Powered solely by USB, the monitor does not require a power cord or VGA cable.

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The USB Monitor is compatible with PC as well as Mac using the DisplayLink driver.

Perfect display for business presentations, photo frame applications, and dual monitor setups on-the-go.

WLED display is more energy efficient than the conventional LCD screen and mercury free.

WLED monitors are thinner and brighter in general, providing more vivid colors and higher contrast ratios.

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Telling us to replug our devices is not a fix for a faulty software update.

One such issue centers on using external displays with macOS Catalina.

Several users have found that when they connect their MacBook to an external display, the screen simply turns black on the display and eventually shuts off.

If you use a USB-C to HDMI adapter already, it may be too old.

Try borrowing or purchasing a new(er) USB-C to HDMI cable and see if that works.

If you found a tip that helped you resolve the screen blinking issue on macOS Catalina, we would love to hear from you.

Ive had to go to a lower setting and change the aspect ratio so that my screen view is nearly square.

Im using a Mac mini, so no other option but an external screen.

I was using Catalina fine, came back to my computer after a day and the aspect ratio had changed.

Im going to try the safe mode boot as you recommended, but let me give you the full extent of the issue.

I got up to take a shower, and in the mean time my computer went to sleep.

I came back to wake everything up, and my external display came back just fine, but my laptops display remained blank.

If I put the displays on mirror, everything shows up fine on my external monitor, but my laptop remains blank.

If I return the laptop to extended setup, then I get the same issue as before where my laptops display remains blank.

I was in panic mode when I updated to the new catilina on 31120.

I have 2 external monitors and one didnt work when I updated.

If its not fixed by next major Mac update, Im moving to Windows (sadly) or find out how to turn off the update notifications until the next named Mac release.

I am running MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Two Thunderbolt 3 ports), Acer RT270 monitor and have tried via HDMI and VGA.

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Try downloading and installing (or reinstalling) the latest drivers for your external display.

Just went and bought USBC to HDMI cable and working fine now.

Wasted the day trying to figure it out so hopefully that fix works for some others here.

Just a tip, I had to download it twice; once to trip the Privacy screen to prompt me to allow downloads from this source and then a second time to actually download and install the driver.

Good luck.

When plugged in the Screen will turn on for a second showing the ASUS logo, and after that it goes off black screen.

The system is recognizing it ( I can see it in the system preferences-usb devices), but no luck to make it work.

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