User level: Level 1 (12 points)After upgrade to MAC OS Golden Gate
I have a Mac Studio and an after market display. When the machine goes into hibernation the screen will not comeback on. I can hear the keyboard responses but the screen will not come back on.
Also my Logitech camera does not work even after upgrading the Logitech latest driver.
Anyone else having issues after upgrading?
Thanks
Posted on Sep 21, 2026 8:25 PM
User level: Level 9 (74,110 points)Sep 22, 2026 1:37 AM in response to TB AMMED
Hi there
Please try this
Tap the Power Button: Instead of pressing keys or clicking the mouse, give the physical power button on your Mac Studio a single, quick press to trigger a hardware re-handshake with the display.
Power Cycle the Monitor: Turn your aftermarket display off and back on manually, or unplug and re-plug its HDMI/DisplayPort/Thunderbolt cable. This forces the Mac to re-enumerate the video output.
Check for Legacy Drivers or Architecture Changes: Major macOS upgrades often deprecate older kernel extensions or transitional software frameworks (like phasing out older Intel/Rosetta-dependent drivers), which commonly breaks third-party hardware like webcams.
Check macOS Permissions: Go to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Camera and ensure your preferred apps (Zoom, Teams, etc.) or Logitech software have toggles enabled.
Remove Conflicting Software: Completely uninstall Logitech's proprietary software (Logi Options+ or Logi Tune) if the latest driver is failing, and let native macOS drivers handle the USB video class (UVC) device.
Try a Direct USB-A/USB-C Port: Bypass any external hubs or monitors with built-in USB ports and plug the Logitech camera directly into the back of the Mac Studio.
Originally posted at discussions.apple.com/thread/256362400