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evnuh2012-07-27 00:27:13
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evnuh, 2012-07-27 00:27:13

What causes a black screen after sleeping in Mountain Lion?

Very strange crap, I open the lid of Air 2011 after the update, the cursor appears on a black background, although in fact it shows a password entry screen, because. when you enter the password and press Enter, the black screen disappears and the desktop appears. Moreover, after the desktop appears, it can take 5-40 seconds! go to sleep instantly, everything goes out, I press the button and the usual login screen appears, after entering the password in which everything works fine.
Can someone on previous versions of the OS come across?

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MrCleaner, 2012-07-27
@MrCleaner

Disable OpenGL screensaver. If you shamanized with the video driver, go back to the version that comes with the operating system. X-sy does not start to the end, the process hangs, then it is killed by a timeout and the next one starts to be processed - the transition to sleep.
There is also a useful utility - OnyX will remove old caches, sometimes it helps a lot.

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Jur, 2012-07-27
@Jur

As practice shows, until the first update is released, it is not recommended to install a new axis. Each axis is the same.
Try to reset PRAM , it helped me with various glitches. Clean your caches, wait for the first update, set combos and see the results.

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Oleg Krasnov, 2012-07-27
@olegkrasnov

I have such a beard occasionally on 10.6.8 on MBP2010.

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MrCleaner, 2012-07-28
@MrCleaner

The problem was encountered by many:
Video 1
Video 2
Enemy letters
Some are waiting for an update, others are returning to the previous version of the OS, others are shamanism:
Shamanism 1
Shamanism 2

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MrCleaner, 2012-07-28
@MrCleaner

Here is a compilation of the latest recommendations for Mac OS X 10.7.4 Update
May be helpful advice on fixing power management 10.7.4 Power Management and Sandy Bridge CPUs

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gabex, 2012-07-28
@gabex

Faced similar. There is an opinion that because of PowerNap a similar problem.

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MrCleaner, 2012-08-02
@MrCleaner

The computer sleeps or shuts down unexpectedly — SMC reset may be necessary
Intel-based Macs: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)

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