MacHD/Users/ USERNAME/Documents/iZotope/ Product We recommend deleting the folder of the product you're having trouble with, then try installing once more. You can head here for more steps. Process Exited Abnormally. This error usually represents an incompatible product, or a permissions issue on your computer. Click on it and choose Uninstall. First please close out of any running applications. Navigate to the uninstaller that’s located here: MacHD/Library/Application Support/iZotope/ SOFTWARE TITLE.Please note that the uninstaller is located in the root-level Library folder, not the user-level folder. Legacy Products. IZotope product does not appear after installation Most. iZotope products are specifically designed to be used as plug-ins within a host application (also known as a Digital Audio Workstation), and for that reason do not install stand-alone applications in your apps list. The new Logic Pro 10.5 has updated the OpenGL requirements for plugins. This caused certain iZotope software to crash when opened. We've updated installers for the products below, use their download links to install the fixed version: VocalSynth 2.

Apple has a vast user base for its iPhone, iPad, iMac, and MacBook series simply because of the smooth user experience.

Since a lot of people use the iMacs and MacBooks across the globe, they face issues which are either widespread or at an individual level but similar in nature.

Apple recently released the macOS Big Sur update version 11.3.1 with some security improvements.

However, users of the MacBook are facing an issue which seems to have been around for quite some time.

As per multiple reports from various online platforms, users are still facing the crashing and kernel panic issue.

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I’ve been using MacBook Pro 16″ 2019 for over a year now. In the beginning I used to have more frequently those “Your computer has restarted due to a problem” messages/restarts. At some point I guess due to updates, these restarts stopped until last night. I put my Mac to sleep and this morning I found it crashed and restarted again.
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I’ve had 4 kernel panics in 2 months. While not excessive, it’s 4 more than I want, and it seems more frequent than I had with Intel.
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While it might appear that the issue can be specific to some users, the number of user reports suggest otherwise.

Also, it is unclear what is causing this issue as Apple has not made any announcements on the matter so far.

It is, however, evident that the crashing and kernel panic problem is still around even after macOS Big Sur 11.3.1 came out.

I was using my MBP 16 and suddenly freezes and shutdown. Just watching YouTube. Then the laptop goes into a loop, restarting itself, fan runs like crazy for a second then shutdown. Again and again.
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Anybody else getting kernel panics every week? Happens under low load just browing the web. It’s getting annoying. Never had a Macbook that was this bad.
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There can be a lot of explanations for the crashing issue including faulty hardware or software, unsupported peripherals, and more.

This is why affected users have been trying to figure out ways to get rid of the said problem once and for all.

For one user, downgrading the MacBook from macOS Big Sur to Catalina resolved the issue whereas some users with external displays tried switching to display port 1.2 to fix the said issue.

I had the same issues. Switching to DisplayPort1.2 fixed the Kernel Panics for me.
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So, if you are facing the crashing and kernel panic issue, you can try the workarounds given above and let us know if the issue gets resolved for you.

Hopefully, Apple looks into this problem and soon releases a permanent fix for the same as it has been causing a lot of inconvenience to users.

That said, we will be back with more details as and when new information becomes available so stay tuned.

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