That screen is most likely caused by the Macbook thinking that an external monitor has been unplugged or plugged in. Are you using an external monitor? Try using compressed air to clean out the external monitor port. Be careful, it isn't made of the strongest of things.
That screen is most likely caused by the Macbook thinking that an external monitor has been unplugged or plugged in. Are you using an external monitor? Try using compressed air to clean out the external monitor port. Be careful, it isn't made of the strongest of things.
And I've noticed something odd, that may be unrelated. When I try to software update, I can't because it says a third party has tampered with the downloads, and they can't be installed.
They are not important updates, just wondering if they are related.
It just started doing the blue screen thing not long ago.
It seems to go to the blue screen more frequently when the computer is being actively typed on or used, and when I'm just reading something, it doesn't happen.
It's rather aggravating, to be honest. It's happening about every 45 seconds at the moment.