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Switching to iMac definition did not work for me.
Audio stops working
- Thread starter MrSanc8
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THANK YOU!!!!
Just tested and worked without a hitch.
I used EasyBeast mode, and the only thing I changed was the audio to HDAEnabler.
Thanks again, brother!
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Just a quick update to this....
It eventually stopped working on me, again.
But hadn't had much time to deal with it. And then while working to repair my iMessage (which I am still doing), I was reading the how to fix iMessage thread and it suggested to change your Mac profile to an iMac 14,2 which works better with the Haswell chipset..... once I did that...DONE!.
Sound has not been an issue after starting up the system from sleep mode.
Even issues with keyboard response when I was typing on my wireless keyboard and using the mouse, have almost gone away.
So give it a try if you guys have not done so, and see how it goes.
Thanks for the help.
It eventually stopped working on me, again.
But hadn't had much time to deal with it. And then while working to repair my iMessage (which I am still doing), I was reading the how to fix iMessage thread and it suggested to change your Mac profile to an iMac 14,2 which works better with the Haswell chipset..... once I did that...DONE!.
Sound has not been an issue after starting up the system from sleep mode.
Even issues with keyboard response when I was typing on my wireless keyboard and using the mouse, have almost gone away.
So give it a try if you guys have not done so, and see how it goes.
Thanks for the help.
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