Re: Apple Tv Mac App Not Working
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On the contrary, all peripherals work fine when I attach a Windows computer to the Dell Monitor. In addition, I check every USB peripheral by attaching them directly to the Mac, and of course, they are working.
Folks are pointing out that the issue started with Sonoma 14.4. In aggregate they are pointing out that it happens with various devices attached via usb to an external hub attached by usbc to the Mac (this issue is not specific to a particular external hub, or a particular brand but specific to Mac running Sonoma 14.4). They are also pointing out that the same issue, with exactly the same hardware cannot be reproduced when using pre Sonoma 14.4 OS (so we are not dealing with malfunctioning external hubs).
The issue happens when Mac comes out of sleep or when the hub is disconnected and then connected back. The only way to fix it is make the hub do a hard reboot (disconnect from Mac, disconnect from power completely). All of this is more pronounced in hubs that are built into the monitored or attached to their own power supply as the "fix" requires going and plugging the power cable out of the monitor or hub.
I've tried all the suggestions and... it worked, twice! For example yesterday, miracle, things worked. And this morning, not anymore. I don't manage to find out what changed, but today I tried many different procedures again and it won't recognize the keyboard anymore.
Basically same issue for me, except I have three LG monitors connected via TB3 cable directly to the MacBook Pro 14" M2 Max. It seems in my case, whichever monitor I connect first will get its USB hub recognized and connected, while the subsequent two will simply not have their USB hubs detected.
If that doesn't work, check the System Information on your MacBook to see if it detects the USB hub on your monitor. You can do this by going to the Apple menu > About This Mac > System Report. Under the Hardware section, click on USB. If your monitor's USB hub is listed here, it means that your MacBook recognizes it, and the issue may be with the peripherals themselves or their connections.
If your monitor's USB hub isn't listed in the System Information, there may be an issue with the Thunderbolt connection or the monitor itself. In this case, try connecting your peripherals directly to your MacBook's USB ports to see if they work. If they do, the issue likely lies with the USB hub on your monitor.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, it's possible that the macOS update may have introduced a compatibility issue with your monitor's USB hub. In that case, you may need to reach out to Official Apple Support for further assistance or consider contacting the manufacturer of your monitor for any available updates or troubleshooting steps specific to your model.
My flavor of this issue: the other 3 peripherals connected to my KVM - mouse, mic and webcam - all work fine. It's only my keyboards that don't when connected via the KVM. Also, my keyboards work normally when connected via KVM to the other machine on the KVM - a Windows-based Intel NUC. Finally, the few keyboards I have that can also connect wirelessly via Bluetooth work fine over Bluetooth, just not in wired mode via the KVM.
We ruled out the LG display's USB hub by connecting the KVM directly to the MBP so that the connectivity is like-for-like with the Windows machine. Still no dice. I also tried the Settings > Privacy & Security > Allow accessories to connect: always settings change, with no luck.
The SA said that most likely there was a security vulnerability that was addressed in 14.4 and that in such cases where third-party peripherals are at play Apple typically won't send these cases up to Engineering. My options are to either downgrade the machine, which requires a complete reinstall, or to reach out to iogear as manufacturers will need to conduct their own testing and if they find this to be a big enough problem, they have more clout with Apple than you or I as individual customers.
I have the same issue. After the latest sonoma update, the usb hub of my Gigabyte M32u stopped working. Everything worked nice and smooth before, now I had to switch using external usb hub. Really dissapointing.
After my iOS 17.1.1 software update this morning, my Apple Pay / Wallet does not want to work. I have tried to reload my cards from the Bank Apps, I have restarted and I have logged out and back into my Apple ID Profile, all without success. What is the fix, please?
I even replaced a 4 weeks old iPhone 15 Pro Max with a new 15 Pro Max and after updating to 17.1.1 I have AGAIN the same issue. I doubt both phones have hardware issues. IOS 17 is simply a buggy system and Apple is not doing anything to fix it.
I just had the same issue after the update. After the update, the phone went into data recovery mode but booted fine. Everything worked except for Apply Pay. All my cards said they were not available. Apple Cash was disabled as well. I reached out to support and we logged off and logged back into my iCloud account. The issue was still there. She then asked me to reboot and call back if still getting errors. After the reboot, everything worked fine and I could add all my cards. So try logging off and on, then reboot.
I had similar issue after updating to iOS17. I tried contacting Apple support through chat and did some diagnostics and said it is most likely hardware issue. The agent advise me to either go to Apple Store to do a more advance service or have a conversation with senior tech support on the phone which I did. However the supervisor, Nick, who I spoke to was not helpful at all and very dismisive. I have iPhone 13 Pro Max with expired Apple care (as I intend to upgrade to iPhone 15 in a couple of months anyway) and suggested that I go to Apple Store and pay out of cash for an that they have created in the first place (by upgrading to iOS 17). I never dropped my phone or submerge it in water that may have explain the hardware issue. The problem just started after the upgrade.
After I updated to 17.4, I began having issues with my Apple Pay/Wallet. Prior to the update everything was working fine. So, while the original post is for 17.1, I am experiencing the same with 17.4, and have never had an issue with Wallet or anything else until the update.
My iPhone 12 updated to iOS 17.1.1 overnight. Did some sort of data recovery process upon reboot but when it started up again I got a message saying there was an Apple Pay issue. Apple diagnosed remotely that there was an Apple Pay sensor issue, suggested I go to the local Apple Store to have the software re-installed. Rep there did not even offer to re-install, just went straight to needing a $465 CAD repair. Was a bit sassy with me when I asked why the pricey repair when the problem was clearly caused by the software update. Totally not acceptable IMO, Apple! I will try multiple reboots in the hopes it will help. Phone still works otherwise and sure, I can pull out the actual card but it is frustrating that Apple's update messed with the hardware on my phone. UPDATE: I removed my cards from Apple Wallet and then tried to re-add, but got an error message that I could not set up Apple Pay. Rebooted and was able to add one card successfully, but another shows up as a previous card and I get an error to try later when I try to re-add it. Will keep rebooting in the hopes that I can add the second one and then keep my fingers crossed that I will actually be able to use Apple Pay. UPDATE 2: The card that was showing up as a 'previous card' could not be added after several reboots, I discovered that I was able to remove it from the 'previous card' list by tapping on 'previous cards' then on Edit, and then the removal icon. Was able to successfully add it back into my wallet after that. WHAT A SCAM THAT APPLE WENT RIGHT TO A COSTLY HARDWARE REPAIR.
Hi folks, I'm hoping for some help. iPhone SE has the problem listed above... scanning for my dad with his diabetes sensor has been intermittent for last few weeks (since upgrading to 17.1.1).. .he doesn't use Apple Pay.
On apples advice I have reset the entire phone and added only the librelink app that my dad urgently needs and it won't scan his diabetes sensor. We know it's not the app as it works on an old iphone7 and my phone.
Did Apple twist your arm to purchase a phone from AT&T or did you have free will and make that decision? Did you even read the warranty you were getting with the device? When do people accept responsibility for the decisions they make? How far do you want to go?
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Yep 100% NOT the vehicle manufacturer's fault. Just checked to see if there is an update for the UConnect system (8,4") on the '22 Wrangler Rubicon and there is NOT. As what Moondance46 has said, my 14 Pro worked flawlessly for a year connected via USB A to lightning even running iOS 17.0.1. 6 hours over 2 days spent on the phone with Apple Tech Support senior supervisor and multiple logs sent so they can "see" what is causing the non-recognition of the 15 Pro.
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