I'll be picking up my M1 MBP in a few hours and I was wondering with all the reported screensaver and waking from sleep problems I've seen reported what people are doing with theirs.
Are you turning screensavers off and letting it sleep less often or does this not make a lot of difference?
Thanks.
I agree. No problems with sleep and screen savers on M1 Air.I use a screensaver and allow my M1 MBA to sleep, no untoward problems caused by it. My intel Mac Mini I have set to not sleep, but it does server type tasks.
Me too.Never had a problem with this. Use screensaver all the time, every day. Knock on wood.
Quick press of power button brings it back, but I have to go to the mac mini to do so. I used the migration assistant to bring over files, some applications from much older intel mac mini, which was entirely headless. For now, I have it connected intermittently to shared monitor, logitech unifying usb mouse and WINDOWS keyboard, but the screen saver stays locked until the power button is briefly pressed. Both remote vnc and local keyboard/mouse are locked out though screensaver running. Only the power press will bring it back. Not acceptable for me. If there is a keycode for the power press, or the key sequence, such as Cntrl+Cmd +Q (mentioned in the article above) that would be helpful that could be a way out. I on on the latest Big Sur 11.4 ... for now I still see this as an issue with Mac OS or screen saver. I do not have a Mac native keyboard, otherwise I would try the key sequences. I have definitely attempted Win/Cntrl, Win/Alt + Q no luck. I don't have an EJECT key on the Windows keyboard, but I suspect that may work. If this were Mac Air or Mac book (we have several), I would try that. For my IT work, many Windows/Macs in the house, but I personally use Windows w VNC, TV free, Anydesk so let me know if anyone has similar issues or may provide the key code to try in UltraVNC, etc.https://osxdaily.com/2019/08/17/mac-stuck-screensaver-fix/
Easily repeatable issue with my brand new M1 Mac Mini where screen saver locks, reboot required, typically using UltraVNC remote from windows.
Cntrl+Cmd +Q or Cntrl+shift+eject could work but need keycode
Quick press of power button brings it back, but I have to go to the mac mini to do so. I used the migration assistant to bring over files, some applications from much older intel mac mini, which was entirely headless. For now, I have it connected intermittently to shared monitor, logitech unifying usb mouse and WINDOWS keyboard, but the screen saver stays locked until the power button is briefly pressed. Both remote vnc and local keyboard/mouse are locked out though screensaver running. Only the power press will bring it back. Not acceptable for me. If there is a keycode for the power press, or the key sequence, such as Cntrl+Cmd +Q (mentioned in the article above) that would be helpful that could be a way out. I on on the latest Big Sur 11.4 ... for now I still see this as an issue with Mac OS or screen saver. I do not have a Mac native keyboard, otherwise I would try the key sequences. I have definitely attempted Win/Cntrl, Win/Alt + Q no luck. I don't have an EJECT key on the Windows keyboard, but I suspect that may work. If this were Mac Air or Mac book (we have several), I would try that. For my IT work, many Windows/Macs in the house, but I personally use Windows w VNC, TV free, Anydesk so let me know if anyone has similar issues or may provide the key code to try in UltraVNC, etc.
We're aware. But just because you've posted the same obnoxious thing twice on one page, I will program a routine that maxes my Intel CPU for an hour today, doing nothing productive at all.Do people realize that using screensaver is a relic from the past when CRT monitors are burn-in issues? You don't need to use screensavers. It's a waste of energy.
What's the matter? Did I bother you? Hurt your feelings? 🤣We're aware. But just because you've posted the same obnoxious thing twice on one page, I will program a routine that maxes my Intel CPU for an hour today, doing nothing productive at all.
I have a 13” MBP M1 running 11.4 and I use a screensaver all the time. I have never had an issue with it.I'll be picking up my M1 MBP in a few hours and I was wondering with all the reported screensaver and waking from sleep problems I've seen reported what people are doing with theirs.
Are you turning screensavers off and letting it sleep less often or does this not make a lot of difference?
Thanks.
#1 the post history crawl is extreme weird behavior. If this hasn't been pointed out to you yet in your internet socializing, allow me to make it clear.What's the matter? Did I bother you? Hurt your feelings? 🤣
Edit: A quick look at your post history suggests that you're one of those posters whose sole purpose is to bash others. Sorry I posted this, waste of our time. Hopefully mods will take care of it.