Apologies if it is heresy to post a Windows question in these communities. And I know this question is more appropriately asked in a Windows forum. I have done that, but am casting my net wide. I have a Dell laptop running Windows 10 I have to use for work. I bought an Apple Studio Display to hook up to it at home because I am a Mac user at home. The display works, but only as a mirror of the laptop display. Windows does not identify or recognize the display to allow me to extend the displays or control the settings on the display. Any help? Thanks
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Windows 10 and Apple Studio Display
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The bad news is Studio Display is not compatible with Windows. It will not be fully functional.
Make sure your laptop supports 5K 60 Hz output with a single thunderbolt cable. Even with that, it could still need some hacks to achieve your goal.
Make sure your laptop supports 5K 60 Hz output with a single thunderbolt cable. Even with that, it could still need some hacks to achieve your goal.
