Okay, I've seen some threads on the issue I'm about to mention before. I'd like to say, I thoroughly read through them and found no solutions. Furthermore they are disorganized with solutions that seem to be temporary at best.
I'm experiencing the restart issue when my mac hits deep sleep. If I close the mac and return to it later, upon opening it, the computer is restarting rather than resuming my session. I own a 2016 MB Pro 15in,
2.7 GHz Intel Core i7, 16 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3 etc. It's currently running macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 (17E199).
I've tried Smc and nvram reset. I've tried deleting the sleepimage file through terminal, etc.
I took the computer to the Apple store recently and they ran the full hardware diagnostics to no avail and said the computer is fine. They said they can install a fresh boot of the OS and I can reinstall programs slowly to try and pinpoint if an application is crashing the kernel. Again, I've tried most of the "solutions" mentioned in previous threads, so was curious if anyone had any insight on this before I restore my entire computer?
I'm experiencing the restart issue when my mac hits deep sleep. If I close the mac and return to it later, upon opening it, the computer is restarting rather than resuming my session. I own a 2016 MB Pro 15in,
2.7 GHz Intel Core i7, 16 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3 etc. It's currently running macOS High Sierra 10.13.4 (17E199).
I've tried Smc and nvram reset. I've tried deleting the sleepimage file through terminal, etc.
I took the computer to the Apple store recently and they ran the full hardware diagnostics to no avail and said the computer is fine. They said they can install a fresh boot of the OS and I can reinstall programs slowly to try and pinpoint if an application is crashing the kernel. Again, I've tried most of the "solutions" mentioned in previous threads, so was curious if anyone had any insight on this before I restore my entire computer?