Q. I want to know how much it costs to set up a running Mac Mini, including mouse, keyboard, speaker, monitor, etc. Can those be regular equipments that windows use? Like Logitech laser mouse and keyboard, random speaker, and LG LCD monitor?
I looked at the back of a Mac mini it doesn't have a VGA nor a DVI output. how to solve that?
I looked at the back of a Mac mini it doesn't have a VGA nor a DVI output. how to solve that?
A. You know, all this crap has been on the Apple website. For SIX YEARS.
The idea is that you use ANYTHING YOU WANT. Cost of setup is the price of the Mac Mini itself.
It has DVI. Mini DVI. It comes with a Mini DVI to DVI adapter. You can then get a Mini DisplayPort to DVI or VGA adapter to plug in a second monitor (or outdated monitor, respectively) if you need.
The idea is that you use ANYTHING YOU WANT. Cost of setup is the price of the Mac Mini itself.
It has DVI. Mini DVI. It comes with a Mini DVI to DVI adapter. You can then get a Mini DisplayPort to DVI or VGA adapter to plug in a second monitor (or outdated monitor, respectively) if you need.
How do I delete displays on my mac?
Q. I currently have my laptop and an extra lcd monitor, but have six more displays showing up in my display/arrangement preferences. How can i get rid of those unnecessary displays?
A. In Apple menu > System Preferences > Display, there's a button to Detect Displays. That "should" create an accurate list of the displays currently attached to your system.
If it doesn't, shutdown and disconnect all monitors then check the Display preferences again to see if it looks correct then reconnect the LCD monitor and click Detect Displays.
If there's still an issue, you should do some generic troubleshooting steps to rule them out such as running Software Update and applying all patches, run Disk Utility to fix perms and verify your drive, reset PRAM and SMC, etc (see google for specific steps if you need them). The logic being if the system is confused about the number of displays then something is screwed up at a lower level so best to try the standard troubleshooting steps to see if they help or at least rule them out.
If it doesn't, shutdown and disconnect all monitors then check the Display preferences again to see if it looks correct then reconnect the LCD monitor and click Detect Displays.
If there's still an issue, you should do some generic troubleshooting steps to rule them out such as running Software Update and applying all patches, run Disk Utility to fix perms and verify your drive, reset PRAM and SMC, etc (see google for specific steps if you need them). The logic being if the system is confused about the number of displays then something is screwed up at a lower level so best to try the standard troubleshooting steps to see if they help or at least rule them out.
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