Touchbar crashed - Removed all touchID fingers.

[enzo thecat]

Only when reading foaming at mouth fanatical fanboy posts.....

The OP came here with a legitimate issue that I also have experienced and you can't help yourself from injecting complete and utter nonsense into his / her thread?

Give it a rest dude.. Your over the top fanboy'ism is getting ridiculous..

Look up my posting history and then try calling me a fanboy. I was just trying to inject a little humor whereas you've derailed the thread.

 

[jerryk]

I am not sure what people expected. Every new generation of the MacBook (and a lot of other devices) has had teething issues. You need to go into one knowing that there will be some issues.

 

[malu05a]

Ok... this one is a bit more epic (just jump to 2:32 if you don't like waiting for the touchbar to timeout.)

 

[T'hain Esh Kelch]

I suspect this particular data is designed to be lost. If the touchbar boot up goes awry it purposely flushes the contents of the secure store in case the problem is some sort of attack.

Very good point!

 

[Jaekae]

Indeed, though in this case, it may be preferable then having a hardware issue.

No knock on apple, but this isn't terribly surprising, because it is a gen 1 product. It will take time to shake out some of these things

Yeah, its new hardware combined with quite new OS, not the best combo