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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?
If ethernet is powered and if you connect an ethernet cable, do you see an IP address on the TB interface?
No the disk is a Thunderbolt 1 disk to laptop with Thunderbolt (apple) type c adapter.
so no chance to have my monitor working? :-(
Ah! it is direct connection to the PC, not through the Display. As a test, can you connect the Display with a Mac, if available?
Yes i use the display all the day with my mac book air …
There is a Display driver in the BC drivers package. If you install it on your PC, is the Display detected? What year is your MacBook Air?
Is mid 2013…
the driver is appledisplay? There is only one driver
If this driver is installed on the Windows PC, does it recognize the display at all?
Does your MacBook Air have an Intel CPU? If yes, temporarily install Windows on the MBA, and then we can try the appropriate TB drivers on the Windows PC and test if they will work.
Connect Apple Thunderbolt Display to Windows PC
