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I recently got a new workstation at work that is a MacBook Pro that connects to 2 monitors via USB-C. I've learned somewhat superstitiously that if I don't con
by klenwell 9y ago
I recently got a new workstation at work that is a MacBook Pro that connects to 2 monitors via USB-C.
I've learned somewhat superstitiously that if I don't connect and disconnect the USB-C cables in the right order the laptop may stop responding and I have to do a hard reboot. I thought this solved the problem but even now it still occasionally happens.
Your question makes me wonder if something like this isn't the cause (Mac misreading USB-C signal).
- ufmace 9y agoBased on my experience with a pre-USB-C Macbook connected to multiple monitors, USB-C is not at all required to get them to do strange things, up to and including hard crashing, depending on the order and speed of connecting monitors and sleeping the system.