Title: Troubleshooting Color Issues on MacBook Pro

1. Introduction:
   • Simon begins by acknowledging potential color issues with the MacBook Pro, where colors may appear distorted, such as blue looking yellow or green appearing as red.
2. Diagnosis:
   • He explains that such issues are not necessarily indicative of a broken or bad screen and might be related to settings.
3. Troubleshooting Steps:
   • Accessing Accessibility Settings: Simon instructs to click on the magnifying glass in the top right corner, type “Accessibility,” and select it from the search results.
   • Adjusting Display Settings: In the Accessibility settings, he navigates to “Display.” He notes that “Invert Colors” might be checked, which can cause colors to look strange. Unchecking this option can often resolve the issue.
   • Contrast Adjustment: Simon points out that if “Increase Display Contrast” is set to the maximum, it can cause colors to appear odd. He demonstrates how reducing this contrast setting can return colors to normal.
   • He emphasizes that all settings in the Accessibility section should generally be unchecked for normal display functionality.
4. Further Action:
   • If, after adjusting these settings, the color display is still abnormal, Simon suggests that the issue might be with the LCD display or the video chipset on the motherboard, requiring professional attention.
5. Conclusion:
   • Simon wraps up by encouraging viewers to like and subscribe if they found the video helpful. He also invites questions in the comments, promising prompt responses.