Fixed: MacBook Pro Sleeps When Lid Is Closed With External Monitor
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Used a very weak fridge magnet and some masking tape to force my MacBook Pro into clamshell mode without closing it, so I can use an external monitor, without sacrificing the thermals.
My 13" Late 2011 MacBook Pro with the external monitor connected. : r/macsetups
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Fixed: MacBook Pro Sleeps When Lid Is Closed With External Monitor
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3 Ways to Turn Off The Screen of Your MacBook Without Closing The Lid [OS X Tips] | Cult of Mac
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