the screen flickers and then goes black. The trackpad becomes unresponsive and it seems to have crashed. Initially, I had to keep holding the power button so that I force shutdown, and then I had to wait for about 15 - 20 min before I can press the power button so that it boots up. If I pressed the power button before that, it doesn't boot up. This happened frequently for a while (almost every time I moved it or gave it a jerk), then after updating to 10.14.3, the frequency is reduced but it still exists.
Recently, I found a new way for my mac to crash. If I'm using my mac and its in my hands, and if I keep it on a desk or something, with the hinge side of the bottom panel touching first, screen flickers and it crashes. There's also another way of recreating this, which works almost all the time. I give my mac a really harsh jerk or rotate it fast (usually this works), screen flickers and crashes. Funny thing is, sometimes the trackpad doesn't become unresponsive and when I force touch it, the screen starts up in login screen instantly. If it doesn't start up on the login screen but the trackpad is responsive, I do the same thing, give a powerful jerk or rotate it fast, it randomly shows the login screen.
The sad part is, I can't seem to find the crash logs in console whenever it crashes.
Anybody else facing the same issue?
I am using my mac, and when I try to move the slightest, sometimes the screen flickers and then goes black. The trackpad becomes unresponsive and it seems to have crashed. Initially, I had to keep holding the power button so that I force shutdown, and then I had to wait for about 15 - 20 min before I can press the power button so that it boots up. If I pressed the power button before that, it doesn't boot up. This happened frequently for a while (almost every time I moved it or gave it a jerk), then after updating to 10.14.3, the frequency is reduced but it still exists.
Recently, I found a new way for my mac to crash. If I'm using my mac and its in my hands, and if I keep it on a desk or something, with the hinge side of the bottom panel touching first, screen flickers and it crashes. There's also another way of recreating this, which works almost all the time. I give my mac a really harsh jerk or rotate it fast (usually this works), screen flickers and crashes. Funny thing is, sometimes the trackpad doesn't become unresponsive and when I force touch it, the screen starts up in login screen instantly. If it doesn't start up on the login screen but the trackpad is responsive, I do the same thing, give a powerful jerk or rotate it fast, it randomly shows the login screen.
The sad part is, I can't seem to find the crash logs in console whenever it crashes.
Anybody else facing the same issue?
