Can"t get my system to work with smart board notebook. What's wrong? it worked before I upgraded.
Before I upgraded my system worked with smart board notebook. Now it does not. Can someone tell me how to get the two working together/
Is it compatible? See App Compatibility Table - RoaringApps.
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Specs:
MacBook Pro 13 in
2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
4 GB 1067 MHz DDR3
10.9.1If your laptop is not connected to power (i.e., plugged in to a wall), try plugging it in. It is not uncommon for a laptop to send the VGA signal out with less power when it is on battery power. I've seen this fix this problem, at least, dozens of times.
Try connecting the VGA cable to your adapter while the smart board display is on THEN plug the adapter in to your computer.
Also, try connecting the VGA+Adapter to your mac before booting it (or connect the macbook to the vga cable and then reboot the macbook). I've seen this work with macbooks using vga on projectors (or other external displays running through longer cables or crestron/extron/whatever switching equipment) many many times too.
If these fail, get your campus AV (or IT) people involved. We have often found that a damaged cable or long run needing amplification will work with some computers but not with others. It could be that the cable running from the smart board is somewhat sketchy.
Also, have you attempted to connect your macbook to any other display since starting to have the issue? A bad dongle (dp to vga adapter) isn't rare. I have a bad one sitting on my desk at this very moment.
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Open the lid before it comes to the login screen.
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Step 1
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Step 8
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