Hi, Yet another difficulty I experience after upgrade to Sierra is that neither my old MacBook Air nor my 2014 MacBook pro go to sleep when I close the lid. Once the lid is closed, Voiceover keeps repeating rotor menu items. The only way I can put it to sleep if I want to close the lid is to switch of trackpad commander. This makes me think that there’s something wrong here. If the trackpad is on for Voiceover use, when I close the lid, it prevents the mac from sleeping. Any experiences like this from anyone else?
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