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• 2016 12 '' MacBook Apple Thunderbolt Display retina?

  Just got a new 12 "retina MB. Is it possible to connect it to an Apple Thunderbolt Display Monitor?

  Unfortunately, the MacBook was only a USB - C port, and Apple Thunderbolt Display Monitor requires a Mac with Thunderbolt to work, so you can't use it.

• Apple Cinema Display with old Mac

  Hello! I was wondering, I have an apple Cinema Display with the famous ADC video plug. I also have a couple of old Mac without a monitor, for example a performa 6360 Powermac 6100 and Macintosh iicx and Iisi. Y at - it a video adapter to use the movie with these old Mac screen? is this possible?

  Thanks in advance!

  The main obstacle is that a screen ADC must get its power through an ADC port on the computer. The old Mac you list can only the power of their old school connectors.

  I remember this adapter:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Apple-Mac-A1006-DVI-to-ADC-adapter-cord-for-cinema-monit 221995991474 or-display-EMC-1918? hash = i...

  be needed to power a monitor ADC to an ADC not Mac, but I would feel much better if another old graybeard archived to check my aging memory. You still need an adapter to convert the DVI on the adapter port 15 pin Apple old Mac. Some 6100 s required a special just HDI15-to-DB15 adapter to use a normal Apple display that would have been contemporary the 6100:

  

• Can I use a 27 "Thunderbolt display with a spectrum HP 360?

  Can I connect a Thunderbolt display 27 "at the top of a tower HP spectrum 360?

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• Looking for the best non Apple-Thunderbolt display...

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• MacBook pro compatible with Thunderbolt display

  Hi guys,.

  I'm Thunderbolt Display 27 inches. but I am not able to connect with the non Apple laptop.

  So I'll buy the Macbook pro 13 inch, but I'm confused.

  Please see product here http://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B00DKMCB20?keywords=macbook%20pro & qid = 1456900215 & ref_ = sr_1_1 & s computers = & sr = 1-1

  Can anyone tell me, is this compatible with Thunderbolt display or not.

  He works for audio and video.

  Please help me.

  Thanks in advance

  Yes, it is - read here

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/product/MC914LL/B/Apple-Thunderbolt-display-27-inch?fn ode = 8 a

  The ultimate docking station.

  With a single cable, connect any Mac compatible Thunderbolt and get 27 inches of screen space high-resolution, high-quality audio, a FaceTime HD camera, ports FireWire 800 and Gigabit Ethernet - and a Thunderbolt port allows to chain additional high-performance devices such as hard drives and video capture devices.

  And from the laptop specifications

  Communication and connectivity

  You can capture images, part of the video-conference or chat with friends and family with the help of the built-in FaceTime HD camera. This camera has a resolution of 720 p. The sound quality of the loudspeaker is excellent and so you get to hear every detail of audio content. You can play games, install the software, burn files to CDs and DVDs, watching movies, create the backup of the data and do much more with the help of the DVD optical drive that Apple OS X laptop Lion. The USB 3.0 ports facilitate the import and export of files. This laptop has Thunder Bolt and FireWire ports too.

• Connection 12 '' Macbook to Thunderbolt display does not work (USB - C for HDMI / Lightning)

  I have connected a retina 12 '' Macbook to a Thunderbolt display via two adapters, and no video is coming through.

  Here is what I use:

  1 USB - C for HDMI: (Apple USB - C to HDMI adapter)

  2 HDMI to Thunderbolt (Monoprice adapter)

  Any ideas what's happening? The Thunderbolt display is without a doubt, since power is to come via USB when I plug my phone directly on the back of the monitor. The Apple adapter works because I could try to connect directly to a LG monitor with HDMI ports.

  The present model 2015 MacBook 12 inch Retina does not support the Apple Thunderbolt display

  what I read.  The other models Apple Cinema can work if they are used with correct adapters

  as other brands. Some adapters support the audio, while others do. Note there is

  limits for the specifications of display supported; This can limit their usefulness if it is not better configured.

  Special adapters and cables can allow to configure some display options for use with the MacBook.

  The graphical support through MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro varies with the specifications.

  The absence of a Thunderbolt port, use of adapters to provide only what it can bear MacBook 12 plug-in software component.

  and the mini-display port cannot connect or transfer at frequencies Thunderbolt usage views. The

  cure should be taken as built-in support for this; If the adapters could carry signals. A new model

  could understand such an improvement; but there is nothing of this specification in the Apple Store again.

  • Use 4K views and Ultra HD TVs with your Mac - Apple Support

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  Good luck & happy computing!

• Used registry Thunderbolt Display

  I bought an opportunity 27 "Apple Thunderbolt Display 2.5 years. Today, I added a couple of my Apple belonging to my profile of Apple Support page and I wanted to add the view as well. When I added the serial number it says the screen is already registered on another Apple profile account.

  How do I record my screen or it is impossible to save opportunity Apple products?

  NM, I called the previous owner and out took it.

• 2015 Macbook Pro 2.8 GHz > 16GB RAM 1 TB > PCIe SSD > overheating with Thunderbolt Display 27 "> Constant MAX RPM fan speed

  Hello community,

  First of all, I want to congratulate Apple on the construction of such a laptop well. It is a luxury product that is clearly desired by most people, which I understand very well that he's a new owner. But entering the heart of the problem that I face outside this machine being an external engineering masterpiece.

  Professional background:

  I'm a computer engineer / scientist / programmer by profession. I am currently employed at Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) as a Senior Consulting Engineer level IV for their BIG Data Software Division. Yes, I program (Java and c#), scripts (powershell, batch and SQL), solutions architect, design, to test software and debugging, implement large enterprise-level solutions ranging from a cluster of 2 mirrors servers-to-of thousands of servers to multiple clusters (even from a perspective of work station of the missions of deployment from 200 KB - to - 50 jobs in the world) work with SQL databases on a daily basis, working with storage devices (SAN mutli-million dollar NAS and DAS), provide an infrastructure troubleshooting and problem resolution, have 8 international recognised certifications, a degree of master of science and involved with concerts on the side as well as build computers as a hobby. My computer knowledge is vast and my RESUME goes beyond what I have briefly described. It is important that I give this background to demonstrate that my level of computer knowledge is beyond the scope of this post.

  Laptop Usecase:

  Recently I bought mid-2015 Macbook Pro 15 "2.8 GHz Intel i7 quad core, AMD dedicated GPU, 16 GB of RAM, 1 Portable SSD PCIe TB from an authorized Apple dealer. To maximize the beauty of this gem, I also bought a monitor Thunderbolt Apple 27 "due to its ability to offer a dedicated gigabit NIC and additional USB connectors. Basically, the screen acts as a central docking for the laptop and offers additional i/o that does not have the laptop (somewhat a disappointment that it's called a 'PRO' for laptop - this can be discussed in an extra thread).

  I will mostly use the laptop for tasks related to work as operating on dozens of remote servers via RDP, using office 2011 and 2016 Lync, Eclipse for Java programming, access the HPE intranet for related tasks at work, set up conference calls, connection with clients remotely via WebEx or TeamViewer and typical everyday computing. For fun, I'll use the laptop to compose music through Logic Pro X, browsing the Web, doing work with Photoshop/Lightroom/and other products Adobe, Web browsing, Email, Youtube, NetFlix, coding, and other basis for computing tasks.

  Question:

  I am primarily an engineer Windows to the heart and don't work well with Unix/Linux, so forgive me if certain acronyms and terminology is slightly outside when it comes to the OS.

  The question that I am currently facing is how HOT and high cell phone VOICE gets during very little use. It seems that, given the 27 "Apple Thunderbolt connected display cause heating and the fans to be excessive and loud. 'A little' work around the question I unplugged the lightning poster power adapter and have dedicated the trendy laptop adapter. It 'a bit' reduces the amount of heat generated, which reduces the speed of the fan to be a little less quiet. However, the noise level of fans and heat is not reduced enough to convince me!

  After the control process during the time of the laptop being extremely strong and warm, I noticed the only vivid process is the process of "kernel_task". However, I debunked this theory by leaving the unit to return to a normal state, that required me disconnected the Thunderbolt display, and the process ran again without all the negative effects of heat and noise.

  So, why Apple would create a laptop that indicates the external monitor is fully compatible, can support up to 2 external displays with no problems and provides a support for this configuration, if there are any other problems when connecting?

  
  

  * Please do not provide responses that I have received a bad laptop or a bad monitor. Appears not to be the case because when I am doing absolutely nothing on the machine, heat is minimal and the fans are 'enough' quiet, even when connected to the Thunderbolt display. However, even simple web browsing on the Thunderbolt display forces do MAX out fans and heat is generated quickly.

  I love this laptop. His elegant, fun to work on, is luxurious and is a potential item that meets all my needs. But I just can't justify spending more than $4 K on a configuration that will cause problems and significantly reduce the lifetime of the laptop.

  1 should I return the laptop and love at first sight appear and waiting for Skylake edition which will be released in the coming months (energy consumption reduced, rising in power and performance, and (?) one possible different GPU that excels much better than 'crap' AMD GPU?

  2. or should I paste and see if a solution or resolution is proposed to the issues that I am experiencing?

  3. I see the same problems all over the internet. Anyone else here has the same problems?

  4. why Apple would invest in this GPU 'cheap' for such a machine power? AMD? Really? (< (less="" than)="" $150="">

  5. How can I host a Lync call with clients when I hear more the laptop that I can hear them?

  My thoughts:

  I spent $6 000.00 on the construction of an incredible machine at home. It has an Intel i7 5960 X Octa-Core processor, nVidia GTX 980, 64 GB RAM Corsair DDR4, 12 TB of disk 7200 RPM, a 512GB SSD for the OS and temporary storage, power 1200 Watt, card reader 5 in 1, a player Blu Ray optical blazing fast, liquid cooling, a Premium Asus Sound Card, the card mother 'best!' on the market (I finished this statement that fans just went back to MAX RPM0 - maybe) because I'm throwing my personal build an Apple forum?), a mechanical keyboard, mouse laser with 12 K dpi and five monitors 24 ".

  I was willing to spend that money on a laptop of luxury that I can travel with, but is it really worth what I'm going through? Also, others on the Internet said they have returned their Macbook Pro for the same model without the dedicated GPU and no longer meet the problem. BUT why someone would invest $3 K in a machine without a good graphics card? IT MAKES NO SENSE TO ME.

  PLEASE, I BEG YOU! Can someone help APPLE me this question?

  If I am not convinced to the contrary, Apple then lost me as a customer forever and return to Windows, I oppose the $4 500.00 I spent. If I am convinced to stay, then Apple will get $4K out of me at all times every 3-4 years, I invested in most any software.

  Also, if I can post a video showing you what I'm listening to, then you will be in shock. Honestly, I'd like to keep this machine, but I need help to understand what is happening and what can be done to correct the problem.

  Thank you

  mjaestewart

  Everyone from Apple have a preview? I am pretty surprised to have not received a response.

  Please help me out here.

  Thank you

  mjaestewart

• In a wreath of two screens Thunderbolt, I could replace the first display with a (for example) 2012 iMac and use target Display Mode to power the two?

  My Thunderbolt screens have the possibility to be connected in Garland and get their signal on a single cable Thunderbolt, an iMac in target Display Mode should not also have this capability? Is an iMac in target Display Mode capable of simulating a Thunderbolt Display not only to get a video for himself but also for a Thunderbolt Display is connected?

  I've heard tell that some people used their iMac screen target with the target Display Mode while the iMac has been connected to another monitor (not a Thunderbolt Display).

  The result was that internal display of the iMac switched on the target Display Mode, but doesn't have the monitor connected.

  I haven't found someone who has tried this and published his experience with a Thunderbolt Display connected to the iMac.

  Unfortunately, a little more research would have responded and answered my question.

  Yes, I can replace one of the Thunderbolt screens in the chain with an iMac. Replaced screen should be one that is not directly connected to the mac of the source.

• Spectrum XT Touchsmart Ultraboo: Can I upgrade with a 9.5 mm HDD?

  I have a HP spectrum XT TouchSmart Ultrabook 15 - 4010nr, which came with a 500 GB of 7 mm and a 32 GB SSD hard drive.  I need a bigger hard drive.  Can I replace the hard drive of 7 mm with a 9.5 mm HDD?  I ask because the larger 7 mm HDD I can find is 1 TB.  Largely, I would prefer at least a 2 TB drive.  If I can use a hard drive 9.5 mm, are there disadvantages or additional parts, I need?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  No Ultrabooks are able to be skinny because they use ultraslim 7 mm discs. A 9.5 might not fit into the space available.

  From the Manual:

  Support for 6.35 cm (2.5 in) hard disks in 7, 0 mm (. 28 - in.) thick

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• Thunderbolt Display (27-inch) A1407 - it can connect to a Windows PC with an adapter any?

  Someone asked me to get an adapter or some sort, for plugging a Thunderbolt Display (27 in.) A1407 model in a Windows PC (which is not a port Thunderbolt - that is to say it has a VGA and DVI connector).

  Is this possible?

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  You could try a mini display port to DVI as this connector

• Thunderbolt display is no longer detected

  I have a late 2013, MacBook Pro and a 27 inch Thunderbolt display, bought in September 2014. I use the screen without problems since then. But today the display is no longer detected. I got the MacBook disconnected from the screen, which has been briefly disconnected from the sector. (It was a power outage scheduled as it happens, but I don't see how that makes a difference).

  Now, when I connect display of the power of the lead part works fine but the screen does not illuminate. To the search, in the report of the system, the Thunderbolt Bus shows two Ports both with "no device connected". I have a Thunderbolt ethernet adapter and shows.

  I tried all the usual troubleshooting steps: disconnected power for a few minutes, resetting the NVRAM, reset SMC. A ran Diagnostics from Apple on the MacBook - all very good. I don't know what I can do. The Thunderbolt connector is slightly warm to the touch, which I think is always the case.

  Everyone you have other ideas please?

  Hey donnysp,

  If I understand correctly, the external display Thunderbolt is not recognized by MacBook Pro.  Looks like you already have a troubleshooting. I recommend you to read this article, it may be able to help solve the problem.
  
  

  Check the connections on your Mac and external screens:

  • If you use an Apple laptop computer, try to connect the AC adapter.
  • Make sure that the power cable from the external display is connected correctly and that your display is enabled.
  • If you are using a Mac Pro (end of 2013), make sure that your screens are plugged into the right ports.
  • If you use a hub of display, Cabinet or "KVM", try to connect the video cable from your screen directly to your Mac instead.
  • Unplug the video cable where it plugs into your Mac, then reconnect to reinsert the connection.
  • If you are using a video card, unplug the video adapter on your Mac, then reconnect to reinsert the connection.
  • If you use multiple video cards to connect your screen (the cards are "chained"), testing connection of the screen by using a single adapter if possible. Some video cards may not be linked together. For example, a mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter may not be connected to an adapter DVI to HDMI.
  • If your screen has more than one video connection, see if you are using another connection on the display works. If possible, check if you use a different view or a different adapter works.
  • Try using another cable that you know to be in working condition. Check with the manufacturer of the screen to make sure that you use the cable they recommend.

  Get help with graphical problems on external displays connected to your Mac.

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support. Have a good.

• Can I connect a Macbook from 12 "to my old Apple Cinema Display 30 ''?

  I have a new 12 "MacBook that I cannot connect to my Thunderbolt display, but was hoping to connect it to my old Apple Cinema Display 30". So far, no luck, don't just wanted to ask if it was a popular race of crazy or maybe I was doing something wrong.

  The 30 "Cinema Display has a DVI port out, and so far I used it successfully with an old MacBook Air via an Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter.

  Then I thought, 'I'll buy a USB - C for the Mini DisplayPort adapter!' thinking that I would be able to link 12 '' MacBook with USB - C to Mini DisplayPort adapter Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter to Apple Cinema Display 30 ''.

  It does not work. I tried two different USB - C for the Mini DisplayPort adapters and two different Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter, without success.

  If this work, or is it doomed to failure? And if it should work, what can I do better?

  Thank you

  Alan

  A single adapter would be the best bet. If you can find a C - USB to DVI, maybe that would work, assuming that the Cinema display does not use a DVI port updated the. Here is a sample of the Amazon.

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• Thunderbolt display does not office

  My Thunderbolt screen stopped yesterday afternoon while I was working in quickbooks. I bought this screen in January 2016 and has occasionally turns off and on again without reason apparent. This time it just came down. I took these steps and now have a blue screen with no desktop display. When I check displays the System Information the Thunderbolt Display appears. I'm stuck. Can anyone help?

  1 unplugged and reconnected on the screen and all other devices.

  2. restart the computer

  I now have a blue screen and the MenuBar on top display system preferences while my macbook pro screen this Apple community. I checked the preferences system. To my knowledge I have nothing changed since I first put this system in place.

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