If your Macbook isn't recognizing an external display, it can be a frustrating experience. Fortunately, it's usually a benign problem that can be easily fixed by checking the connectors and adapters, rebooting or updating the device. However, if all of these steps don't work, it may be time to take your Macbook in for service. On MacBook Pro models, the issue may not be visible, but it's quite evident on MacBook Air devices with Intel CPUs.
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