Turn Off Ambient Light Sensing
Go to System Preferences > Battery > Energy Saver > Power Adapter, and move the slider to Never.
Go to System Preferences > Battery > Energy Saver > Power Adapter, and move the slider to Never.
Your Mac notebook computer may be out of power If your Mac notebook computer's screen goes black, but is not in sleep, it may be out of power. Plug the power adapter into the computer and into a power outlet. Unplug any devices that are connected to your computer, except the power adapter.
There could be various possible reasons for the MacBook Pro screen black issue, which could be: Battery Drain: MacBook Pro screen going black and not reacting happens because the battery unexpectedly runs out. Besides, a terrible battery or defective charging cables can likewise cause this issue.
Here is how:
How to Fix MacBook Pro Screen Goes Black and Unresponsive
0:272:21Here click battery. After that select battery from the left side panel. Then drag the turn displayMoreHere click battery. After that select battery from the left side panel. Then drag the turn display off after slider to 15 minutes now mac screen will go to sleep after 15 minutes of an activity.
Reset the System Management Controller Hold down the Shift+Control+Option+Power buttons for a few seconds, all at once. Release them all at the same time and power the Mac back on to see if the black display is fixed.
The first way to stop your Mac from going to sleep by itself is obviously to turn off auto display-sleep in the system preferences. To do this open the system preferences, click on the "Energy saver" panel and drag the "Display sleep" slider all the way across to "never" (on the right-hand side).
How to Fix Unresponsive Black Screen on MacBook
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Sometimes the black screen on Mac is as a result of corrupt information on the startup disk. A simple solution for this is to force your Mac to run diagnostics on the disk by booting it in safe mode. To start-up in safe mode: Power up or restart your Mac.
Maintenance scripts usually run automatically on your Mac and clean up things like system logs and temporary files. However, there is a high probability that they do not run as often as they should. Running them by hand may fix the problem of lines on your screen (only if it's a software problem causing it).