Cinema Display 27 Windows 7 PC Drivers

Hello
I Search the ACD 27" Drivers for PC WIndows 7,
Not in a Mac with Bootcamp,
It's a PC Tower with Radeon HD 5960 Graphic Card on Windows 7 Ultimate SP1,
I find in Bootcamp Snow Leopard 3.0 Drivers for ACD , but thez doesnt' work...:(
Anyone as the solution ?
Thx

I actually just reinstalled the drivers, but this time from a new export onto usb. The display works fine now. I think it just didn't put all of the drivers on the first time I installed the apple stuff.
Try taking all of your drivers off and then reinstalling.
Not sure if this really helps.

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Cinema Display on Windows XP 64bits

Hello,
Im trying definitely to use the controls to turn of and on the cinema display under Windows XP x64, the excelent drivers WinACD for windows 32bits doesnt work on windows xp 64bits edition.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/winacd
I read some people did the work to make it happend, but they never make it public for the rest of us to use this modified dirvers.
I heard about one way to do it, we need te .INF file of the WinACD drivers unzipping the .MSI instalator of the drivers, them some one says, that we have to modify the way he says
If you unzip the WinACD msi file, one of the files is actually the display INF file. Edit that and change:
[Manufacturer]
%APPLE%=APPLE_MON
[APPLE_MON]
to:
[Manufacturer]
%APPLE%=APPLE_MON,NTamd64
[APPLE_MON.NTamd64]
Save it, and tell WinXP 64 to use that file for the driver of your “pluag-and-play” monitor.
But i dont get the .INF file, can some one, help me, can some one give me a solution, any thing, if you can extract the .INF file and upload it to me for me to modify it, i be glad, or some one can share a complete solution for this, because we are a lot of people that needs Windows Xp 64 Bits to render and make CAD that is no compatible with windows Vista and have Cinema Display.
Im gettin mad, please help me if you can, them i will share the solution uploading it to SourceForge.net
Thanks

I actually just reinstalled the drivers, but this time from a new export onto usb. The display works fine now. I think it just didn't put all of the drivers on the first time I installed the apple stuff.
Try taking all of your drivers off and then reinstalling.
Not sure if this really helps.

Disconnecting Cinema Display Leaves Windows Stranded on Laptop

Dear All,
I use a 17" PowerBook with a newly purchased 20" Cinema Display in dual screen (non-mirroring mode) at work and just the laptop at home. The CInema Display is set as the primary monitor.
Using Excel in dual screen mode before leaving work on Thursday, I had a spreadsheet open on the laptop (secondary) screen. I disconnected everything and went home. Now, with only the laptop, that spreadsheet is inaccessible. It's open and, by using Expose I can see it, but when I pick it, it just slides off the screen.
Is there any way to get it back?
I'm figuring when I get to work I'll be able to get it. And I also assume that I should have probably gone through a "detect displays" sequence after disconnecting (although that's not working now). Maybe using the laptop as the primary display is the secret as well. However, it would be nice to be able to get it now.
Incidentally, I do not find Apple's dual screen setup very elegant. Having the main menu only at the top of the primary screen means a lot of mouse movement when using the secondary screen. In addition, when I use right click menus on some secondary screen programs, they appear on the primary screen.
Thanks for the help... Jim
PS - For those who saw my post on another forum about a window too large to access, it is not related to the dual screen. It is running on a different system without the dual screen although I tried using the larger dual screen to acces it (unsuccessfully).

Open the Script Editor in the /Applications/AppleScript/ folder and run the following:
tell application "Microsoft Excel"
set bounds of window 1 to {61, 95, 465, 313}
end tell
Insert the application's name in the first line inside the quote marks, press the Run button, and then resize the window. Close all open documents in Excel which you can see. This script may not work for all applications.
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Can't use 20" Cinema display on Windows

I posted this question on the Mac/Windows compatability forum, but perhaps this forum might be more relevant.
I just purchased a 20" Cinema display to use with my Windows VIsta machine. I notice there a number of people using this forum that also use Apple monitors on Windows machines.
I have not been able to use this monitor yet, as when I hook it up and turn on my computer my system will not boot. It freezes up at the third screen dealing with BIOS. The final line of a DOS screen reads: AHCI Bios not installed.
My system will not respond at this point, I have to turn off the computer and replace the Apple monitor with my old CRT model. Then my system immediately runs normally.
Has anyone else dealt with anything like this?
Thanks for any help that might be offered.

I've now seen there are postings on the topic so please ignore my query. I've looked to delete this but so far can't see how....Thanks

Apple Cinema Display on Windows 7

Where can I find the Windows 7 x64 driver for Apple Cinema Display? I have a yellow warning for an USB Input Device because of it. The device IDs are:
USB\VID05AC&PID_9223&REV0114
USB\VID05AC&PID9223
I tried installing WinAcd, but I can't install it, I receive the error "the installer was interrupted".

obviously I troed to install WinACD but it wouldn't work (WinXP driver)...
thanks for your help

Apple Cinema Displays and Windows

I know it will work with windows. But what kinda of
controls will I get? Since there is no controls on
the monitor it seems besides brightness. Or it all
depended on the graphic cards to be in control?
What is default color temp then?
Windows XP Pro

WinACP <http://sourceforge.net/projects/winacd/> will give you a monitor control panel in XP.

Cinema display goes black upon resolution change in Windows XP

Greetings
Earlier today, I updated my ATI X1600 Radeon to the latest Windows Catalyst drivers and to the Catalyst Control Center from ATI. Even since, whenever a Windows application (games, in this case) tries to change the resolution on my external Apple Cinema Display (designated as the main monitor in the ATI Catalyst Control Center, with the MacBook Pro display disabled), the display goes black, and the monitor power lamp starts to flash.
If I unplug the external Cinema Display from my MacBook Pro, my MacBook Pro display activates, and displays whatever it is I was trying to launch, so the problems is somehow related to the Cinema Display, even if the new drivers are causing it.
This happens regardless of my Catalyst Control Center settings, such as scaling the lower resolution to fit the screen, or keeping it the original size, with black borders around. The problem does not occur when I launch games using 1600 x 1024, the Cinema Display's native resolution.
Any ideas what might be causing it, and how to resolve it?

Update on my situation: when I tried to change the resolution manually in Windows, I encountered the same problem. Now, whenever I connect the Cinema Display to my MacBook Pro, the same thing occurs: the screen goes black, and the power lamp starts flashing, even though I've changed back to 1600 x 1024.

Windows 8.1 with a 24" Cinema Display?

Where can I get actual drivers for the cinema display on windows 8.1? It only detects as Generic PnP monitor, and I can't use the awesome iSight camera with it at all...device manager shows driver warning :/
Tried downloading bootcamp, but says it can't install...tried extracting and installing the AppleDisplayInstaller64.exe, no change :/
Anyone else know how to get this thing recognized? In order to plug it into the PC I needed a minidisplayport->displayport adapter...is that what's hosing me?

Device manager won't recognize isight, but Skype on Win 8.1 does. It work fine for me.

MBA running windows 7 doesnt work with LED cinema display

Hi - got a brand new 13" MBA (one week before they announced the new one ) running Windows 7 via bootcamp but can't use my new LED cinema display - am I missing some drivers?

I have the exact same problem.
It has been very frustrating dealing with Apple on this issue. Support seems to know nothing about Boot Camp and drivers for Windows to run their Apple Led Cinema Display.
They had the nerve to tell me to call Windows. Windows support spent an hour with no result except that they found on the internet that the operating system for the external display is APPLE OSX. and says nothing about using it with Windows, and offers no Windows driver.
What peeves me most, was that I told the sales people at the store that I intended to run Windows on their Air computer with the 27" display, and they never told me that it WOULD NOT WORK!
Apple support says that I am supposed to have either a Bootcamp driver disk or USB memory, and I can find neither in my Apple Air box.
I frankly expect better from Apple. I hate Windows exactly because of this type of quality support, and Apple is doing no better in this instance.
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New MacBook Pro & 27" Apple LED Cinema Display Don't Go to Sleep

I recently purchased a new 13" MacBook Pro (MacBookPro8,1) and a 27" Apple LED Cinema Display. When they are connected the computer occasionally has a problem being put to sleep. When clicking sleep, the monitor will take a little while to shut off, but in about 10 seconds, it will turn back on. Immediately when turning on, the image on the screen is quite scrambled (it does correct itself). Usually, if I attempt to put it to sleep multiple times, it will end up working. When it does go to sleep (correctly), the screen will turn off much faster than the times where it doesn't sleep.
Anyone else have a similar issue they found a fix to? When speaking to Apple support, they thought it was part of an issue with 10.6.6, however, the update to 10.6.7 did not solve the issue.
PS - I keep my MacBook Pro lid closed when using the display.

Is your 2.6 the CTO upgrade from the high end 2.3 15"?
Yes, both will work under OSX and Windows. One note, when you boot Windows, you need to unplug the USB from the LED Cinema display or Windows will not boot. Once booted, then plug the USB back in to regain brightness, etc controls.

Mac Pro - Windows 7 - Apple Cinema Display

Hi -- after years of not installing Windows on a separate drive, I finally did it. The install went failrly well, wireless devices work in Windows 7. My remaining issue is that Windows 7 doesn't seem to recognize the Apple Cinema Display (ACD) with the Mini Display Port. If I switch to a different DVI monitor, the display seems fine. However, if I go back to the ACD, the display shakes upon boot up, and the resolution, screen size in off and a generic display is seen in the Control Panel. Sometimes, it does recognize the ACD, which is weird, but never on boot up.
Is the only solution running a DVI adaptor and not using the ACD with the Mini Display Port? When I first installed the BootCamp drivers, it seemed to work, but there were a few updates afterwards, and it seems that I lost whatever had stabilized the issue.
Thanks!

There was someone complaining about using two VGA monitors on 2010 w/ ATI 5770.
There is an improved dual display support now in Windows 8. Windows 7 was always "where is my screen" on startup. The video port close to the motherboard seems to be A or primary that it looks for on startup.
I have 23" ACD (2006 unit) Mac Pro but always used GTX, no ATI card (well recently I was using Windows only and an ATI 6790 or something).
And of course you must have installed ATI (Windows own drivers are iffy or "okay" but not the best.
Apple drivers for Windows (aka "Boot Camp" 3.x or Lion's 4.01) include driver support for the ACD.
You say MDP and 4870 in profile, but I didn't think Apple's 4870 had one, and flashed PC cards always have trouble (unflashed 4870 would of course work as normal as can under Windows).
Rollback update of driver is one step. Run Driver Sweeper 3.2 and CCleaner (and clean the registry) to get the graphic driver installed and 'clean.'
Patch Tuesday can always affect a few systems and a problem but more likely a conflict with something else.
One at a time see if you can get new graphic driver to help.
Wtih the 5770 Apple tech note does mention not using adapters.
And don't allow Windows to provide gpu driver if it asks

Cinema Display plus Mac Book Air Gen2 lagging in windows 7 with boot camp !, Cinema Display plus Mac Book Air Gen2 lagging in windows 7 with boot camp !

Dear All,
I have the Apple Cinema display 27 inch.
Along with it I get the Mac Book Air 13 inch gen 2,with 2 go of memory and the integrated NVIDIA 320M (driver version: 8.17.12.5746) running on boot camp 3.2.
The issue happened when I connect it to the the 27 Cinema display, things are getting slow, and my system is kind of lagging. Itunes music crackle and opening and surning on the web is not smooth.
Do youk now how I could fix this issue which is very disturbing for such expensivesystem.
Many Thanks !

You are not addressing Apple, but a community of unpaid volunteers. So ASAP won't cut it. Also, you should refrain from posting personal information (like your email address) in the body of your comments, as this is part of the community usage guidelines.
Have you reinstalled the latest Boot Camp Windows 7 drivers, just in case Microsoft overwrote some of them during the Windows 7 security update?
If you want to communicate issues with Apple about Boot Camp and OS X, click on the link. Just don't hold your breath on receiving a response.

Cinema Display plus Mac Book Air Gen2 lagging in windows 7 with boot camp !

Dear All,
I have the Apple Cinema display 27 inch.
Along with it I get the Mac Book Air 13 inch gen 2,with 2 go of memory and the integrated NVIDIA 320M (driver version: 8.17.12.5746) running on boot camp 3.2.
The issue happened when I connect it to the the 27 Cinema display, things are getting slow, and my system is kind of lagging. Itunes music crackle and opening and surning on the web is not smooth.
Do youk now how I could fix this issue which is very disturbing for such expensivesystem.
Many Thanks !

NO.... he has a workstation, and not MBP, nor are "drivers already loaded."
How I would proceed -
Install Windows on its own drive.
Pull all the other drives.
Boot from Windows 7 Pro DVD
Forget Boot Camp Assistant, it doesn't do anything - unless you really want to install Windows on the SAME drive as Mac OS - not ideal and not what most of Mac Pro owners do.
Just insert your OS X DVD once Windows is up to date - helps to buy the SP1 OEM version $129.
Run Apple SETUP.exe (Boot Camp 3.0.x drivers) and update with ASU or manually to 3.2.
No you don't need to go back and use that ATI. And you dont' want to be in the situation of changing from ATI to Nvidia and all the hassle that adds. you are fine.
The Mac Pro is as close as anything to a standard Wintel workstation.
Add MS Security Essentials or KIS or whatever you favor. KIS2011 or NIS2011 are good, MSSE 2.0 is free and based on their enterprise product.
AV-Test.org Test Security-Software

Cinema Display 23 aluminum and Windows 7 64

I have an Apple Cinema Display on an Alienware Auora i7 980x running Windows 7 64. I have an nVidia Quadro 4000. In the nVidia Control panel the monitor shows, but not in device manager. One of my monitors shows up in Device Manager, but not in the nVidia control panel. I tried installing the WinACD version 0.4.6 but get the mesage that the "installation was interupted"
I have two Dell monitors that show up in Device Manager, but one is missing from the nVidia control panel. Although the Apple Cinema Display does show up in the nVidia Control Panel, it is not sown in Device Manager
I have contacted nVidia, but was hoping to find out if there is a driver for the Apple Cinema Display.
Any ideas?

Hello again,
After speaking to an Apple Genius, it seems the solution was to update the firmware for the Cinema Display. Since I have done this, the monitor appears to behave better.

Macbook pro w/ 24" cinema display does not work in bootcamp windows 7 - any solutions out there?

I am running bootcamp with windows 7 to be able to access some autodesk software. Once I'm in the windows environment I can no longer use my 24" cinema display. Is this a driver issue, video card, any ideas on how to make this function, I really need to display real estate.

I know this is an old post, but did you ever find a solution for this? I just installed Windows 7 through Boot Camp and bought an older 20" Cinema Display (M9177LL/A); the display works wonderfully on the Mac side, but I can't get it to register in Windows. This isn't the brightness issue that I see a lot of people have, I don't see a way to use the display at all.

Cinema Display 27 Windows 7 PC Drivers

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