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My MacBook air will display a weird static pattern upon being woken from sleep, most often when I switch from one network location to another (although it also happens when I awaken it at the same place.)
Rebooting the machine makes the problem go away.
Example screenshot:
Any ideas on what could be causing it?
1It's just the area of one window on the screen, right? – Daniel Beck – 2013-01-16T12:37:54.683
Sorry; additional clarification -- in the attached screenshot it is clearly in one app window area -- however, it also occurs in the top of the screen (in the Apple menu bar) and other places. – Dave Rodger – 2013-01-17T00:15:36.477
But it's always one "item" being displayed, right? Be it Dock (rectangular outline), menu bar, a window, or maybe an icon. It's never like in the other questions linked by techie007? – Daniel Beck – 2013-01-17T09:02:57.337
1Ah; yes -- it definitely appears to be bounded by a window region or box -- i.e. feels like software not hardware from that perspective. Although sometimes it is the whole screen -- when I have screen saver on and wake it up, e.g., or when doing a restart, the whole screen goes like that. – Dave Rodger – 2013-01-19T15:09:28.153
I have exactly the same issue. However, I don't have to reboot in order for the symptoms to go away. I only need to close the screen for about 10 seconds. When I reopen, things are back to normal, but it's still a bit annoying. – None – 2013-04-23T01:29:04.457