Apple will release iOS / iPadOS 15.4 versions on March 14 as well as for computers. macOS Monterey 12.3 released the update. This is one of the most exciting updates Mac users have been waiting for recently, because Universal Control Many new features have been introduced.
Thanks to the Universal Control feature, you can directly control your iPad via Mac, you don’t need an external keyboard and mouse for iPad. Moreover, using this feature, it is also possible to quickly transfer files between two devices. Therefore, especially Mac owners with an iPad Quickly installed the update.
macOS Monterey 12.3 is out: Universal control is here!
Simultaneously with the iOS/iPadOS 15.4 update, Apple has also released the macOS Monterey 12.3 update for Macs. Here’s what’s new
Macbooks with changed motherboards crash when installing macOS 12.3!
Some users who installed the update started to open threads on various forums and Reddit about their Macbook Pro becoming unusable. There was no explanation from Apple on the subject, but the parts of the affected devices were replaced especially Macbooks with motherboard replacement turned out to be.
The first problem appeared about two weeks ago, a user who installed the macOS 12.3 Beta version stated that his device would not turn on again, and he confirmed that parts were replaced on his device before.
According to the thread on the Apple Developer Forums, when users try to install the update on a Macbook Pro with a modified motherboard, two consequences arise: The upgrade fails or the computer enters recovery mode.
But if you try to upgrade again, it corrupts the iBoot FW driver. When faced with this scenario, you need a second Mac computer with Apple Configurator 2 to install the previous version, macOS 12.2.1.
Similar issues arose when macOS Monterey was first introduced. While only a few computers are affected by this issue, Apple is expected to release a fix.