2 external monitors on HP ProBook 430

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  Thank you for reaching out to the Community Support from Apple. Use an external monitor everyday with my MacBook Pro, so I know how useful it can be, and I will do everything I can to help. You were on your way to a very good start with resetting the SMC and the NVRAM. Here what I would recommend is starting up from your Mac in a test user to see if the problem is specific to your user account or if it is systemic.

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• Connection Mac Book Pro for 2 external monitors

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  I have a model of Macbook Pro 13 of the retina (mid-2013) .

  A few months back the display has stopped working, but when I hooked to an external monitor everything worked as expected except the screen of course.

  I took it to the service center and a descent computer repair shop and they both said that display connection with the logic board is fried and they need to fix the logic board that retina display is fine.

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  I want to get an external monitor for my MacBook Air. Any suggestion?

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• External monitor only up to 720 p using HDMI

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  Additional information: by using the same configuration (MacBook + 3-in-1 adapter + HDMI cable), I am able to connect to another TV which has a native resolution of about 720 p.

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• MacBook 12 "and external monitors - experiences

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