MacBook LCD + Display 20" non- sync

On my Desk i sit in front of the 20" Cinema. To my right stands the MacBook. Only MacBook Display has the Dock and the Menu-Bar.
How to have my 20" Cinema having the Dock and Menu-Bar instead?

In the "Arrangement" pane of "Displays" System Preference, drag the menu bar from the picture of the laptop screen to the picture of the 20" screen.

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Is the MacBook LCD physically damaged? Physical damage is not covered by the Terms and Conditions of your limited warranty.
If the MacBook LCD is flawed or defective then it's replacement would be covered by your limited warranty.
The limited warranty can be found here;
http://images.apple.com/legal/warranty/docs/cpuwarranty.pdf
I hope this helps!

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IatricSB wrote:
Correct. Movies are checked. Only show synced is unchecked.
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Hey
I am trying to use a Samsung LCD Tv as the display monitor for my 15 in. Macbook Pro display. I have a DVI cord going from my laptop to a DVI-RGB adapter which is plugged into the LCD Tv monitor, but nothing shows up on the tv and the display is still on the laptop. Any suggestions?
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I really question your DVI-RGB adapter, though. That would be highly unusual - are you sure it's not DVI-SVGA, or DVI-component? Do you have the brand and model? I have run my Samsung TV from my MBP just fine with a SVGA cable and DVI-SVGA adapter.

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I have brand new macbook pro 15" with retina display.
I have connected external LCD display (Samsung B2230) using Apple VGA adaptor & thunderbolt port. But LCD display flickers quite oftenly. I read community blogs where many macbook pro users like me are facing similiar issue.
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Sam

Hello there, Sam.
The following Knowledge Base article provides some great steps for troubleshooting your issue:
Apple computers: Troubleshooting issues with video on internal or external displays
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1573
Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities.
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Pedro.

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May not be any help but, I have the LG W1952TQ and it works great with my MacBook. You may try going to system prefs, click on displays, then click on Detect Displays and see if that works, I had to play with the resolutions some and ended up selecting 1152 X 864 setting for mine.
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Hi Marat,
I appreciate the quick response but I doubt the machine is completely toast - it clearly still functions to some degree. I'm trying to assess whether the replacement logic board could be the problem (and how to test this) as well as troubleshooting the issue if it isn't the logic board. I don't feel like getting stuck with a $300 logic board that might have a fried component...

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In theory at least, any SSD will work fine. There are some additional considerations to make, however. It mostly revolves around updating the drive's firmware. Many SSD companies do not offer Mac-friendly ways to perform this procedure. From the list Clinton provided, you can drop Corsair and Samsung immediately for this reason.
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You replaced the panel or the whole assembly?
I'm not aware of any place that sells the plastic film separately as it comes with the panel. That being said if you reach out to places like PowerBook Medic, iFixit, FixAppleNow and/or iResQ they might be able to assist you with replacement options as they're the "Big 5" vendors that I've used for DIY service parts in the past.

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*The following User Contributed Tips are located in the MacBook Pro (Late 2008) > The MacBook Pro Display (Late 2008) forum:*
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*The following related tips are located in other areas of Apple Discussions:*
a brody - Using a second Mac as a display for a first
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1587927
Publish date: July 7, 2008
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If you're not in the US, you may need to go through the regional Apple Store that serves your location to find the contact number - http://store.apple.com/Catalog/US/Images/intlstoreroutingpage.html
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MacBook LCD + Display 20" non- sync

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