PROBLEM.... SORT OF FIXED/REDUCED, Been having this problem just like everyone, noticed that it only crashed when things were idle, and once when it looked like it was going to crash I started to move the mouse and it came bace from the edge. I got the idea to try a "Mouse jiggle USB port mouse mover" which I turn on anytime I am away from my screen (The Jiggler I have has a built in power switch) and for the last 2 months it has not kernel panicked once when the Jiggler was on. This proves that it is a problem when things are Idle and Apple needs to fix this.

PROBLEM.... SORT OF FIXED/REDUCED, Been having this problem just like everyone, noticed that it only crashed when things were idle, and once when it looked like it was going to crash I started to move the mouse and it came bace from the edge. I got the idea to try a "Mouse jiggle USB port mouse mover" which I turn on anytime I am away from my screen (The Jiggler I have has a built in power switch) and for the last 2 months it has not kernel panicked once when the Jiggler was on. This proves that it is a problem when things are Idle and Apple needs to fix this.

PROBLEM.... SORT OF FIXED/REDUCED, Been having this problem just like everyone, noticed that it only crashed when things were idle, and once when it looked like it was going to crash I started to move the mouse and it came bace from the edge. I got the idea to try a "Mouse jiggle USB port mouse mover" which I turn on anytime I am away from my screen (The Jiggler I have has a built in power switch) and for the last 2 months it has not kernel panicked once when the Jiggler was on. This proves that it is a problem when things are Idle and Apple needs to fix this.

Been having the same crash as everyone. I noticed a pattern, The crash seems to happen at Idle times, and a few times I noticed the mouse froze when coming back to the mac moving the mouse around seems to unfreeze the mac. I ordered a "VAYDEER Tiny Mouse Jiggler USB" which causes your cursor to constantly move when you have it on (Assuming any juggler that has the cursors moving constantly will work). Every time I leave the Mac I turn it the "Mouse Jiggler" and for the last week I have not had a Kernel Panic, normally had them a few times a day. Not sure what this proves but I think something on the Mac tries to go to sleep when it is Idle it crashes. If anyone else has a mouse jiggle can you try this and see if it make a difference??

Been having the same crash as everyone. I noticed a pattern, The crash seems to happen at Idle times, and a few times I noticed the mouse froze when coming back to the mac moving the mouse around seems to unfreeze the mac. I ordered a "VAYDEER Tiny Mouse Jiggler USB" which causes your cursor to constantly move when you have it on (Assuming any juggler that has the cursors moving constantly will work). Every time I leave the Mac I turn it the "Mouse Jiggler" and for the last week I have not had a Kernel Panic, normally had them a few times a day. Not sure what this proves but I think something on the Mac tries to go to sleep when it is Idle it crashes. If anyone else has a mouse jiggle can you try this and see if it make a difference??