A plug/unplug of the cable between the laptop and the iPad leads to a shutdown of the McBookPro

a plug/unplug of the cable between the laptop and the iPad leads to a shutdown of the McBookPro
who can help me ?
or what shall I do ?

First, try another cable. If that doesn't do it, make a Genius Bar appointment and take in both the MBP and the iPad.

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