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I have a Thunderbolt Display, i downloaded bootcamp drivers and i buyed a t1/t2 - usb c Apple adapter.
my laptop have a usb-c t3 connector.
When i connect the display monitor remains black and i hear a Windows beep for hardware change but nothing else…
idea?
Yes i see the USB drive, nothing about the monitor TB display.
I think there is an issue with power management. If check TB port do not power off cause of power management the bip disappeared. But my question is, first of all, what are the right drivers? I dowloaded boot camp drivers with my mac and i dont see really the righ drivers inside. I can see only apple display drivers AppleDisplayInstaller64.exe...
What do you think about?
Yes i see the USB drive, nothing about the monitor TB display.
I think there is an issue with power management. If check TB port do not power off cause of power management the bip disappeared. But my question is, first of all, what are the right drivers? I dowloaded boot camp drivers with my mac and i dont see really the righ drivers inside. I can see only apple display drivers AppleDisplayInstaller64.exe...
What do you think about?
So there is no chance to use Apple Thunderbolt Display on Windows PC? :-(
The Apple TB2/TB3 adapter supports multiple protocols. After you connect the adapter to PC and hear the beep, do you see any unknown devices in Windows Device Manager? If you run Windows Update, do you see any pending driver updates?
I downloaded bootcamp with brigadier but inside i can find the same drivers as directly from my mac.
I also modified the bios looking at https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253105639 but the display is not detected.
If i attach a thundebolt external hard drive it works :-(
I have no more banana! as we said in italy
Any idea?
faillax23 wrote:
I downloaded bootcamp with brigadier but inside i can find the same drivers as directly from my mac.
I also modified the bios looking at https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253105639 but the display is not detected.
Not a very good sign.
If i attach a thundebolt external hard drive it works :-(
Interesting. I assume the connection is External TB2/TB3 disk --> Display TB2 -> TB2+TB3 Adapter -> Windows PC.
I have no more banana! as we said in italy
That is indeed very funny! Made me laugh. Thank you.
I used the same adapter to connect an usb drive and It works perfectly.
what is the name of theese drivers inside bootcamp?
i dont see unrecognized devices but i can hear a Windows beep
thank you very much
AppleDisplayInstaller64.exe is only for the Display part, not for the hub which contains Ethernet/TB/USB ports. USB ports get passed to the USB driver in Windows, and it works properly. The Ethernet/TB ports require other drivers. If the hardware on the PC cannot understand encapsulated TB protocol(s) over PCIe or a USB-bridge, you may have an issue. Can you check if the Ethernet port on the Display works?
Hi, i attacched tb display with apple type-c adapter to my laptop (is a dell precision 7750 with intel + nvidia rtx5000).
Monitor ports (Ethernet, usb) are powered but i cant see new devices in Windows …
what can i do? :-(
The Ethernet in powered but i dont see a new Ethernet device in Windows network settings…
also if i connect a tb external harddisk to the laptop It works. If i connect the disk through the monitor It powers on but i cannot see on windows
Can you look at thunderbolt display driver windows 10 - Apple Community?
You will need to install TB drivers on your Windows PC otherwise it will not recognize the display. You can also check Windows Device Manager for any unknown devices.
No i cant see new devices.
The devices manager refreshs but no new device.
windows update dont find new hardware.
i did the same test with another laptop, same issue…
In Windows Device Manager, click on View -> Show Hidden Devices and check. The TB2/TB3 adapter is a 'bridge' for multiple protocols.
No…no new unrecognized devices …
Connect the USB drive, and check Windows Device Manager for new devices. You will obviously see your USB drive, but look for other new USB devices.
Connect Apple Thunderbolt Display to Windows PC
