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Hi, so I recently purchased a MacBook Pro M1 a couple months ago and have been using it everyday. I don't use the laptop with harsh treatment as it just sits on my desk while I do my work. Over the last few weeks I have seen white spots appearing in the lower half of the screen (a new one appears every week or so)... I am beginning to get concerned... What should I do?
I think you need to run Apple Diagnostics. Because there’re some white spots.
Apple Diagnostics shows a progress bar while it's checking your Mac:
When testing is complete, Apple Diagnostics shows the results, including one or more reference codes. Learn about Apple Diagnostics reference codes.
I think you need to run Apple Diagnostics. Because there’re some white spots.
Apple Diagnostics shows a progress bar while it's checking your Mac:
When testing is complete, Apple Diagnostics shows the results, including one or more reference codes. Learn about Apple Diagnostics reference codes.
So the white spots appear on ANYTHING thing at any moment. They are to do with the hardware. To clean the screen I use a damp microfibre cloth and I lightly clean the display and then I use a dry microfibre cloth afterwards. I don't treat this mac with any hard treatment. The only thing I can find is that it is caused from manufacturing error or pressure on the layers of the display. I have no dents and nothing has been hit so it can't be pressure.
Ah yeah... so with repair.. is that under Apple care?
Hi,
I ran the Apple Diagnostics and I got the code ADP000 which when checking means that no issues were found. What do I do from here?
and，high brightness is also bad for your Mac。
Hmm ,so what about the backlight?
That is what I feel that it is... when there is pressure on the backlight it shines through the layers. This can also be caused by the glue when the laptop is being manufactured.
White spots appearing on display
