Thank you and please help if anyone knows a fix other than replacing the logic board. Could this be a display cable issue? Or logic board/graphics card? Once the Mac and projector are connected, click on the Apple Menu in the top left corner of your screen. Connect the video cable (usually VGA or HDMI) from the projector to the Mac. Plug in the projector to an electrical outlet and turn it ON. I thought at first it was the HD cable as I’ve had to replace that before. How do I connect my 2012 MacBook Pro to a projector Turn ON your Mac. I’ve reset PRAM, SMC, booted in safe mode, recovery mode, internet recovery mode, repaired disk in Disk Utility and in recovery mode, opened up the back and checked the RAM, checked the display through HDMI to external monitor, even pulled out the SSD and booted from an external enclosure through USB but it still will “crash and freeze” in this static snowy screen. Mid 2012 13” MacBook Pro running OS Mojave 16 GB RAM and Samsung 850 EVO SSD. See all Monitor & Video Cables 24.99 Add to Cart Open-Box: from 13. All other models produced since 2008 have a Mini DisplayPort which can connect to the HDMI input on an HDTV or other display, provided you use an adapter.

Please let me know if anyone has a solution to this or knows what I need to fix. This Insignia NS-PD94592 adapter allows you to connect a computer with a mini DisplayPort output to devices with an HDMI input, such as a monitor, projector or TV, and supports up to 4K resolution at 30hz for clear playback. If you purchased a MacBook Pro in 2012 or 2013, it may have an HDMI port, meaning you can connect it using an HDMI cable without an adapter. Some people have posted a similar issue for a High Sierra bug but this screen does not happen only on boot but persists until reboot. If I leave it and not touch anything the system will reboot. Screen will completely turn snowy static and will not come back.

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