First is to use an external display, and the second method requires a third-party app. There are two straightforward ways to keep the MacBook from sleeping with lid closed. But what if you want to prevent MacBook from sleeping even when you close its lid? You can use the macOS System Preferences, use third-party apps, or use the Terminal.
You may want to keep Mac from sleeping when you are downloading big files, performing Time Machine backup, rendering a video file, and in other similar situations.
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