The only thing I can think of is maybe posting to the MacBook Pro forum: https://forums.macrumors.com/forums/macbook-pro.90/.
thanks, i will try that one too
The only thing I can think of is maybe posting to the MacBook Pro forum: https://forums.macrumors.com/forums/macbook-pro.90/.
Do you have a 13” or 16” 2019 MacBook Pro?
There is no chance this is a virus or something in your computer's firmware. It's not impossible that replacement parts are defective, so I would bring the computer in for repair as soon as it's possible to do so.would there maybe be another group or thread or forum where i should post this topic to have more succeding chance???quiet a newbie on macrumours :s
many thanks for your helping again!
hi,
i did check with same macbookpro of a friend for some time. and on an older macbookpro (3years older) and i realy noticed the difference! it is much more relaxed when looking at them. nothing moves. and clearer. (i checked the brightnes, nightshift, truetone. same desktoppictures, etc )
on mine its not the macscreen your looking at . you are constantly looking at these changes in the screen like pulsations an tremours. wich interfere unpleasand with your brain.
I did notice on the forum . that there is a lot of alteration possible in the system , firmware , to change your screen behavior .
I doubt this is software. I can't see anything specific in the videos either.
One easy way to rule out any software is simply boot to an external device that has been formatted and has had fresh OS installed. Nothing restored or migrated.
If, booted to another fresh OS, the issue is still there, that leaves hardware or possibly firmware.
I am planning to go to the applestore directly, this month, to explaine the problem, cause and tried solutions, to see what they still can do. On advise of the senior level advisor, but he could not give a direct solution himself .
There is no chance this is a virus or something in your computer's firmware. It's not impossible that replacement parts are defective, so I would bring the computer in for repair as soon as it's possible to do so.
There is something wrong with one of the components in your computer. Reinstalling the operating system will not help.Hello All again,
I am maybe looking for more options that i can try now with an OSX on a external drive?
I did install OSX Catalina on an External SSD via the macbookpro of that friend. Booting from there doesn't seem to get rid of the tremmors and ghosting in the screen.
There is something wrong with one of the components in your computer. Reinstalling the operating system will not help.