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Do you have some kind of third-party display or window manager installed? I regularly (as in "every day") have my Macbook hooked up to dual monitors and I've n
by dkonofalski 11y ago
Do you have some kind of third-party display or window manager installed? I regularly (as in "every day") have my Macbook hooked up to dual monitors and I've never had the kernel crash due to a disconnect or a change on the preferences screen. Does that happen regularly for you or was that just a one-off occurrence?
- KirinDave 11y agoI've got an otherwise unexceptional LG monitor that with one specific generation of MacBook causes all sorts of problems. My windows machines and newer macbooks don't have this problem, and connect to the monitor fine. So it can be hardware issues. Often subtle ones.
- spronkey 11y agoConnected via HDMI? And goes into YPbPr mode because OS X thinks its a TV? And has no override.