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23" Cinema Display - Control Buttons Not Working
I am using an original model 23" Apple Cinema Display with a PC. As of recently, the control buttons on the side for power and brightness no longer respond when pressed while the monitor is running in Windows XP. I have done some tests with the display separately and determined that the buttons are not broken and that the monitor is not faulty. So I think there is something with my OS install causing the problem. I haven't changed anything as far as I know of that would affect the controls on the monitor. Any ideas on what my problem might be would be much appreciated.

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I don't have a cinema display but i do have my apple powermac manuals which had a bit about monitors in. I think the monitor is supposed to have a male USB cable on it. If it does plug it in.i remember reading about USB power control, turning pc on with monitor vice versa, so that cud block off controls. I want a cinema display myself, but it works on other systems anyway? quite possibly the USB connector idea.

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Also, try reinstalling the drivers for your monitor too
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Also, try reinstalling the drivers for your monitor too


Cheers for that. An obvious solution, but somehow I missed it. Driver is in now and all seems to be working better.
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