Hi
I run my Late-2013 15" Mac Book Pro Retina running OS X Yosemite (10.10.5) in the highest possible resolution ("More Space"). I have recently noticed that the login screen on first boot up is at the default resolution which looks very low resolution compared to the normal desktop. When I login, the screen flickers a couple of times and the screen resolution is set correctly (to "more space"). If I log out the login screen is at high resolution, so the problem is only on the first boot up.
It would appear that OS X has only recently started doing this as it always booted to a high resolution login screen.
So, after much googling on this topic, I tried a PRAM reset a few days ago but it didn't solve the problem. Looks like plenty of other people say the same too...
Are there any known fixes to this and is this a known bug ?
I tried clean install of OS X Yosemite, but the issue not resolved !!!
Regards
Arvind
I run my Late-2013 15" Mac Book Pro Retina running OS X Yosemite (10.10.5) in the highest possible resolution ("More Space"). I have recently noticed that the login screen on first boot up is at the default resolution which looks very low resolution compared to the normal desktop. When I login, the screen flickers a couple of times and the screen resolution is set correctly (to "more space"). If I log out the login screen is at high resolution, so the problem is only on the first boot up.
It would appear that OS X has only recently started doing this as it always booted to a high resolution login screen.
So, after much googling on this topic, I tried a PRAM reset a few days ago but it didn't solve the problem. Looks like plenty of other people say the same too...
Are there any known fixes to this and is this a known bug ?
I tried clean install of OS X Yosemite, but the issue not resolved !!!
Regards
Arvind