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• Dell UltraSharp U2515H Monitor

  I'm curious if my 27 inch iMac 2011 mid will be able to run both 2 Dell Ultrasharp U2515H monitors http://www.amazon.com/Dell-UltraSharp-U2515H-25-Inch-LED-Lit/dp/B00SPWPF1O?ie=UT F8 & PSC = 1 & redirect = true & ref_ = ox_sc_act_ti...).  In general, I need to watch sports events simultaneously on two different monitors, and I wonder if my iMac both these 25 inch monitors can handle at the same time.  Any help would be appreciated.

  Your iMac can support 2 screens Thunderbolt of Garland. This Dell monitor supports the DP 1.2 STD for daisy chaining two monitors.

  After reading using screens 4 K and Ultra HD TVs with your Mac - Apple supported it does not resemble your iMac would support 2 of these monitors. But I could be misinterpreted.

• MBP: monitor detected but no image except by VGA

  I have a MBP of Mid 2012 running latest El Capitan.

  When I connect to an external monitor, it is detected correctly in views (exact name, resolution, etc.), but the monitor doesn't detect any image from the portable computer. I tried the DVI - D and DisplayPort with various cables and monitors with the same result, but a picture appears if I connect to VGA. It started in the past week.

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  Hi johngirvin,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple. Sorry to hear that you had these display problems with your MacBook Pro. Looks like you've been on the right track trying to solve this problem. If you continue to have problems, you can find the additional steps described in the following article useful, up to and including contacting Apple Support if necessary:
  

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• Adding a second monitor to MBP

  I have a MBP end model. I've set up an external monitor. What I see on the screen is the same thing I see on the screen of the monitor MBP. I would like to put in place so that they are two separate screens. In other words, where I'll be able to drag things from one screen to the other.

  In display settings, I have mirrored. I tried both ways, in and out of mirror mode. But the two ways that I always see the same thing in both monitors.

  Can someone please?

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  In display settings, I have mirrored. I tried both ways, in and out of mirror mode. But the two ways that I always see the same thing in both monitors.

  Clear the check box

  [√] mirror displays

  the available pane should get one like this:

  

  It is the main display (with the menu bar) is arranged to the left of your secondary display. and their tops are aligned. You can have the same background on each, but open a window and things will change.

  If you have the displays placed differently on your bench, drag the icons to reflect the correct relation in space.

  The mouse moves freely across the border between the displays and can drag a window with it.

  .

• New MBP, old G5, Ext monitor

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• Recommendation for external monitor for 2009 17 "MBP

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  I would like to get an external monitor for the time where a 17 "display is not quite big enough, but is there a limit on the size I can go? And with a 2009 MBP, would be a 4 k screen work?

  The specifications of my MBP is: 17-inch, early 2009, processor Intel Core 2 Duo 2.66 GHz, memory 8 GB 1067 MHz DDR3, NVIDIA GeForce 9400 M 256 MB graphics card

  I'm happy to find an opportunity that A1082 Apple display 23 ", but maybe I would go a little bigger. Used Apple screens are starting to become a bit expensive when there are more than 23 ", so I consider sacrificing the aesthetics of the product and get a monitor not Apple to about 27"... could anyone recommend any specific model?

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• Can I use the MBP as a monitor to a windows PC?

  Can I use the MBP as a monitor to a windows PC?

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• I want to get caught in charge double external monitor for my MBP with Win7 on Fusion, what should I buy?

  Forgive me if this is clear somewhere in the communities.  I have indeed searched it in addition to Google and I can't find a clear answer.

  I have a 15 "MacBook Pro (aluminum Unibody 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo w / 4 GB RAM with backlit keyboard black) running VMware Fusion 3.1 and Windows 7 x 64 as a guest in Unity Mode operating system.  I have two screens beautiful external LCD on my desk.  I want to be able to run both of them with this software/hardware configuration.  To do this, I bought a USB to DVI DisplayLink solution by Diamond (as the MBP had only a single mini-DisplayPort port) in order to be able to control the 2nd external monitor.

  I noticed that when I added the USB to DVI for mixing with the latest DisplayLink drivers (it is the time where I was running VMware Fusion 3.0), it works, but not very reliable and it would break my Win7 x 64 VM or cause other weird problems too much.  I have had no other problems with this configuration in addition to VMware fusion.  As long as I wasn't trying to run a virtual machine with the merger, the USB to DVI external worked very well.   However, given the choice to have a 2nd external monitor or VM support, I had no other choice than to loop and choose VMware on the adapter.  Well, I took it on the mixture so I went back to the adapter.

  I got the notice that VMware Fusion 3.1 is available with tons of bugs and it whet my appetite again for the glory of two external monitors, so I upgraded to it yesterday.

  Is someone can you please tell me exactly what I need to buy to get the reliable support of two external monitors in this environment?

  And please don't say no double or Triple head to go by Matrox.  I don't mean for this set of compromise.

  Besides solutions Matrox, my only choice seems to be somehow supporting this additional monitor via Ethernet, Firewire or USB.  I want to know what are sanctioned for this solutions are supported by VMware (i.e. you tell me what to buy...) I'll buy it... and it works... works very well).

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  Almost all laptops, dual support external monitor and are VERY easy to configure.

  http://bannronn.com/market_basics/pc_hardware/multi_monitor_setups_mobile_systems.html

  I support Mac and PC systems.  It's a complete joke that anyone would try to convince me that Mac has better bi-ecrans support.

  To the extent where what is the best solution for businesses.  The need to install a virtual Mac on a PC machine was never even considered because it is not necessary in the world of business.  I can't say that on Mac.

  I'm the guy who went to take care of both in a business environment.  Your brilliant mac sounds really cool, but it is a major pain in my butt and should be confined to a domestic environment.

  Screwed as far as home users, my Mac friends never call me on the East of their computer from viruses.  I like this very well on Mac at home.  But which probably has more to do with the fact that it is not profitable to write a virus for the Mac platform.

• Black screen MBP before connection on start-up, external LCD monitor fine when labor is connected, becomes black when disconnected

  See the title. Also please see the video!

  https://youtu.be/6qaeCyEyxVc

  Thank you.

  Is there anyone with a solution? I can't use my laptop without an external display e

  Basically, when I unplug the external screen, the main screen goes black and never turns on. Not even a restart helps. No adjustment or nothing.

  All ideas are welcome!

• 4 k monitor on macbook pro

  I have a MBP 15.4 (retina) and need to find a 4 k monitor that will work with my MBP...

  Hi Labecote,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple! For more information on the use of 4K displays with your Mac, including system requirements and specific models that are known to work, you can find the following article useful:
  

  With the help of 4K and Ultra HD TVs with your Mac - Apple Support screens

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• How to make Garland dell p2715q and p2415q with macbook pro

  I bought 2 Dell montors, the P2715Q and the P2415Q, with DP in and drawers for chaining. I use the mini DP to DP of the cables provided with the monitors. They do not only mirrored between them and the Garland. I can, however, connect the two cables DP minis on ports 2 Thunderbolt on my MB Pro 13 "2015 Early and both monitors to display as independent observers in the display preferences, no problem. The only thing is that daisy chaining them does not work. Any suggestions or solutions?

  Early 2015 13 "Pro MB, 8 GB RAM, Core i5 2.9

  10.11.6 OSX

  Monitors: Dell P2715Q and P2415Q

  To my knowledge, OS X is the limit. He has never supported other than own Apple Thuderbolt poster chaining.  You can do a quick web search to see if it has changed, but this question has been around for years and I've never known anyone to get 1.2 DP chaining to work with something other than Apple monitors.

• MBP runs hot with view on via Thunderbolt

  My MBP (mid-2012) is connected to my iMac (mid 2011) by love at first sight for the use in target display mode. I'm on the second week of this configuration. Recently, the MBP started running hot and fans rev significantly (sometimes up to 6000 RPM) during the operation. I followed time via iStat and I'll see the GPU heats led also as 180F. On the case, the box at the top left of the keyboard has is where the MBP is hot to the touch.

  Now, I have this remark especially if I do something intense like graphics editing, but it will even go through of cycles hot if I do nothing more than browse the web.

  The MBP is on my wooden desk and I even started shoring on the back of it, and I run my fan of upper limit at any time.

  Considering that the MBP does not begin immediately doing it once I started to plug into the iMac, is there something wrong here? I know computers laptops often run hot and are supposed to off automatically at certain times, but the fan noise is annoying, and potential acceleration of system damage is alarming.

  Temperature (180 ° f) is certainly warm but well below the tolerable limits MBP which can operate in.  Yes, there are provisions that will cut the MBP if temperatures exceed operating limits "normal."

  I suggest that whenever temperatures rise and start the fans running, open the activity monitor in all THE PROCESS and see what applications can use a lot of CPU resources.  If you can, stop these applications.

  Another thing you could do is to open the MBP and see if there is dirt an debris aside, especially by the fans.  Clean up if this is the case.

  Finally, will help you see if a SMC reset:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201295

  Ciao.

• External ultra wide screen not working not not on MBP 15

  Hello - Ok, I spent a ridiculous amount of time on it so I hope that someone has had this problem before.

  We have a few that ultrawide poster here and each one has a resolution of 2560 x 1080. We also have a couple 13 '' Macbook pro 15. They do not seem to get along well.

  Symptom1: When plugged into the ultra wide monitors via HDMI, the resolution is 2560 x 1080 native, but this is horrible... text is blurry, the colours are strange, just terrible.

  Symptom2: If connect us via Thunderbolt monitors in a Dual Link DVI cable, image is more neat and clean, but OS X allows only a max of 1920 x 1080 resolution.

  More information: this happens on all of our ultra screens wide. When plug us these screens on a pc, it is literally plug and play. These aren't the high-end computers in the slightest... much cheaper than our Mbps.

  Anyone run into this and you could provide guidance?

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  try to access resolutions additional skins to Apple for some reason any

   > System Preferences > display

  Click the radio button "Chipped" while holding down the OPTION key.

• 10.11.6 beat external monitor

  I have a MBP of 2015 the retina with a Benq 27 '' LCD monitor connected via HDMI. Everything was working just dandy and candy, until what I've updated OSX this morning and after restart - no monitor can be found. I tried SMC and NVRAM reset without success. Obviously fed the Mac and the monitor down and up several times too. Tried to "Detect displays" - nothing. Any ideas?

  Hello cameronreilly,.

  Thank you for reaching out to the Community Support from Apple. Use an external monitor everyday with my MacBook Pro, so I know how useful it can be, and I will do everything I can to help. You were on your way to a very good start with resetting the SMC and the NVRAM. Here what I would recommend is starting up from your Mac in a test user to see if the problem is specific to your user account or if it is systemic.

  To do this, you can open your system preferences and select «Users & groups» Then, click the icon of a padlock at the bottom and enter your password to unlock the options. Click the plus sign (+) to add a new user. Don't forget to make the administrator user. Once the account is set up, log on your current account and in the new test user. If the monitor is not detected in the test user, I recommend reinstall the update by using the recovery mode. This will not delete the files from your mac. This article will guide you in this process: How to reinstall OS X

  If you experience problems or have questions, the entire community is here to help.

  -Best regards.

• MBP randomly Shutsdown with the previous issue-103

  Hello

  I have a MBP of 2007 with a spare battery. The MBP shutsdown without warning in a shutdown state. When restarting

  kernel syslog-k Sender | previous grep

  reveals

  6 July 14:13:31 localhost kernel [0] < reviews >: cause of previous stop:-103

  The MBP is not running on the battery, it is run on a MagSafe connector, connected to a monitor. The battery has 1 cycle, is fully charged

  Information on this charge:

  Charge remaining (mAh): 4222

  Fully charged: Yes

  Loading: No.

  Full Charge capacity (mAh): 4245

  The cell voltages just before closing (by logging in ioreg - n AppleSmartBattery | grep CellVoltage once per second have been)

  "CellVoltage' = (4083,4118,4078,0)

  The tension of the elements were stable and reports currently the ioreg

  | |     AppleSmartBattery + o < class AppleSmartBattery, id 0 x 100000221, recorded, matched, active, busy at 0 (0 ms), keep 6 >

  | |         {

  | |           "TimeRemaining' = 0

  | |           'AvgTimeToEmpty' = 65535

  | |           'InstantTimeToEmpty' = 65535

  | |           'ExternalChargeCapable' = No

  | |           "CellVoltage' = (4084,4119,4079,0)

  | |           'PermanentFailureStatus' = 0

  | |           "BatteryInvalidWakeSeconds" = 30

  | |           "AdapterInfo' = 0

  | |           "MaxCapacity' = 4245

  | |           'Tension' = 12282

  | |           "Manufacturer" = "DP".

  | |           'Location' = 0

  | |           'CurrentCapacity' = 4222

  | |           'LegacyBatteryInfo' = {'Amperage' = 0, 'Flags' = 5, = 4245 ' ability', 'Current' = 4222, 'Tension' = 12282, "Cycle Count" = 1}

  | |           'FirmwareSerialNumber' = 1

  | |           "Stacks" = Yes

  | |           'PackReserve' = 0

  | |           "CycleCount' = 1

  | |           "DesignCapacity' = 4400

  | |           'OperationStatus' = 34880

  | |           'ManufactureDate' = 18511

  | |           'AvgTimeToFull' = 65535

  | |           «BatterySerialNumber "= «»

  | |           "BootPathUpdated" = 1467810988

  | |           'PostDischargeWaitSeconds' = 120

  | |           'Temperature' = 2930

  | |           "UserVisiblePathUpdated" = 1467811107

  | |           'MaxErr' = 2

  | |           "ManufacturerData" = < 0000000000000000000000080000 >

  | |           "FullyCharged" = Yes

  | |           'InstantAmperage' = 0

  | |           "DeviceName" = "bq20z95."

  | |           'IOGeneralInterest' = 'it is not serializable to IOCommand.

  | |           "Amperage" = 0

  | |           'IsCharging' = No

  | |           'DesignCycleCount9C' = 0

  | |           'PostChargeWaitSeconds' = 120

  | |           "ExternalConnected" = Yes

  | |         }

  He a buy a dud spare battery?

  There he missed everything extra batteries for a 2007 MBP more or is the only option to bin the laptop?

  The problem could also be caused by a faulty MagSafe, power from the LED display power?

  (I have already reset the SMC)

  Discovered that the MagSafe connector on the LED display showed upward under an Information System-> system-> hardware-> power report

  Related:	Yes
  ID:	0x0000
  Review:	0x0000
  Family:	0x0000
  Serial number:	0x00000000
  Load:	NO.

  But a power supply adapter 85W presented themselves as

  Related:	Yes
  ID:	0x0100
  Power consumption (W):	85
  Review:	0x0000
  Family:	0x00ba
  Serial number:	0x006ce428
  Load:	NO.

  After following the instructions to notebooks Apple: Troubleshooting MagSafe adapters - Apple Support and cleaning the MagSafe LED plug it now shows the system upward as (the LED on the MagSafe adapter works, so probably the ground terminal has had a problem)

  Related:	Yes
  ID:	0x0100
  Power consumption (W):	85
  Review:	0x0000
  Family:	0x00ba
  Serial number:	0x00778b8c
  Load:	NO.

  (different serial number of note)

  Since that no random stops (5 h), where, before many in the same period.

  In which case it means the - 103 stop cause means that there is a voltage drop detected by the SCM controller on the battery or the power adapter.  Leave the phone on the night to verify this behavior.