Although it is said that there are no changes other than bug fixes in macOS 12.2, which was released last week, users who installed the update some problems lives. Screenshots shared by some users show the device’s battery draining on macOS 12.2. it’s a mistake showing. Although there is no explanation from Apple about this situation, if you do the action we will talk about on your macOS 12.2 installed device, you may find your battery depleted.
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macOS 12.2 resets battery in sleep mode
An interim update, 12.2, was small in size, but the changes it brought were an uncertain update. In the screenshots shared by some Mac users who installed the update, the device into sleep mode It seems that the battery is draining quickly after entering it. Considering that a normal user can put his device to sleep several times a day, this may even cause you to start your work 1-0 behind.
Here are some of the users who reported this issue:
Although some tweets have been answered by Apple, the replies do not solve the problem. It seems that Apple is not aware of this annoying bug for now. We can hope that this issue will be resolved with a new patch to be released. If you haven’t installed the update on your device for now Staying on macOS 12.1 There are benefits. If you have the update installed, not putting your device to sleep might be a good workaround.
Some users also stated that the issue is resolved when Bluetooth is turned off on the device and all accessories are disconnected. If you are one of those who installed the update, you can try this, but it is definitely not a permanent solution.
macOS 12.3 on the way
While macOS 12.2 has this issue, version 12.3 is still in development. The update was released in beta last week and will be released next week. make it public expected to arrive. However, Apple will not release an update to the new version without fixing this issue in version 12.2.
Does your Mac have such a problem?