No this is my Attitude: At some point the minimum requirements will change, it will have to if Zwift keep on getting bigger and better.
Sorry if you did not like it, but at some point Zwift will need more powerful hardware to run the game.
That time may not be now or this year but it will come. Users are demanding better graphics and more realistic game play. All of this will put more strain on hardware.
FYI: on my MacOS 10.11 the Zwift launcher did begin last night by downloading an update from Zwift. I got the white screen from this point last night and every other time when I run Zwift since.
Your hardware might not allow you to upgrade to Mojave, but I suspect you can still upgrade from El Capitan to at least Sierra (10.12) if not High Sierra (10.13). I suggest you upgrade OSX and see if that solves your problems. After all, El Capitan (10.11) came out in 2015 (?) and Apple stopped supporting it last year (2018).
@Paul_Allen This thread should probably be merged w/the âBlank Screenâ one.
@Gerrie_Delport Does not work for Zwift and he never stated he did. Gerrie is a Watopia Wayfinder just like myself and @Daren. This is his own opinion and not that of Zwiftâs and he did state that a couple of times.
I may be merging the thread with the âBlank Screenâ thread as suggested by @Lin_Alan
Same for me. Not enough storage for Mojave. I was coming off Yosemite 10.10.5, but was able to update to High Sierra 10.13.6 (a smaller update) and Zwift now works fine.
Same problem, running OS X 10.11. Couldnât find the Zwiftapp link in the library folder to try the workaround mentioned above (maybe an update deleted it?) Canât update OS X any more for my hardware and not really needing a new computer at the moment. Anyone know if Zwift is working on this or are we SOL?
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Same here.
Itâs been quite a while now and no response. Frustrating.
They could at least make a statement
Ok, got it. For anyone else troubleshooting (or hopefully Zwift staff lurking and looking for solutions) the problem seems to be with the auto update that runs before Zwiftapp launches. If you can open from Zwiftapp you can save an alias on your dock bypassing the auto-updating Zwift
Yesterday the Zwift app updated to 1.0.80953 (with launcher 1.0.25) and ran fine.
Today launcher is an empty white screen⌠havenât found a workaround yet.
MacOs 10.14.6 âMojaveâ
edit: Zwift eventually started after several additional attempts
I restarted my computer and was able to start Zwift. However it crashed suddenly after 5 minutes of riding, and now I canât connect any sensors. This has never happened before - it must be associated with a new update that was just installed.