You can choose which items are shown in the menu bar and which are shown in a combined dropdown, allowing you to save space in the menu bar while still having access to all the information in the dropdown.įor more information, please see our Using Combined help page. IStat Menus can combine any or all of its items into a single menu bar item. This can help keep iStat Menus tiny on smaller screens. The menu bar items in iStat Menus are incredibly configurable, and can be very compact, if that’s how you’d like them. The macOS system clock can be set to display as an analog clock, which saves a bit of space, and is a great option if you’d like to use the iStat Menus time item. Most third party apps that have menu bar items can also optionally hide the items. For example, the volume item can be restored by turning on “Show volume in menu bar” in the Sound preferences. If you ever need to re-add the item, there’s typically a check box in the related System Preferences pref pane. If you don’t want to see an item, holding command (⌘) and dragging it out of your menu bar should remove it. Most system menu bar items can be removed. If your menu bar is full, like the image below, additional items will not show. Status items never appear on the left side of the notch. Any items that can not fit on the right side of the notch will be hidden by macOS. The camera housing at the top of the M2 MacBook Airs, 14-inch MacBook Pros, and newer 16-inch MacBook Pros can mean there is reduced space for menus and status items. In this situation, iStat Menus is running perfectly, but hidden from view. This is because the menu bar is full, and can not fit other items. It looks like the speakers are the first thing other than the keyboard that went in first on the assembly line and all the guts need to come out just to get at them.Menu bar items not showing On smaller screens, and in situations where there’s a lot of menu bar items, macOS may hide some items. The speakers themselves I looked it up online and they are under $20 I found a PDF file on another website on how to remove them but it looks way to difficult because the logic board needs to come out and others that tried had issue with some small connectors that needed to be unplugged snapping back in or were broken. It's like my right speaker cannot pronouce the 'A''s &'C''s correctly. I found a site on the web that that tests left and right channel by a repeated voice saying 'Left Channel' then 'Right Channel' and when he says 'Right Channel' it sound like he is saying 'Right Chow'. I called Apple and the tech had me also do a SMC release and that did not work either so he set me up to bring it into the nearest Apple Store.

Thanks, I tried the NVRAM option as you directed and it did not work.

No audio out of right side macbook pro