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<blockquote data-quote="lclev" data-source="post: 1862559" data-attributes="member: 307555">I finally discovered if I turn off the WiFi connection on the MBP before I let it sleep all is good when it wakes up.&nbsp; Then when I wake it up I turn on the WiFi On the Mac.&nbsp; I still have the T2 security set to medium - which I don’t think makes any difference.&nbsp;&nbsp; If I totally shut down my Mac I don’t have to turn off the WiFi as it will reboot and work fine.I don’t have the problem at work where we have fiber optic service that is fast and our WiFi access points are AC or AX speeds.&nbsp; I can shut it and walk to a different area, open it and it connects and works fine.&nbsp; At home I have Hughesnet satellite which has a lag that is unavoidable.I went through two other 2020 MBPs before I decided to figure out a workaround for home.&nbsp; I don’t have the problem anywhere else but home so I blame Hughesnet.&nbsp; Interestingly enough my husband‘s 2011 iMac does not have the issue with our Hughesnet internet service.&nbsp; It is a faithful workhorse that keeps on working great.The slowdowns you are describing I don’t have at all.&nbsp; If I forget to shut off the WiFi connection then I will have no trackpad or keyboard.&nbsp; A message pops up saying it is hunting for them on a USB or Bluetooth connection.&nbsp; I have to press keys and eventually it will come out of it’s snit.&nbsp; But if the WiFi connection is turned off when it wakes there is no problem.It is a mystery that I believe is either driver or software related.&nbsp; I keep hoping Apple fixes it but I think it is an isolated problem so there are not many complaining about it.For each one of my MBP’s I found the issue was not apparent initially but developed later - no idea why.&nbsp; Updates?&nbsp; Who knows.&nbsp; Frustrating but for me, manageable.Lisa</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lclev, post: 1862559, member: 307555"] I finally discovered if I turn off the WiFi connection on the MBP before I let it sleep all is good when it wakes up. Then when I wake it up I turn on the WiFi On the Mac. I still have the T2 security set to medium - which I don’t think makes any difference. If I totally shut down my Mac I don’t have to turn off the WiFi as it will reboot and work fine. I don’t have the problem at work where we have fiber optic service that is fast and our WiFi access points are AC or AX speeds. I can shut it and walk to a different area, open it and it connects and works fine. At home I have Hughesnet satellite which has a lag that is unavoidable. I went through two other 2020 MBPs before I decided to figure out a workaround for home. I don’t have the problem anywhere else but home so I blame Hughesnet. Interestingly enough my husband‘s 2011 iMac does not have the issue with our Hughesnet internet service. It is a faithful workhorse that keeps on working great. The slowdowns you are describing I don’t have at all. If I forget to shut off the WiFi connection then I will have no trackpad or keyboard. A message pops up saying it is hunting for them on a USB or Bluetooth connection. I have to press keys and eventually it will come out of it’s snit. But if the WiFi connection is turned off when it wakes there is no problem. It is a mystery that I believe is either driver or software related. I keep hoping Apple fixes it but I think it is an isolated problem so there are not many complaining about it. For each one of my MBP’s I found the issue was not apparent initially but developed later - no idea why. Updates? Who knows. Frustrating but for me, manageable. Lisa [/QUOTE]

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