AV adapter not supported?

I bought the apple av adapter today for my iPad. As soon as I plug it in, a message comes up on the iPad that says " accessory not supported by iPad". Which makes no sense at all. Help!

Suggest you get it replaced. Bring your iPad there to check replacement.

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Hi Gantumur,
Welcome to Lenovo Community!
As per the query we understood that you are facing issue with power adapter not supported by your Lenovo Y50-70 laptop.
Try to reinstall the power management as this might resolve the issue, if still the issue persist then check for the pins as it might have been damaged.
And also check if the port is damaged. If still the issue persist, I would like to suggest you to visit the nearest service centre for further details as this might be issue with the adapter.
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I am actually very surprised that your miniDisplayPort to DVI transition works with HD content.
I'd consider that a bonus and cherish it until Apple removes that functionality in a future update.
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