I was using a pro display XDR with a 14 inch M1 Pro MacBook pro for a few years with no issue; using the apple thunderbolt 4 cable that came with the display.
Now, whenever all of a suddenly, whenever I plug the MacBook in, the display only comes on for a few seconds and then goes black. The laptop stops charging when it goes black, then resumes in a few seconds, then the cycle repeats indefinitely. If the laptop has >85% charge, it seems to work fine, but if I plug anything else into my laptop (like an iPhone to charge or whatever) then it starts again. Currently running Ventura 13.3 and the latest firmware of the prodisplay XDR.
I have tried:
I've tried all the suggestions to unplug everything, but nothing works.
Anyone had a similar problem or got any ideas of things I could try? I was perfectly happy with the performance of my MacBook and I don't feel like keeping a really noisy Mac Studio that I don't like when I had a perfectly working setup.
Thanks for any help.
Now, whenever all of a suddenly, whenever I plug the MacBook in, the display only comes on for a few seconds and then goes black. The laptop stops charging when it goes black, then resumes in a few seconds, then the cycle repeats indefinitely. If the laptop has >85% charge, it seems to work fine, but if I plug anything else into my laptop (like an iPhone to charge or whatever) then it starts again. Currently running Ventura 13.3 and the latest firmware of the prodisplay XDR.
I have tried:
- Factory resetting MacBook Pro 14, restoring to OSX Monterey, I tried the beta of Ventura 13.4.
- My partners M1 MacBook Air and my iPad Pro 12.9 M2 both work, the display works absolutely fine.
- I took it into apple, they couldn't replicate the fault on any of their monitors and there were no faults with the thunderbolt ports.
- I bought another TB4 cable, same issue.
- I tried another pro display XDR power cable, as well as changing the fuse.
- I bought a Mac Studio, works fine - seems like an expensive solution and has horribly high pitched fan noise.
I've tried all the suggestions to unplug everything, but nothing works.
Anyone had a similar problem or got any ideas of things I could try? I was perfectly happy with the performance of my MacBook and I don't feel like keeping a really noisy Mac Studio that I don't like when I had a perfectly working setup.
Thanks for any help.