Dock Moves Wide

I prefer to keep the dock on the right side, and it periodically disappears without my being able to bring it back unless I select left or bottom. It always comes back so I finally decided to live with this quirk. Two days ago, I bought a second monitor and realized that the right dock hasn't disappeared -- it's showing up as the only thing on the secondary monitor.
It isn't resolution -- my Apple menu and Spotlight icon are placed just as they should be and I know the screen resolution is accurate on both monitors. I called AppleCare today and they told me to take it to the Genius Bar after frankly admitting that they didn't know what could be causing it.
An archived thread at http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=2846106&#2846106 touched on this with no answer. It isn't a major problem but is a major annoyance. Any ideas?

Just a thought...
There could be an intermittent short in the DVI port or on the motherboard and when it occurs the Dock jumps/moves to the non-existent 2nd monitor.

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I have a MacBook Pro with a second monitor. On occasion the Dock unexpectidly moves from the bottom of the laptop screen to the bottom of the second screen. It has been doing this since I upgraded to Mavericks. I have figured out when this happens and I can reproduce it at will.
If I take my mouse and move it to the top of the second monitor and move it straight down to the bottom the Dock will move. I then have to move it back. It does not happen when I use the trackpad and it does not happen when I do it on the laptop screen.
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CF,
This did seem to work. It did also remove the Menu Bar from the second display.
However, when the setting is turned on I can ove the doc by swiping down with the mouse only. Using the trackpad does not do it. And once the dock is on the second monitor, it can't be moved back to the laptop display by swiping down.
So it would seem to me that the feature was poorly implemented and still remains a issue for Apple in my opinion.

Main screen and dock move to second display

Hi all,
although i found many replies regarding to how to get the dock to the desired screen i face the following problem.
I am a vj/dj using serato dj, mix emergency and madmapper. Whenever i connect a second display to my macbook (macbook pro early 2013 retina, now on OS 10.9) the main screen and dock is transferred to that second display (e.g. projector). These softwares need to run to the main screen only, and this should be my laptop's screen.
Even if i get the dock back to my macbook display, these softwares recognise as MAIN display the external one and not my macbook pro's display.
I am facing this problem since my OS upgrade to 10.9 from 10.8!
Can i do something to my macbook so as to always recognise its own display as the main display? Does this problem exist on Yosemite as well?
Can i downgrade to 10.8 if all the rest fail?
Regards

Hi konstadinos.k,
I understand you want your MacBook Pro to be the default display for your DJ software when you have a second display connected to it. Take a look at the article below that explains all of the options for extending or mirroring your displays. I've highlighted some key information below that may be helpful in your situation. Even though the article is for Mavericks, the info should still be applicable.
OS X: Using multiple displays in Mavericks - Apple Support
http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202780
You can also assign an app to a specific display space from the app's menu in the Dock. Windows assigned to a space always open there when the display you specified is connected.
The blue boxes in Displays preferences represent each display that's connected. The size of each box is relative to the current resolution of each display. In this example, the smaller box on the left is the display of a 13" MacBook Pro while the larger box on the right represents the Apple 27" Thunderbolt Display.
Drag any of the blue boxes to change the location of a display in relation to your additional screens. You can use this feature to make sure your connected displays match their real world location when navigating windows. The white bar at the top of the blue box represents the menu bar. Drag the white bar onto the blue box representing the display you want as your primary display.
Hope that helps ...
- Judy

Menu bar shows twice on dual monitor, dock moves around

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System Preferences, Mssion Control, uncheck "Displays have separate Spaces".

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Dock disappears for a few seconds and minimized apps open up

Hello
My dock at the bottom of the display will disappear for a few seconds and at the same time, my minimized open applications will open up. This usually happens when I'm running a few light applications at once. It almost seems to "gulp" or catch it's breath.
I'm not sure if this is related but for the second time since purchasing the machine the dock is showing a sort of double reflection at the very bottom. An open application has what looks like two lit triangles underneath the icon instead of the usual one triangle. The same area at the bottom of the dock shows a very tiny "bottom" of the page I have open, in this case Safari. It also moves left and right as I move the open page left and right. If I move the page down, the sliver at the bottom of the dock moves up.
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'''Try Firefox Safe Mode''' to see if the problem goes away. Safe Mode is a troubleshooting mode, which disables most add-ons.
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Change @ icon to website icon on dock

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Apologies I wasn't clear enough…
Drag a link from Safari to the Desktop (forget about those springs in the Dock - they are useless for editing they look 'real' but that is a lie). You will have to re-create them all I'm afraid.
Get info on the new weblink, click the icon, so it highlights ready to drop an image onto it.
Find the image you like & drop it onto the icon…
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Not able to rearrange items in the dock...

Just curious. My dock is not sluggish, as some have experienced, but I am a bit miffed that I cannot - as yet - rearrange items in my dock. I can remove them, and I can add them to the right side, but, if I try to place an APP or a folder into the dock/move them around, I get nothing. Any ideas?
Take a look - http://www.screencast.com/t/JmaseProJ

have you tried dragging the icon lower in the dock, more at the level of the plate.
see if you go down farther whether or not the two icons split. there is a critical point you need to be beyond. it looks like you are close to it though.
if this isn't the problem then i am unsure.

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Click Finder in the Dock to launch it.
Open Application Folder and then Safari.
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Best.

Whole window/dock moving when moving mouse?

Hey i have this kind of problem that when i move my mouse also the dock moves little bit at the same time and it's really annoying. So it's not moving a lot but just little bit and also the panel where is the clock etc is moving or maybe shaking is better word to discribe the problem. If i move mouse up and down the dock etc goes up and down little bit and when moving left to right it goes left to right.
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How to update managed iPads (COMPLETE)

Here is my very short summary of what needs to be done to update the apps and iOS on managed iPads in the mobile cart. As you can see, this is very brief and concise, and you can do the update process in just a few minutes each day.
Ha hah ha, that was a good joke, eh?
No, the truth is that you must be prepared to be frustrated and annoyed, wasting possibly hours of your time on this learning the process, and finding this all to be way too complicated and difficult and annoying.
Updating the supervised iPads one at a time, is only just slightly less difficult than updating all of them, all at once, in parallel using the USB hubs in the cart.
Sorry, but there doesn't seem to be any simpler way to do this. This is what all schools that use managed iPads have to deal with.
The iMac admin account is "@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@"
I have set the admin account password to "###########"
Please inform me of any password changes.
1. System software / iTunes / QuickTime update:
Turn on Mac, logon as administrator
Go to the Apple menu (top left corner)
Choose "Software update…"
Install any updates it finds, restart the computer if needed.
2. Apple Configurator (iPad manager) update
Go to the Apple menu (top left corner)
Choose "App Store…"
Look across top of window, far right says "Updates"
If there is a number next to it, click on Update, then click the Update button.
App Store update account: @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
Password: #######################
Restart computer if needed.
3. Updates for iPad Apps
On the dock (move mouse to bottom center of screen)
Run iTunes
Select Library -> Apps on left side
In dark gray band below app icons, look for a message like "Updates available"
If yes, click arrow next to updates message.
Top right of window, select "Download all free updates"
Quit iTunes
4. Updates for iPad iOS (operating system)
On the dock (move mouse to bottom center of screen)
Run Apple Configurator
At top of window choose Supervise
In left column select "Cart - 30 iPads"
"All iPads (xx)" should be shown in middle column
In right column "Settings" should be highlighted already next to iOS.
Click button "Check for Update"
5. Updates for Apple Configurator iPad Apps
(Should do this section if any updates were downloaded in iTunes)
Continuing from section #4 above:
In right column click on "Apps"
Click on + at bottom of Apps list. A file browser window appears.
At top of file browser window, 4th item from left should be selected, for "List view with details"
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Scroll down until you find the last item updated "Today"
Hold down the Shift key and click on the last item. That and everything above is now selected.
Click Open button on window
Logon with management account:
U: **************************
P: ##########################
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For every program that was updated, a window will pop up that says "Item exists, do you want to replace it?" and you have to keep clicking Update over and over and over until all the Updates are done.
The Update button moves around depending on window size, so you can't just leave the mouse in one spot to hit all the Replace buttons.
Click the Apply button at the bottom center of the Apple Configurator window
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You are now ready to connect the iPads and Apple Configurator will automatically install the latest iOS version, and the latest iPad app versions.
If Apple Configurator is not already running:
- On the dock (move mouse to bottom center of screen)
- Run Apple Configurator
- At top of window choose Supervise
- In left column select "Cart - 30 iPads"
If the iPad cart has cable trays that can slide, open the back of the cart so they are able to slide backwards. Otherwise if not, make sure there is enough slack to plug in an iPad and insert it backwards with the cable and plug to the rear.
Flip all the iPads over in the cart, so the "top edge" with the power button is exposed. This allows you to power on the iPads during the update, explained in the section below.
On the back of the cart, unplug all iPad cords from the white Apple power bricks, and plug into open ports on the USB hubs
Plug the USB cable from the cart into the back of the iMac
Wait for the iPads to be recognized by the iMac, about a minute or so. They should start to automatically update.
It will take a while for each iPad to download any iOS updates and install apps, maybe 30-45 minutes.
!! UPDATE CAN FAIL IF YOU AREN'T VIGILANT !!
When you see an iPad listed as "restoring backup" (after about 30 minutes), you must check the iPad to see if its screen is black. If it is black, you must reach over and press the power button for that iPad about 2-3 seconds, or the restore will FAIL.
You have to sit there and periodically watch for any iPad that says it is "restoring backup". The iPad shows a spinning timer, then the Apple logo, and the screen goes black. This is where you must manually turn on the iPad, or the process fails and you will have to start over for that iPad.
You have a couple minutes to turn on the iPad after it says "restoring backup", but there is no notification at all when Apple Configurator shifts from "Installing Apps" (30+ min) to "Restoring Backup". So you just have to sit there, and wait, and watch.
Once all the iPads have been updated, you need to unplug all of them from the USB hubs and back into the Apple charging bricks. This is because the USB hubs shut down and will not charge the iPads, if they are not always connected to the iMac, which is in a stationary location in the elementary library.
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Some iPads will inexplicably fail to update, with error messages such as "could not apply policy". These usually have passcodes installed by students.
There is no way to simply remove the passcode and keep on using the iPad. It is necessary to completely erase the device and all data on it, reinstalling the operating system and all programs.
There is no way to disable the passcode or prevent students from setting a passcode.
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So, to remove a passcode, first look at the device in the supervised group list. Select it and copy the name of the device to the clipboard, or write it down.
Right click on the device and choose Unsupervise. It will be erased and rebooted, which takes about 30 minutes. It then appears on the leftmost Prepare section for setting up new devices.
Set this device to be Supervised, enter the name you copied previously, tell it to update the iOS, apply the Student security profile, and use the most recent backup (I've added dates to the backup names).
On the Apps tab, select all apps (checkmark next to everything).
Click Apply
Setting up for supervision takes an additional 30-45 minutes, and you will need to wait for it to say "restoring backup", at which point you need to manually power on the iPad as discussed previously, or this whole process fails and you will have to start over.
Yep, that's all it takes! As you can see, it should be a piece of cake to learn to do this, right?

Hi TanPart,
I have changed the code which you have give in order to get the files from SharePoint 2010 Foundation Document Library.But i am getting below error in powershell.
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MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011) (Verified)
MacBook Pro - model: MacBookPro8,1
1 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5 CPU: 2 cores
8 GB RAM
Video Information:
Intel HD Graphics 3000 - VRAM: 512 MB
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OS X 10.9.4 (13E28) - Uptime: 0 days 0:8:4
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EFI (disk0s1) <not mounted>: 209.7 MB
Hard Drive (disk0s2) / [Startup]: 499.25 GB (426.2 GB free)
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HWPortDetect: Path: /Library/StartupItems/HWPortDetect
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[loaded] com.google.keystone.daemon.plist Support
[loaded] com.tunnelbear.mac.tbeard.plist Support
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FlashPlayer-10.6: Version: 14.0.0.145 - SDK 10.6 Support
QuickTime Plugin: Version: 7.7.3
Flash Player: Version: 14.0.0.145 - SDK 10.6 Support
EPPEX Plugin: Version: 10.0 Support
o1dbrowserplugin: Version: 5.4.2.18903 Support
Default Browser: Version: 537 - SDK 10.9
SharePointBrowserPlugin: Version: 14.0.0 Support
googletalkbrowserplugin: Version: 5.4.2.18903 Support
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BluetoothAudioPlugIn: Version: 1.0 - SDK 10.9
AirPlay: Version: 2.0 - SDK 10.9
AppleAVBAudio: Version: 203.2 - SDK 10.9
iSightAudio: Version: 7.7.3 - SDK 10.9
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Google Earth Web Plug-in: Version: 7.1 Support
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Flash Player Support
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Adobe Extension Manager CS6
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Airmail
Android File Transfer
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