revenire macrumors member Original poster Mar 6, 2011 74 24 Feb 2, 2016 #1 my iMac it isn't connected to my MBP too? Sorry - new to Macs.
34 Volt macrumors regular Sep 26, 2013 172 51 LA Feb 2, 2016 #2 Not sure what you're asking. In my case, I have my iMac connected to my display via thunderbolt at all times, i have no problem.
Not sure what you're asking. In my case, I have my iMac connected to my display via thunderbolt at all times, i have no problem.
revenire macrumors member Original poster Mar 6, 2011 74 24 Feb 3, 2016 #3 I mean if it is not connected to one device is it okay to leave plugged into the other? Does that make sense? Thx.
I mean if it is not connected to one device is it okay to leave plugged into the other? Does that make sense? Thx.
maflynn macrumors Broadwell May 3, 2009 75,185 45,621 Feb 4, 2016 #4 You mean just leave the cable plugged in on the computer but not on any device - yeah that's ok. I do that all the time with my iPhone cable.
You mean just leave the cable plugged in on the computer but not on any device - yeah that's ok. I do that all the time with my iPhone cable.
revenire macrumors member Original poster Mar 6, 2011 74 24 Feb 4, 2016 #5 Yeah, that's what I meant. Thanks.
hfg macrumors 68040 Dec 1, 2006 3,621 312 Cedar Rapids, IA. USA Feb 4, 2016 #6 It should be fine just hanging there ... however, do not be alarmed that the connector will feel warm as the internal line-drivers are still powered up at the plugged-in connection.
It should be fine just hanging there ... however, do not be alarmed that the connector will feel warm as the internal line-drivers are still powered up at the plugged-in connection.