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Display powers the MBP properly and Thunderbolt connection is tight. Firewire port works. Screen camera, microphone and all USB ports do not work.
Mac OS X (10.6.7)
Try unplugging the TDB from the wall for several minutes then reconnect and see what happens.
Try unplugging the TDB from the wall for several minutes then reconnect and see what happens.
That helps - thank you. USB now working - but not the camera under FaceTime
If you use Photo Booth does the camera work? Could be FaceTime issue
Photo Booth does work - it is a FaceTime issue. Any idea how to sort out?
So when you click on the Face Time App the camera does not come on at all (you do not see yourself)?
CCamera does not come on at all with the FaceTime screen reporting that the camera must be 'turned on'
If you are still using Snow Leopard then update to 10.6.8 and go to Apple support for TWO thunderbolt downloads you must use.
I'm running 10.10.2 but will check for display updates.
I've now checked and the Thunderbolt Display is current with all updates including 1.2. FaceTime does not work for any user on this display but it works fine on the laptop itself.
Update - FaceTime now working on the Tbolt display after I reconnected the MBP following an iSight check on the laptop. Weird, but wonderful. Thanks for your help on this one!
Issues with Thunderbolt Display
