External display not detected on your MacBook: how to fix it
If your MacBook doesn't recognize an external display, check connections, input source, and use macOS to detect displays. Restarting devices may also help.
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If your MacBook doesn't recognize an external display, check connections, input source, and use macOS to detect displays. Restarting devices may also help.
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