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• 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.

  The built-in display does not work normally.

  Looks like a hardware failure in the computer DisplayPort connector laptop, as the pins are worn or something?

  Any other ideas?

  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:
  

  Get help with graphical problems on the external displays connected to your Mac - Apple Support

  Concerning

• HDMI to Vga 2015 Mac

  I have a macbook pro with the retina display 2015. I have a vga screen and a hdmi adapter. Whenever I connect the Hdmi adapter on my mac and plug on my screen of my Mac screen to him becomes black and it does not work. Can someone please give me a solution thanks.

  There is no sensible way (that I know of) to convert HDMI to VGA and have everything continue to work.

  I suggest get you an adapter Mini DisplayPort to VGA and plug on the Thunderbolt port (Mini DisplayPort is a subset of the Thunderbolt).

• I have an old Mac Mini with a DVI Port that came with a VGA DVI-adapter.  Tonight, my monitor went down.  Brand new monitor works with that?  Can I use an adapter?  If yes should which adapter I?

  I have an old Mac Mini with a DVI Port that came with a VGA DVI-adapter.  Tonight, my monitor went down.  Brand new monitor works with that? Any recommendations? Can I use an adapter?  If yes should which adapter I?

  You can use any DVI monitor DVI port directly or have any VGA monitor with the power that you adapter. A HDMI monitor might work with an adapter DVI to HDMI in a pinch, but HDMI tends to be more fickle.

• Need VGA adapter for my old iMac G4/1.0 17 inches in 2003?

  Hello

  Today my old iMac monitor stops working. I was in several stores to try to get a VDG adapter to connect a monitor separated instead. But it is impossible to find one for this older model. Any ideas anyone?

  The specifications are:

  Apple iMac G4/1.0 specifications of 17 inches (flat screen)

  Identifiers: iMac 17 "1 GHz - M8935LL/A - PowerMac6, 1 - M6498 - 1956

  requires Apple VGA Display Adapter

  Thank you very much!

  Johan Vikingo

  The "Mini VGA / VGA adapter" takes many forms. Do not forget

  If you get through one in a page of online sales, the seller knows

  the differences between the "MiniDisplayPort to VGA' and others.

  The part you are looking for would probably be described as: Mini VGA / VGA.

  While I have a stock of old like new, bought since a few years there

  thrift store for $2. It works with my iBook 1.33GHz G4 12-inch

  There is no part number visible on what I say. At the time, I have

  also bought three others, same price, which were sealed in bags.

  (These fellows had reference numbers;) I gave them, at the time.)

  Beware also of MiniDVI-VGA adapters, because these can also or

  is not appropriate in the similar-shaped video out port; DVI was not a

  standard in the old PPC Macs, some PowerBook later + iMac G5

  a establish better conditions later than the old PPC G4 iMac or iBook G3.

  The same element that adapts iBook G4 mid-2005 or before should also

  mount the USB2.0 iMac G4 15/17/20 inches. The adapter I have my

  iMac G4 1.25 GHz 17-inch (USB2.0) port VGA Mini computer.

  A glance through eBay shows a mixture of different parts and customers

  show them that some sellers have sold more than one type via their

  site; Some users could not use the one they bought, others might.

  The Apple site does not seem to show any valid age

  more information regarding these vintage/obsolete adapters.

  In order to avoid some versions of Mini VGA MiniDisplayPort and MiniDVI

  adapters; Some versions are at the correct time, but for PowerBook

  G4 models and a few figures are different part numbers. The plug

  may be formed to fit the plug, but it lacks the appropriate connectors.

  Sorry to not be of a great help; I look to see if I could find an of the

  old Mini VGA / VGA adapters, here; & only found a w/o part number.

  A search shows almost everything except good vintage pieces.

  The site welovemacs.com had a few elements but was not unclear on what made

  specific models exactly; and their price seemed a bit steep. Another Mac

  centered on the sites may be able to locate the vintage adapters. Can be used

  available, then that can also be worn or unreliable.

  This page may have some info on various 'news, in the old, obsolete: adapters

  On Apple and cables - video cards Support Apple

  {None of these are good; so you can use this as an anti reference}

  The person here specifies no iMac G4:

  https://www.iFixit.com/store/Mac/Mini-VGA-to-VGA-adapter/IF153-030-1

  Maybe if the time was nowhere near 02:00 here, I have more chance to research...

• MacBook Air + VGA + DVI - I?

  How can I connect MacBook Air two independent observers (a VGA only; the other is VGA / DVI - I)? I have a VGA splitter, but using that made the two external monitors same.

  I think that you would need some kind of hub Thunderbolt or separator you have. Just to be sure, your current solution made just two monitors mirror each other?

• How can I restore signal from my Mac Pro to my Viewsonic monitor, connected by VGA?

  I have a Pro Mac OSX version 10.7.5 running. Trendy top is a monitor 24 inch Viewsonic, the only monitor connected. Last week, everything was fine. I stopped him all night and the next morning, when I tried to start, there was no signal from the Mac to the screen.

  The screen displays a 'No Signal' message.

  I checked the entry on the monitor, and it is correctly set to PC.

  The computer starts normally. I can hear him do his thing.

  The monitor starts up normally. No flashing or spots.

  I tried restart, disconnect the monitor from the computer, just stop and unplug it, then reconnected. I tried to plug the old monitor (using VGA connection) and start again, with the same result.

  I tried to recall the NVRAM (found the instructions on this site) and it made no difference.

  It would be appropriate to get a HDMI cable to connect the?

  It seems to me that if the computer does not recognize the monitor, try another cable wouldn't make any difference, but I'm really an 'end user' at this stage and would appreciate any advice.

  Thank you!

  Try resetting the SMC

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

  The VGA input and cable works with another computer/device?

  The port of exit on the Mac works with another monitor?

  What model Mac pro?

  What video card is installed in the Mac?

  What output port are you helping?

  Maybe the video card has failed. If yo have an old Mac Pro with an original which is likely to card

• How to connect my 23 "Cinema HD (DVI - D) to a VGA port?

  I have a 23 "Cinema display HD display (2008) I'm trying to connect to a VGA port. According to my research, it seems that VGA and DVI - D are compatible, but I can't make it work. When I cycle the power on the computer as well display cycles, but I cannot get any video. I guess there is a problem with the adapter, and hoping that someone can recommend one that works?

  A simple adapter won't work, you need a VGA to DVI converter, such as:

  http://www.MonoPrice.com/product?C_ID=101 & cp_id = 10114 & cs_id = 1011401 & P_ID = 8214 & have q = 1 & format = 2

  Make sure that the VGA port is capable of 1920 X 1200 60 Hz.

• I have one and a 5 s iPhone, videos do not show. The file looks like to only as a picture and not the actual video. Download photos perfectly. How can I solve the problem of the video? Video is on VGA is said by the way, please help

  Help

  What you trying to do? Transfer files between iPad and iPhone or what? Please give more details.

  That means "the video is on VGA? VGA is the old connector between a computer and a monitor.

  Videos on iOS Photos have thumbnails which resemble pictures with a small camera icon and the playing time. But when you click on them, they play.

• Screen with VGA adapter resolution problem

  When I connect the MacBook Air 13 (2016 10.11.3 running) to an external monitor via DVI, everything works well: automatically selects the optimal resolution for the external monitor, plus I have other choices of resolution, and everything is good. But when I connect via VGA, I can choose resolution 800 x 600, which is not only not optimal: it's awful.

  I get this same problem with 2 different VGA adapters and 2 different monitors, a 16:9 and the other 4:3. (16:9 screen spans 800 x 600, so it looks even worse.)

  This problem does not occur on MacBook Pro 13 (2011 also runs 10.11.3): VGA and DVI work very well, with selected automatically optimal resolutions, plus I have other choices of resolution.

  No idea how to fix this on the MacBook Air? Or is MacBook Air paralyzed by nature in this way?

  Thank you.

  Finally called Apple Support. Has worked with junior counsel, trying all kinds of things that did not work. After an hour of this, he handed me a Counsellor, who took me to the preference of views and had me select the "chipped" resolution key to with hold option key. It gave me a wide range of resolutions that had not been previously available, including the resolution that has ended up working real well. Phew!

• MacBookPro: Œuvres VGA HDMI does not work

  I try to get my Macbook Pro (mid-2012, 13 ") displayed on a LCD-projector screen.

  Display port adapter and cable are working, because my IMac and my MacBook Air work with the latter and are displayed by the projector.

  Strange: The MacBook Pro is displayed with a MiniDisplay Port to VGA, but not HDMI.

  The projector LCD itself is correctly identified in the monitor preferences (see photo) but have no 'signal '.

  I re-installed ElCapitan and did MSC and GBI according to the advice of apples.

  I have a hardware problem or is there anything else I can do?

  Thanks for your help.

  Slyrs

  Hello Slyrs66,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple. I have a problem with a projector as an external monitor with your MacBook Pro is not what you expect. The following article will help to solve your problem use this LCD projector:

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

  See you soon!

• Mini displayport to VGA

  I have a late 2011 Macbook Pro, and I would like to connect it to my old PC monitor. I thought he was doing the mini display port to VGA and think that this could work. When I look at the ports on my laptop, I see a bolt of lightning, not the icon of the monitor that you see on the map. The adapter is compatible with my Macbook Pro?

  Thank you.

  Thunderbolt is also port mini display with thunderbolt 1.0 and 2.0 (yours is 1.0). Mini display is actually former thunderbolt, but when the bolt of lightning 1.0 is released in 2011, it combined PCIe data and video output port, preventing the size and shape of the port of mini display days.  Yours was one of the first Mbps with Thunderbolt 1.0 because it was only released in 2011.

  And, of course, Wikipedia has a nice to write this - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderbolt _ (interface) if you want to know.

• Hi the Multiport card of VGA USB - C come with the new Mac book

  Hi, can you please tell me, the Multiport VGA USB card - C comes with the new Mac book or you purchase separately. Thank you, Rob Council

  N ° can be purchased at the same time, it does not come with the computer. It only comes with the charger cable and AC adapter.

  See more Tech on the MacBook HERE

• Drivers VGA controller Bus SM et al.

  Nice day!

  Almost a year ago, I bought a PC HP Pavilion a6252d Home (a model available in Southeast Asia). It came with Windows Vista Home. Not wanting to go through the headaches that a good number lived with Vista, I asked store technicians to replace the operating system with Windows XP Home Edition instead. After the purchase of a new copy of XP, I gave it to them and they made the arduous task to replace Vista by XP and load the drivers required for Windows XP. Finally, I loaded the office with Norton 360 to manage antivirus and pc maintenance tasks.

  However, a month ago, I noticed that my computer has been stopped in itself - several times in a session. I brought it to the store and mentioned that it was probably a virus that caused the stop and I have to reformat the entire disk and technicians that it would be preferable that I replace my Norton 360 with AVG 8.0-it was free anyway.

  After saving the files, I recently reformatted the drive, using my original XP copy and charged no matter what programs have been erased. Unfortunately, I found a number of missing device drivers.

  They are:

  • Video controller (VGA Compatible) with Device Instance ID PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_2772 & SUBSYS_2A57103C & REV_02\3 & 11583659 & 0 & 10
  • Controller Bus SM with Device Instance ID PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_27DA & SUBSYS_2A57103C & REV_01\3 & 11583659 & 0 & FB, and
  • VIA OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller with the Deviceid PCI\VEN_1106 & DEV_3044 & SUBSYS_00000000 & REV_46\4 & CF81C54 & 0 & 18F0

  I tried to look on the HP website for one of them, but as my desktop came with Vista and the site does not provide any options for the XP versions, I am now at a loss how and where to find these drivers.

  Can someone help me please?

  Thank you very much!

  Download and install the drivers for the Chipset, 945GC Intel for Windows XP:

  http://www.Intel.com/support/chipsets/sb/CS-020683.htm

• How to connect a macbook pro retina to an external VGA monitor

  I have a MacBook Pro of the retina on OS X El Capitan 10.11.3 running. Previously, I could connect a previous MacBook Pro (late 2009) to an external VGA monitor. I was told on the Apple store I could use the mini display in a Flash port dongle to connect to a VGA cable, but when I tried this, the monitor could not get a signal. Is there another dongle I should use? I have a HDMI cable which I assume will work with most modern projectors, but I really want to go to this old VGA monitor for editing in iMovie.

  If you go to  > System Preferences > displays made outside monitor to see the place? You want to make sure that the mirror/extension development is enabled. Also, how old is your MacBook Pro?

• HP update - nvidia vga driver

  I'm an absolute nervous nellie since the restoration of my laptop.  I don't want to mess up once again and feel wary about downloading everything I understand not (which is pretty much everything).  Update HP asks me if I want download vga Nvidia driver (from routine).  Because I don't know what it is, I don't know if I want to download it.  How will I know?

  Thanks in advance.

  This is a new driver for the video. I pretend to generally upgrade from the base drivers (video, sound, network cards, etc.) when new versions come out, because it can improve performance and stability. Graphics NVIDIA has a history eventful, to say the least, and they always try to get the right Vista drivers. It is a chapter for Microsoft and nVidia, two companies whose fortune fell somewhat in the last few years. Each new edition of the Vista nVidia drivers is a little better. It's OK to install it, I say.

  Message edited by Hüffer on 14/01/2009 20:53