MacBook

yes it is possible

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The user needs a connection to the internet.

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Find it physically or make it function?

Provided you have a suitable data cable to connect the two devices - yes you are !

Download and install it from here: https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/desktop/index.html?platform=mac

See if you have only VGA port on the ASUS Monitor then you need to plugin the VGA part of HDMI to VGA in Asus Monitor and then plug the other part that is HDMI in your Macbook pro.
There might be a problem with you that both Asus monitor and the HDMI to VGA cable have same VGA Plugs,Like both of them are female VGA or both of them are Male VGA hence they cannot be connected together.
For that problem you need to have one more cable of the opposite character to that of your HDMI to VGA and your monitor's VGA port to establish a connection between the Monitor and Macbook pro using the cable you already have. Like if you have female VGA on your monitor and on your existing cable then you need to buy male to male VGA and vice versa you have to buy female to female VGA for male ports on monitor and cable you already have. If you feel that there is some other problem than that then you can message me directly and i will guide you accordingly.

The base 13" Macbook Pro will pretty much meet any need you have short of gaming. Save yourself some money by buying a refurbished model from Apple. Or, if you are a student then buy from the Educational Store.

A lithium ion battery installed at the factory that cannot be replaced by the user.

Yes you can. Remember if you do this, don't forget to backup your files. Keep your MacBook Air plugged into the charger, and make sure you have an internet connection. Lastly, due your due diligence and research further if you're unsure or unfamiliar about resetting. Once you're ready, go to Apple Menu > Restart. While the Air restarts, hold down the Command and R keys at the same time. Disk Utility should appear, click Continue. You will see a list on the left...select the startup disk, then click Erase. A pop-up menu should appear. Choose Mac OS Extended (journaled). Type a name for your disk, then click Erase. After the disk has erased, choose Disk Utility > Quit Disk Utility. At this point, choose Reinstall Mac OS X and click Continue. Follow the instructions it gives you.

open iMessage, then right click on its icon at the top menu bar, and choose Preferences.

Click the link and follow the directions to reset the System Management Controller. I also included a link to how to keep your Mac running cooler. That also happen after 5 years

System preferences; trackpad; Then whatever you're trying to fix

The 11" Macbook Air at $999 will do all you want and is a great laptop.

No, the MacBook Pro is not a PowerPC. Apple transitioned from PowerPC processors to Intel processors in 2006 and later shifted to its own Apple Silicon (M1 and M2 chips) starting in 2020. The current MacBook Pro models use these Intel or Apple Silicon processors, which are distinct from the older PowerPC architecture.

The MacBook Pro 15 features a 2.3GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor with 6MB of shared L3 cache and Turbo Boost speeds up to 3.3GHz. The integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 processor boosts performance by up to 60 percent.

MacBooks have a port called ThunderBolt, and most newer TVs have a VGA port. I use a ThunderBolt/VGA cable to connect my Mac to the television. Once connected, the television will act as a dual monitor, or you can adjust settings for a mirrored monitor.

It has to do with your battery charge. it's either charging or is at full charge.

Because apple fanboys kiss mine

Yes.

Simply plug the pen drive into the Mac and then find the disk icon on the desktop, open it, find the files you want then click and hold onto the file and drag it to the desktop. It's called Drag and Drop.

Hm. It works just fine for me. Try re-installing Minecraft.jar