I have a MacBook Pro 2017 15" that has a broken screen that is unreadable. Can I use a DVI monitor to view what is going on with it. I was able to transfer the data to a new MacBook Air now I want to see if it is working and if replacing the display is worth the money. Thank you for any advice.
MacBook Pro
YES, you can use a DVI display, at up to 1920 wide, with a cheap adapter from a USB-C port.
If you get only "wallpaper", that can the fixed "blind" by entering:
Command-BrightnessDown
... to toggle the sense of [√] Mirror displays.
YES, you can use a DVI display, at up to 1920 wide, with a cheap adapter from a USB-C port.
If you get only "wallpaper", that can the fixed "blind" by entering:
Command-BrightnessDown
... to toggle the sense of [√] Mirror displays.
Hi,
I think you can't use DVI external monitor without setting up, though if you have iPad, your MacBook Pro has Sidecar capability.
Use an iPad as a second display for a Mac - Apple Support
The cost of replacement LCD is around $600 or more, however your MacBook Pro is supported macOS 13 Ventura, so it depends on your decision it's worth to replace LCD or not.
Will a DVI montor work to veiw my macbook pro 2017 15 that has a broken screen?
