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Sierra added Siri support and new ways to spend money via added Apple Pay features. But sometimes, believe it or not, software doesn’t quite work the way it was intended, and Apple’s operating systems are no exception. While you should get a great experience from macOS Sierra, you may encounter the odd issue – which is why we’re here. Although it’s early days, we’ve rounded up a collection of known and expected issues with Sierra, and provided some tips on overcoming them, so you can enjoy the OS trouble-free. MacOS Sierra problems – Where’s my ‘time remaining’ message gone? In 10.12.2 Apple did something odd, it removed the ‘Time Remaining’ option from the battery indicator on MacBooks.
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Apparently this was becuase it wasn’t very accurate, but it’s still annoying nevertheless. There’s isn’t a way to add in back either, so you’re stuck with a simple percentage reading. MacOS Sierra problems – Is my Mac compatible? Before you can even sample the delights of Apple’s new desktop OS, you’ll have to make sure you have a compatible Mac. Put simply, your machine needs to be from at least late 2009 or newer and have 2GB of RAM. • To be more specific, the following devices will run Sierra according to Apple: MacBook (Late 2009 or newer) MacBook Pro (Mid 2010 or newer) MacBook Air (Late 2010 or newer) Mac mini (Mid 2010 or newer) iMac (Late 2009 or newer) Mac Pro (Mid 2010 or newer) You’ll also need to make sure you’re running OS X Lion 10.7.5 or later.
If you’re on anything earlier, you’ll need to upgrade to at least Lion before you can then upgrade to Sierra. MacOS Sierra problems – Downloading slowly Last year, some Mac users despaired after trying to install the then new El Capitan OS only to find it got stuck on a ‘paused’ error. And while there hasn’t yet been any widespread reports of the same happening with Sierra, there’s a chance you might run into the same issue this time around. Even if the download works ok, you may accidentally pull the power plug and run out of battery power, interrupting the installation process. Related: In which case, there’s a few things you can try to get things moving again. Firstly, if you were simply downloading the update and your computer shuts off, you should be able to just go back into the App Store and pick up where you left off. If the download gets stuck and won’t move past a certain point, however, try restarting it by deleting the partly downloaded macOS Sierra file from the Applications folder.
Jul 5, 2017 - I am an early adopter of Mac High Sierra, so there very well may not be an. Any workarounds or updates to resolve this issue in High Sierra would. Finding out that it may relate to a VMware issue (no idea what VMware is). I upgraded -- I know the library on High Sierra is supposed to be a lot different.