According to BGR, although released a month ago, the latest macOS Ventura 13.6.6 update is currently causing many problems for users of older Mac computers. Many users have reported experiencing problems such as Touch ID not working, iMessage not loading, Bluetooth issues, Time Machine stopping working...
This issue specifically affects users of the 2017 MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and late-model 12-inch MacBook. Although Apple has released the macOS Sonoma 14.4.1 update bundled with macOS Ventura 13.6.6 to fix some issues, overall macOS Ventura users are still facing many problems.
The latest macOS Ventura update causes many problems with older Macs
Currently, Apple has not yet made an announcement on when to release a new macOS Ventura update to resolve these issues. Many users are looking forward to the 13.6.7 update being released as soon as possible to fix errors that affect their usage experience.
The problem of the macOS Ventura 13.6.6 update even affects users who own newer Macs. Accordingly, some users want to maintain compatibility with old application software, they have chosen to use the old version of macOS and encountered similar problems.
If users of older Mac computers are experiencing problems with the new macOS Ventura update, consider implementing some of the recommendations below:
- Back up your data regularly: This is important to ensure that you can restore your data if something goes seriously wrong.
- Avoid installing other software updates: Installing other software updates may make problems worse.
- Contact Apple support: If you have serious problems, contact Apple support for help.
