The new operating system, macOS Monterey, which Apple released last week, did not receive any positive feedback from users. Many users reported that their computers were officially ‘dead’ upon installing the update.
It is the latest macOS operating system version that Apple released last week. macOS MontereySince its release, it has been on the lips of those who have used old Mac computers. According to the sharing of many users on both Apple support pages, forums and social media, the new version causes old Mac computers to be unusable or even unable to be turned on.
In fact, these complaints about macOS Monterey are not foreign at all. With macOS Big Sur, which was released at this time last year, many users expressed similar complaints. Apple has not yet commented on the issue. Problems occur on all older MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and iMac models, even some On 2020 MacBook Pro models even can be seen.
Macs not responding, won’t boot:
“Installing macOS Monterey literally killed my 2020 16-inch MacBook Pro. It doesn’t start. Nothing. Dead. 18 months old. How long does this computer need to run these days? Download at your own risk.“
“My MacBook Pro won’t boot since I downloaded the Monterey OS.“
The issue that users complain about the most with the new update is that their computers do not turn on again. Many users are unable to turn on their computers after installing the update. Macs, pressing the power button they do not respond. Many users experiencing the problem have warned other users not to install the update yet.
To the bugs that come with Apple’s new update that caused the ‘death’ of computers a definitive or temporary solution has yet to be found not. Many of the Apple users who stated that they experienced the problem are users of Macs with Intel processors. There has been no sharing that this problem is experienced on Macs with Apple’s own processors.
Source :
https://www.macrumors.com/2021/11/01/macos-monterey-bricking-older-macs/