![]() ![]() The older monitors are my backup 24" LG monitor and my TV so I don't really mind connecting with HDMI to them if I need to and I never pursued this any further. My solution isn't intuitive, but it works. In my case, I keep my iPad on my desk, and every time I would move the mouse cursor down to it, the Dock would move to. I really want to shut the migrating dock feature off. Use that to put it on the display that you want it on. Is there anyway to stop the dock from moving to my second monitor I am currently running a MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012) on OS X Yosemite with a dual monitor setup: Built-In Display 15.4-inch (2880 x 1800) on the left and Apple Cinema Display 20-inch (1680 x 1050) on the right. The monitors that also had HDMI input worked fine on HDMI even if USB-C (which uses the DisplayPort protocol) didn't work. You probably know the trick where you put the mouse at the bottom of the screen and swipe down to move the Dock to that display. My problems only manifested on older monitors / TVs and adapters which went up to older versions of the DisplayPort protocol. ![]() I had no problem with my main monitor supporting DisplayPort 1.4. Based on that experience, the Intel-based Mac would connect more easily to more monitors over USB-C than the Apple Silicon based ones. With the dock open, right-click or two-fingered click on the application. I also had a 15" MBP i9, mid-2019 before selling it a few months ago. Two months ago I bought an MBP M2, no problems with Big Sur and Ventura stable.īoth machines had stopped working with a USB-C to mini-DP adapter connected to an Apple LED Cinema Display 27" both with Big Sur stable and Ventura beta, though that may just be a problem with the monitor (at this point it's 12 years old, it's a surprise it still powers on to be honest). I had the beta on a Mac mini M1 up until a month ago, I never had problems with this monitor over USB-C or HDMI (I had tried both).
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