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• How can I connect my thunderbolt display to a computer laptop hdmi

  Hello. I the thunderbolt 27 "screen. I want to connect to an asus laptop that has port minidisplayport and hdmi. Can this thunderbolt display to connect to a regular port hdmi output of your laptop? Because I couldn't find any converter to do this and I don't know what to do.

  N ° the computer must have a port Thunderbolt. There is no way to add a Thunderbolt port to a computer. Love at first sight is built into the logic board

• Lenovo T440s on Thunderbolt Display 27 "

  Hello

  My Lenovo T440s has a measurement Mini Port.

  Is it possible to connect my Lenovo laptop to my Thunderbolt 27 "screen?

  Thanks for a response ' not GreeZH.

  railman12

  No. a Thunderbolt display requires a Thunderbolt port.  A bolt of lightning can snap a Mini DisplayPort connector, but it won't work.

• Mac mini is compatible with any 32-inch hd tv?

  Hello

  I had intended to buy a Mac mini, is always a good idea to buy and is compatible for a 32 inch hd tv on the market today?

  Hoping to hear from you soon.

  Thank you.

  The specifications of the model Mini vary in video graphics support, the build version you buy.

  Some versions are on order from the Apple Store online; Select a product and note here

  characteristic of the order. This will allow you to see the additional compiler options; Select in

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/buy-Mac/Mac-mini (the high end offers greater upgrade option)

  • Mac Mini - technical data - Apple:

  https://www.Apple.com/Mac-mini/specs/

  The top model (see CPU, etc.) most promising a; However using a HD TV

  as a screen can give poor results when you do not display content of film. The commonly known

  problems when you use a TV as a monitor for a computer are widely discussed in the media.

  • Present Mac Mini graphics video card model (of http://mactracker.ca app database) as follows:

  Graphics card: graphics Intel HD 5000 (1.4 GHz) - Iris Intel 5100 (2.6 and 2.8 GHz)

  Graphics memory: up to 1.5 GB of shared main memory

  Connection of display: 1 - HDMI port or the digital video output Thunderbolt

  Screen support: supports a HDMI compatible device while using a Thunderbolt display

  support for two Thunderbolt screens or

  Display modes: dual display expanded, copy video and AirPlay Mirroring

  External resolution: up to 3840 x 2160 pixels at 30 Hz - or 4096 x 2160 pixels at 24 Hz (HDMI).

  Up to 3840 x 2160 pixels at 60 Hz (Thunderbolt)

  The display or TV, you choose to use as a screen, will have to support the adapters or

  line-in the methods authorized by the computer; the Hz may be limited impact on TV as the screen.

  I have no preference for a TV as the screen; so far, an Apple Cinema display monitor is the

  by default the choice for my end of 2012 Mini i7 (quad core server) while slightly larger would be OK.

  Maybe someone who has resorted to a TV like screen can recommend options, to register

  Some brands that may have sufficient connection ports for use with the latest model of Mini.

  Good luck in this case!

• Tubes 3D screensaver for VISTA

  I always liked the 3D Pipes screen saver, but it was not included in VISTA. Where can I get?

  Hello J.Skow,

  You're right, pipe 3d does not come with Vista.  You can get it if.  You have a PC with XP or 98 installed?  If yes go to the
  C:\Windows\System32
   
  folder and there you should find the

  "pipes.scr 3d".

  file.  This is the screen saver file.  Copy on a USB drive, or by e-mail to yourself.  The point is to move this file on the Vista machine.  Once it copy the file in the same folder

  C:\Windows\System32

  You can then go on the setting in the customization and the 3d pipes screen saver will be available.

  Please respond to the results.

  Thank you

  Jonathan

• Is it possible to connect 3 screens of thunderbolt from Apple to a MacBook Pro?

  We seek to connect three apple thunderbolt Display to a whole new maxed out 15 "MacBook Pro.  We can string two monitors via thunderbolt, but that's all.  I looked into as a Matrox TripleHead2Go video expansion cards, but it won't hold out minidisplayport or apple screens native resolution.

  So, anyone done this or is it just a pipe dream?

  Hello oscarthedog,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple!

  I understand that you have a question about the Thunderbolt screens how you can connect to your MacBook Pro (retina). According to the following article, two screens Thunderbolt would be the maximum.

  Mac compatible Thunderbolt which can be supported up to two connected Apple Thunderbolt Display. MacBook Pro (retina, 13-inch, late 2012) and later4 MacBook Pro (retina, mid-2012) and later 4 MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid-2012) MacBook Pro (15-inch and 17-inch, early 2011) and later versions MacBook Air (mid-2012) and later versions iMac (late 2012) 2 iMac (mid 2011) 2 iMac (end 2013) 2 iMac (21.5 inch, mid-2014) 2 Mac Mini (late 2012) 4 iMac (retina 5K, 27 inches, end of 2014) 2, 5 Mac mini (late 2014) 4 Mac Mini (mid-2011), 2.5 GHz 3

  Two screens Thunderbolt

  The Thunderbolt ports and displays: frequently asked questions (FAQ) - Apple Support

  See you soon!

• Calibrate both screens thunderbolt

  Hey everybody.

  I need help on how to match the calibrations of color on the two thunderbolt screens that are right next to each other.

  I hope that I can use the calibration of Apple. I really want to spend the money on the calibration tools.

  All great advice would be most appreciated!

  Oh, they are connected to the Mac Pro (end of 2013), cards dual AMD, 16 GB of ram.

  Any thoughts?

  the screen when you open the calibration window this year this screen.

  two monitors from the same factory, same date of manufacture can and probably will not not have identical calibration profiles. profiles can vary on the same hardware.

  Calibration of Apple tools are on-site only, they do not approach the sophistication of a professional calibration or spectral analysis, but they are certainly better than "No calibration.

• My Thunderbolt screen has only 1 thunderbolt port, how can I Garland with 1 single port?

  My Thunderbolt screen has only 1 thunderbolt port, how can I Garland with 1 single port?

  It has two ports Thunderbolt.  One is connected to the cable, the other is on the back of the screen.  If you can't find the Thunderbolt port, you will have the Mini DisplayPort in the screen version.  It has three USB ports on the back.  The Thunderbolt display has three USB ports, a FireWire port, an Ethernet port, and a Thunderbolt port on the back.

  (The Mini DisplayPort version cannot be connected in a string.)

• 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.

• One of my 2 screens Thunderbolt keeps the blink of an eye

  I have a mac pro 6.1 with 2 poster-one Thunderbolt after a period of inactivity, then stops as the other remains on. I have to restart the computer to get both back working.  That is what it is? is it something 'settings' or something wrong with one of the screens?

  Hi hiltcreative,

  If one of your Thunderbolt screens does not respond after a period of inactivity, check out the resources below that is specific to the model 27 inches.

  On Thunderbolt Display Firmware Update 1.2

  Take care

• I have a 2010 (late) Mac mini connected to 27-inch thunderbolt, with hmdi connector thunderbolt, nothing on my screen

  Mac Mini 2010, 27 inch screen thunderbolt, via hdmi to the thunderbolt connector connected.

  My screen isn't even not turn on, but I get the power

  Your Mac Mini does not love at first sight, cannot use a Thunderbolt display.  As you have discovered, the adapters will not help.

• Hello everyone, I just bought a Thunderbolt Apple display to use with my 2012 15 "27" Macbook Pro, Win10/Bootcamp. Is anyone know the procedure to get the display to work with Bootcamp Windows 10?  I have connected screen but no picture. TY

  Hi all

  I just bought a Thunderbolt Apple display to use with my 2012 15 "27" Macbook Pro Win10/Boot Camp running. Is anyone know the procedure to get the display to work with Bootcamp/Windows 10? Is there a setting in the training Camp that must be turned on to make it work? I have connected screen but could not get a desktop display.  Any help would be really appreciated! TY

  The monitor should have a TB and adapter power connector. The monitor works on both OSX. ? If so, shut down of windows, connect monitor and start Windows. Your TB 2012 monitor is not plug-and-play with Windows.

  Please see ports Thunderbolt and views: frequently asked questions (FAQ) - Apple Support .

  1. the "hot pluggable" Thunderbolt devices using Windows with Boot Camp?

  Thunderbolt hot plugging is supported under Windows 8 or 8.1 on all Macs from 2014 and later.

  For all other Mac computers, Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 scans and active them Thunderbolt devices connected to ports Thunderbolt during the Windows startup process. If your device has been plugged in not at startup, Windows detects not without a reboot.

• PiP of movement between the screens 'SX20.

  Hi guys,.

  I have a client with CTS-SX20-PHD4X-K9

  and TC6.0 who have 2 screen, customers want to move PiP between the 2 screens, but are not possible. Customer can move the pip on a single screen.

  I read some documents that this feature is more able with touchscreen. But maybe could im wrong, you please clarify this?

  Thank you

  Carlos

  Hello

  To know and according to Cisco documentation, end users can change PiP position using the touchscreen. Take a look at this extracted statement of administrator's Guide:

  

  In addition, if you read the "Guide of the user Panel of touch", Cisco clearly indicates that you can move the PiP using the touchscreen device. But if you read "The Remote Control User Guide", there is nothing related to the control of the PiP using the remote control.

  Concerning

  Paulo Souza

  Please note the answers and mark it as "answered" as appropriate.

• Blue screen of death BSOD when you unplug a Thunderbolt - MacBookPro Retina Display drive

  I have this problem for almost a year now, I hope that there is a real solution.

  I have a MacBook Pro with the Retina display, I am running windows via BootCamp 8. Whenever there is a disconnection of a bolt of lightning external, hard drive of the computer freezes and 30 seconds later a blue screen appears.

  Also when love at first sight is connected to an external hard drive, that the 'Sleep' function is disabled, so my only option is either restart or shut down the computer.

  My primary operating system is windows of course, I have my photo and video library on an external box Seagate Thunderbolt, this situation causes me a lot of problems with data loss o certain occasions.

  Y at - it a new version of the drivers or firmware that allows to correct this situation?

  An update of the Intel driver solve the BSOD when disconecting the drive, I still have to reboot for windows recognizes the drive and just 'stop or restart"when the disc is less active but I have my life is safer now :D

  Thanks to you all.

• Connection 2 screens & Ethernet 2 Ports of 15 "rMBP Thunderbolt

  I have a mid-2012 15 "MacBook Pro w / Retina display.  I look at my desktop configuration using a Henge Vertical Docking Station for reclamation.  The Henge dock uses only the ports on the left side of my MacBook (power, lightning X 2, USB and audio).

  I would like to connect 2 existing Samsung monitors (w / HDMI), Ethernet and a USB 3.0 hub 4 existing ports using only the ports on the left side of my macbook.  Is this possible to do with a kind of simple ethernet-Thunderbolt display separator, or I have to buy an expensive 'dock thunderbolt"as the Belkin Thunderbolt 2 HD Express Dock in order to make this configuration works?

  Thanks in advance!

  Apple made the USB-to-Ethernet adapter a bit slower that can make Ethernet 100BaseT. As long as you don't plan the transfer of large files to other computers on your local network, it would work and seems to fit all the ports you need.