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Ventura beta 7-9 USB-C to HDMI/DP issue

OpenSource03

OpenSource03

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May 25, 2022
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Hi everyone!

I just installed Ventura Beta 7 on my M1 Max Mac Studio and my second display has just gone off. It’s connected through thunderbolt USB-C dongle and it’s no longer being recognised.

Any1 else experiencing the same issue?
 
I had to roll it back to PB4 to get the USB-C to HDMI working again.
 
After Beta 7 install, when I plug in my external monitor (LG UltraWide 49") both displays go completely garbled, can't do anything, unplug the external display then my main display works again...
 
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Quite amazing that they are having such issues this late in development... Ventura should be ready next month...
 
Having the same issue over here, HDMI works fine but USB-C isn't working for video only charging, last version 8 at least fixed the autofill issue with safari
 
I've been missing my second monitor on my mini since 13.0 Beta (22A5342f) - I've been using a usb-c to dvi cable since the M1 Mini came out I've changed cables and switched monitors between computers, still nothing. I was hoping the new beta (22A5352e) would fix things, but alas. Some people suggested it was the new USB restricted mode, but I haven't been able to find the setting on my Mac.

It's been a while since my second monitor was recognized. anyone found a solution yet?
 
Modhrán37 said:
I've been missing my second monitor on my mini since 13.0 Beta (22A5342f) - I've been using a usb-c to dvi cable since the M1 Mini came out I've changed cables and switched monitors between computers, still nothing. I was hoping the new beta (22A5352e) would fix things, but alas. Some people suggested it was the new USB restricted mode, but I haven't been able to find the setting on my Mac.

It's been a while since my second monitor was recognized. anyone found a solution yet?
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No solution as of now. I just hope it's not one of their new tricks to make us buy displays exclusively from them...
 
Mine was working accordingly until today that I have installed the (Beta8) version
 
Just checked the System Hardware report and it looks like the Mac is recognizing that there's a monitor plugged in, but not really detecting the monitor.

Weird stuff.

USB 3.1 Bus:
Host Controller Driver: AppleT8103USBXHCI
USB C Video Adaptor :
Product ID: 0x9311
Vendor ID: 0x25a4
Version: 2.01
Serial Number: 000000000001
Speed: Up to 12 Mb/s
Manufacturer: USB C
Location ID: 0x00100000 / 1
Current Available (mA): 500
Current Required (mA): 0
Extra Operating Current (mA): 0
 
Yes it is detecting and Charging my MacBook Pro 16, is not passing through video ..!!
 
Is that a joke, how can they tolerate such a bug for their beta testers? It is very frustrating? How could I leave the beta test program?
 
ntfr said:
Is that a joke, how can they tolerate such a bug for their beta testers? It is very frustrating? How could I leave the beta test program?
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Full reinstall
toolazytoreapminds said:
Just updated to beta 9. The issue still persists. Don't know why this is taking apple a long time to fix
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This is literally amazing... Wtf is happening... I mean I can understand that this happened, but why in the world does it take them so long to release a fix? They only care about studio displays it seems...
 
OpenSource03 said:
Full reinstall

This is literally amazing... Wtf is happening... I mean I can understand that this happened, but why in the world does it take them so long to release a fix? They only care about studio displays it seems...
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toolazytoreapminds said:
Just updated to beta 9. The issue still persists. Don't know why this is taking apple a long time to fix
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Maybe apple wants you to buy their own brand
 
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