Let me know how you go - in particular whether the issue still persists in Safe Mode. When you're finished exit Safe Mode by restarting your MBP as normal.use your computer as normal and then lock the screen, etc) Let go of the Shift key when you see the login window (NOTE: If you have FileVault enabled you may need to log in twice).Immediately press the Shift key and keep it down.If you find the above makes no difference you could try booting into Safe Mode and testing to see if the behaviour is repeated while in that mode.įollow these steps to boot your MBP into Safe Mode: speaker volume, screen resolution, startup disk selection, time zone information, etc). Note: When you log back in you may need to readjust some of your system preferences (e.g. Let go of the keys and let your Mac reboot normally.Keep these keys pressed down for at least 20 seconds!.Press the power button and then immediately press the command option p r keys.
#Blackwake mac full#
Yes, a full shut down, not just logging out. To reset the NVRAM on all Late-20 MacBook Pro models (with and without Touch Bar) follow these steps: Blackwake is more multiplayer strategy game as there be one big crew and two small ones that works together to. Blackwake focuses on team-based tactics and fast-paced combat. ( edit: same thing happens when I "sleep" instead of lock )Īn easy thing to try is resetting the NVRAM on your MBP. Blackwake is a multiplayer team-based shooter centered around naval battles for PC and Mac.
#Blackwake mac how to#
I guess this might be caused by the chain of hardware I am using - but still it is extremely annoying to come back and find that monitor to be useless (I have to restart MacOs in order to get it back working).Īny ideas how to overcome / debug this issue are welcome. And windows that I "left" on the desktop space on monitor 2 won't show up on the other monitor.
Although MacOs somehow still thinks the monitor is "there": when I turn to "displays" and look at "arrangement" - it shows all monitors.
Meaning: I come back, I log into the system. Monitor 1 is then connected via a Kensington USB-C dock, Monitor 2 is connected via a StarTech HDMIUSB-C adapter. Meaning: its lid is closed, and I work with two external monitors.īoth monitors are a bit older they have DVI ports which connect via DVI/HDMI cable. I have a Mac Book Pro (latest 2017 touchbar model) which I am using in clamshell mode.
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