There are few times when Apple, the maker of Mac computers, decides to do something useful for Windows users . While some of us can't enjoy the features of Mac, we can at least install applications like iTunes and iCloud on Windows.
In its latest effort, Apple has fixed a problem that has been plaguing users running Windows 10 on MacBooks using Boot Camp. For those who don't know what it is, Boot Camp is a tool that allows you to run Windows on Mac computers. However, due to a bug, the right side of the screen appears distorted when using Windows 10. However, the distortion can also spread across the entire screen if you are using external displays.
The company has published a new document detailing what can be done to fix the issue. According to the document, the Windows 10 display issue is occurring on Mac computers that have AMD. Some of these computers include the MacBook Pro, iMac, and Mac Pro. Apple is starting the troubleshooting process with the most common advice, telling users to update their Boot Camp drivers to the latest version. If they aren't, Apple recommends that users lower their display resolution in the display settings. The resolution should not exceed 3840x2160. However, Apple says that this solution won't work if you have a larger display, such as the Pro Display XDR and LG.
