I would like to connect my older MacBook Air as a second monitor using a Thunderbolt cable.
I can use 'screen sharing' via WiFi but that is not what I am looking for.
I suspect my Thunderbolt Bridge is not configured properly: the MacBook Air shows a 'Connected' status (using DHCP with manual address) while the MacBook Pro also displays a green light however the Status says 'Some connected'.
Also, in order for this to work your Macbook needs to be on Mac OS 10.14 or above. How to Connect MacBook Air to 2nd Monitor using this Adapter. Assuming that you have already connected one monitor to your MacBook Air using the Mini display port available on your MacBook Air, here is how you can add the second monitor. Connect the USB 3.0 to. Connect a USB-C display: Connect the display to a a Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) port on your MacBook Air. See MacBook Air accessories for details about adapters. Adapters and other accessories are sold separately. Visit apple.com, your local Apple Store, or other resellers for more information and availability. Review the documentation or check with. Top comment ' Amazing computer monitor for my MacBook Pro.this monitor has a crisp image and fits will on my desk despite it being a 24 inch monitor it is also light and easy to handle my only complaint and it was my own fault for not realizing it the monitor does not have built in speakers so right now my computer does not have any sound' 'Amazing computer monitor for my MacBook Pro.
The bottomline is that I do not have the option to share my screen (no additional 'Arrangement' tab in 'Displays').
How can this be fixed ? Do I need another piece of software ?
Thanks in advance
MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch,Early 2015), OS X El Capitan (10.11.1)
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