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• Presenter PowerPoint on Mac mini mode displayed on the screen and the projector when using HDMI splitter

  We have a Mac mini connected to a screen and a projector via HDMI using a HDMI splitter.

  It works fine for most applications, but during presentations PowerPoint, presenter is displayed on the monitor and the projector.

  When I disconnected the mini Mac's HDMI cable and put it in a MacBook, the presenter appeared on the MacBook screen (as it should) and only the slide appears on the screen and on the projection screen.

  Of course if we have to use the MacBook for presentations instead of the Mac mini, you would need to have seen the presenter on both the screen and on the screen of the MacBook.

  In the Mac mini display preferences there is no button to "Gather Windows" when the Mac mini is attached to the screen and the projector via HDMI splitter is a tab "setting."

  But these two things appear on the MacBook when it is connected.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  Mike

  

  

  I'm confused. When you use a video separator the same screen will appear on the two monitors connected to the separator. This is how works a separator

• Mac Mini 4K Ultra HD Display Support - 10.10.3

  Hello

  The current Mac Mini is now 4K ultra HD displays 60 Hz by Thunderbolt? I know that she has no use for but he has done some suggestion with the 10.10.3 software update now. I'm looking to connect it to the monitor Philips BDM435OUC/75 (3840 x 2160) which has a mini port.

  Thanks in advance for your help. There appears to be some contradictory information.

  Apple says only 4K@30Hz.

  Uses here reported that they got only 30 Hz connected via the Thunderbolt and HDMI port

  Yosemite 10.10.3 allows now Mac Mini 2014 to disk 4 K OHS displays at 60z?

• Connection of Mac mini at an Apple display with ADC connection

  I half 2011 Mac mini and an Apple display that uses the old ADC 30 pin connector (3 x 10).  Is it possible to connect them with an adapter?  If Yes, what type of adapter and where I find it?

  You need to match ADC to DVI and DVI / Mini DisplayPort.

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• Cannot use iMac 27 mid-2010 - yosimte - display target with mac pro 2009 - maviricks - well that I use the mini display cdmi Caron

  I have an imac 27 inch, mid-2010 and I'm trying to use it as screen target with mac pro 2009 and I do the step open two computer connect with cable - hdmi - mini display but has not detected

  I have mac with os x yosimete and mac pro have the mavericks

  According to the use of your iMac as a display with the target - Apple support display Mode, it requires a 'Mini DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort' cable.

• Can I connect my MacBook Air to my Mac Mini so that I can use the display of the Mac Mini?

  Hi all

  Can I connect my MacBook Air to my Mac Mini so that I can use the display of the Mac Mini?

  The Mac Mini is the end of 2014 with 2 ports thunderbolt model and is connected to a mini display port monitor.

  I'm just fed up of having to pull on the cable of the Mac Mini to connect the MacBook Air.

  Any ideas? Suggestions?

  Thanks in advance!

  Using the built-in screen sharing are an application like:

  ScreenRecycler

  Only some iMacs support the target Display Mode

  Use your iMac as a display with the target - Apple Support Display Mode

• HP Pavilion 27xi monitor: monitor HP Pavilion 27xi: Mac Mini running Yosmite display problem

  
  

  Hello @adsben,

  I understand that the image quality for your HP monitor is poor when connected to your Mac Mini, and I'd be happy to help you in this case!

  According to this document on the use of Monitors HP on a Mac:

  "The HP monitors are not supported in a Mac environment. However, recent Macs use graphics with VESA modes and can display most of the HP LCD monitors. To do this, connect the monitor to the Mac, while the Mac is turned off and then turn on Mac. The monitor must operate at 60 Hz. The INF and software for the HP monitor are for Microsoft Windows and cannot be run in a standard MAC OS environment. »

  I hope this helps!

  Best regards

• How can I connect iPad to Mac mini to use app display Duo?

  I know, I need a connector of lightning for the iPad, but what connector is necessary for a Mac mini?

  Lightning to usb according to their website http://help.duetdisplay.com/faq

• External Drive Icon does not display desktop Mac Mini

  I have a Mac Mini with two connected external drives (2 Tera) and (3 Tera). Yesterday, Tera 2 icon disappeared and when I restarted the icon for Tera 3 missing but the 2 tear icon showed. Now when I restart now that one or the other icon. I tried different ports of switching them but get the same thing.

  They both show as attached and working in my disk utility and "about this Mac" and storage devices.

  I have the "external Drives" checked in the Finder preferences also.

  How can I fix?

  An important question, "what event immediately prior to the onset of problems with PCMCIA? Nothing - update/update software, new/modify any peripheral (s), anything in the environment (move anything?) = NOTHING?

• Mac Mini vs MacBook Pro 13 "with retina display

  Recently, I decided to buy a Mac computer having never used several Windows computers.  I already have an iPad (I love by the way) that I use for taking notes and work on documents, while I'm not at my desk.  I have a Windows laptop at home which I use primarily as a desktop computer.  About five weeks of the year, I need to use the laptop as a real laptop (i.e., I need to move office where I keep it by the way).  However, I believe that, following an update of the iOS OneDrive app, that I should be able to work only from my iPad (i.e. the computer should not necessarily be used for these five weeks).  Nevertheless, I would still know that the Mac was portable so that I could at least carry somewhere or put it in a bag and connect it to a TV, use it as a monitor.

  I also want the Mac to last me five or sixyears, so a very important criterion for the Mac's longevity !  After looking through the different available Macs, I've narrowed my selection to the following:

  • MacBook Pro with the retina 13 "2.7 GHz 8 GB RAM 256 GB SSD (see here)
  • Mac Mini 2.8 GHz, 8 GB RAM 1 TB Fusion drive (see here)

  Most of my work is to use productivity applications (e.g. Microsoft Office); emails and browsing the web, as well as a small photo editing (I currently use Paint.Net under Windows to give you an idea of the kind of program I want to use).

  So, to summarize:

  • The Mac I must last for 5-6 years; I don't want to have to replace here there if that can be avoided
  • I wish it were portable enough to carry rarely, even if I have to plug it into a monitor somewhere
  • It must have an SSD
  • I would like to have a machine that will run the productivity (like MS Office) applications fairly quickly; I won't use image programs much (or at all)
  • I am a student at the University, your costs would be appreciated as well!

  So I'm looking for a recommendation as to whether the Mini or MacBook Pro with the retina (or another Mac altogether) would be better for my needs.

  Thank you very much!!

  Either one will meet your needs very well. The laptop has a little better graphics, but the Mini has a lot more on-board storage.

  The laptop has its own screen KB and mouse/trackpad is more portable.

  Two Macs need to be supported for the same amount of time in the future.  However, the laptop is more prone to damage jut because he's moved a lot.

• last possible system on Mac Mini 1.93 GHz Intel Core 2 GB memory

  last possible system on Mac Mini 1.93 GHz Intel Core 2 GB memory?

  My system works very well except for Safari and Firefox, which NOW have updated versions.  What is the solution? I use Snow Leopard and latest Firefox since it's 48.0.2 and Safari's 5.1.10 that I can no longer use to access certain web pages

  The official list of Mac compatible with macOS Sierra:

  What are the requirements for Sierra.

  Towards the end of 2009 or later

  • MacBook
  • iMac

  
  

  2010 or later

  • MacBook Air
  • MacBook Pro
  • Mini Mac
  • Mac Pro

  If you do not meet the above, but respect what follows, then you can upgrade to El Capitan.

  Upgrade to El Capitan

  You can pass the Lion El Capitan or directly from Snow Leopard. El Capitan can be downloaded for FREE from the Mac App Store.

  To upgrade to El Capitan, you must have Snow Leopard 10.6.8 or installed Lion. Download El Capitan from the App Store. Sign in with your Apple ID. El Capitan is free. The file is big enough, more than 5 GB, allow it some time to download. It would be preferable to use Ethernet because it is nearly four times faster than wireless.

  Mac that can be upgraded to OS X El Capitan

  1 iMac (mid-2007 or newer) - model identifier 7.1 or later

  2 MacBook (late 2008 or early 2009 or newer aluminium) - model identifier 5.1 or later

  3. MacBook Pro (Mid/Late 2007 or newer)- model identifier 3.1 or later version

  4 MacBook Air (late 2008 or newer)- model identifier 2.1 or later

  5 mac mini (early 2009 or newer)- model identifier 3.1 or later version

  6 mac Pro (Early 2008 or newer)- model identifier 3.1 or later version

  7 Xserve (early 2009) - model identifier 3.1 or later version

  To find the identifier of the model open system information in the Utilities folder. It is displayed in the Panel on the right.

  Are my applications?

  See table of application - RoaringApps compatibility

  Upgrade to Lion

  If your computer does not meet requirements to install the above, it can still meet the specifications to install Lion.

  You can buy Lion to the Apple store. The cost is $19.99 (as it was before) plus taxes.  It's a download. You will receive an email with a redemption code that you then use on the Mac App Store for download Lion. Save a copy of this installer to your download folder because Setup deletes itself at the end of the installation.

  Lion system requirements

  1 mac with an Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7,

  or Xeon processor

  2. 2 GB of memory

  3 OS X 10.6.6 or later (10.6.8) recommended

  4. 7 GB of available space

  5. certain features require an Apple ID; conditions apply.

• resolution screen on a Mac Mini

  I'm considering buying a Mac Mini and want to use my Benq Sensye LED current monitor that displays in 16 / 9.

  I'll be able to use the resolution even if I connect it to the Mac Mini?

  What is the resolution of the screen?

• Can I use a screen larger than 27 "on Mac Mini?

  Hello

  I would get a screen larger than my current 27 "of my Mac Mini and I wonder if my Mini (by 2012) would support a new monitor around this size. Any suggestions appreciated

  Thank you

  Nick

  Some screens may work through a Thunderbolt by adapter connection;

  You may need to check what specification and then if the

  the numbers are what you can tolerate. If you really a 2011

  Screen or another model by 2012, spec Mac Mini support

  will vary. To correctly identify the model year of construction unit and not

  year sold, it is more direct. Also by looking for serial number.

  Bolt of lightning • ports and poster: frequently asked questions (FAQ) - Apple Support

  Thunderbolt Display 27 inch - Everymac.com

  Details such as the resolution may be quite low, so a larger screen

  (HDMI) may not be appropriate when the compromise compromises the quality.

  • Connection of a monitor for my Mac Mini displayport (end of 2012)

  Apple.StackExchange.com/.../Connecting-a-displayport -monitor- to - my -mac-mini-end-...

• Plug a new mac mini in 2009 imac 24?

  My iMac 24 "early 2009 is really starting to show it's age. Currently he is on OSX 10.11.6 which is the last one at this time.  Hardware upgrade only that I did it is to the top of the Ram of 4 GB to 8 GB.  He got a new HD due to a failure in his last month of AppleCare Plus (November 2012).  However, it's getting really slow but I have 4 external HD plugged into it and an external USB hub, as I am constantly plug additional devices attached. There is nothing wrong with the screen 24 ".

  In the last week or two, I went back to my mac, while he was in "sleep" mode and not able to reactivate.  After the first time this happened, I copied all the files, I was interested in one of my external HD in the event of a total failure.  I had a second time where I couldn't turn it back on and both times I clicked on the wired mouse, hit several keys on the keyboard and even tried pressing the power button.  Nothing has worked.  A few minutes later he came to life.  I'm confused as to what is happening.  Don't think that it is the internal HD only when the original was dying, he deploys all those rattling noises.

  So finally, my question: would I be able to replace this iMac with a mac mini using my screen 24 "beautiful?  Or better yet, run them both?  Might as well work simultaneously connected together somehow?  (I'm guessing the last question).  I'm just collecting information on the upgrade of my system before I die to a stranger may be soon time.  The difference in price of buying a mac mini compared to a new iMac 21 "or 27" is also a lot.

  Hoping I can get some good info to help me make those decisions.  Thanks in advance!

  Your iMac model is too old to support the target Display Mode. See the article Apple on it.

  You can replace your iMac with a Mac mini, but you will need a separate standalone screen. You cannot use the 24 "iMac as a display of your Mac mini.

• Mini display to HDMI adapter double link

  Can I use a mini display HDMI Dual link adapter to connect 3 HDMI TV to a Mac Pro?

  I never heard of a "Mini display Dual HDMI link.

  There are double-ling mini displayport > DVI adopters as the double bond is required for DVI so a resolution higher than 1920 x 1200.

  You can get the dispatchers who will share a single HDMI into two identical signals. You may be able to get one which divides into three signals. A power supply may be necessary for a this type separator

  A dispatcher will give identical screens on each monitor.

  What model Mac Pro?

  What card graph (s) installed?

  Want a different output on each monitor?