Solved: Macbook has frequent sleep / awake failures part 3 status: 0x40003 Code: 0x100002000014 Stackshot reason: Watchdog

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Macbook has frequent sleep / awake failures part 3 status: 0x40003 Code: 0x100002000014 Stackshot reason: Watchdog

Well, I am pretty bummed out. This is still a problem. Here was part 2. I've tried reinstalling the OS.

Macbook Pro
15-inch, Mid 2012
macOS Sierra 10.12.4
Processor 2.3GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 16GB
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 4000 1024 MB
240GB SSD

Turns out, there are still sleep awake failures.

What should I try next?

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Figured I should add my thoughts on this problem I had. A person messaged me asking if there was a solution. I've still yet to find one that fixes this problem instead of a work around. The work around is tolerable.

With the recent Apple news about them acknowledging battery failures and how they are purposefully slowing down hardware performance, I have a feeling that the solution to this problem would be to replace the battery of the laptop. I realize that discussion is not about laptops, but battery life is not everlasting, so its an avenue I would eventually like to try. Its just that I haven't had the time or money to take on that task yet. If I ever do, I will post back here on the results.

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