#BELKIN MAC HDMI ADAPTER NOT WORKING DRIVER#
Windows won't have the software to do that unless Apple writes a Windows driver to do it but that won't help you because you don't have a Thunderbolt port. If the iMac does not behave as a standard Thunderbolt display, then it means the macOS must be sending video in a non-standard format over the Thunderbolt cable (not as a DisplayPort stream inside a Thunderbolt stream). Consequently, if VGA is working fine, that indicates that the system is providing a display output signal to the adapter, so if HDMI is the only problem. That is not something that the host PC would have any control over or even be aware of. Try connecting using another HDMI cable or HDMI display to make sure that the issue is not with the cable or display. From there, it's up to the adapter to convert to another signal type if desired, such as VGA or HDMI. If the HDMI cable is too long, it might not work as well. If the iMac behaved as a standard Thunderbolt display, then there are adapters that could make it work (HDMI 1.4 to DisplayPort, Thunderbolt 3 add-in card and PCIe slot to power it, and an Apple Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter).īut I don't think the iMac behaves as a standard Thunderbolt display because I can't find any reports of successful attempts to connect a Thunderbolt iMac in Target Display Mode to a PC running Windows. HyperDrive HDMI port is designed to work with HDMI displays and may not work with other adapters or converter cables that convert HDMI to other video ports like DVI. This resolution is not native to the computer bia HDMI, so I had to use SwitchResX to add this custom resolution to the display settings, but I could only use up to 53hz. The later iMacs (Mid 2011-Mid 2014) only allowed a Thunderbolt connection. Question: Q: Active MiniDP to HDMI adapter not working I've been using my Mac mini 2012 with an LG 2560x1080p monitor. The other is HDMI, which can relay high-quality sound as a digital link. Note that the VGA link is analog and cannot either send or receive audio. I got the Belkin Thunderbolt (DisplayPort) to HDMI adapter and it is recognized as soon as I plug it in.
#BELKIN MAC HDMI ADAPTER NOT WORKING PRO#
You would need a HDMI 1.4 to DisplayPort adapter for that. If any of the above-mentioned steps is not working, then you have a defective adapter. I have the latest Apple MacBook Pro Retina 15' and needed to attach it to secondary screens (often televisions.) I have a Sony Bravia here with HDMI input. The iMac (27-inch, Late 2009) and iMac (27-inch, Mid 2010) allowed either a Thunderbolt or DisplayPort connection. No, according to Apple support document ht204592 "Use your iMac as a display with Target Display Mode".
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