Leglessmatt

Hi, Hope someone can help, really driving me a bit mad trying to figure out what's causing it! I have a MacBook Pro 13inch (2019 intel, last model before M1) connected to my Dell 32inch monitor via a USB-C to DisplayPort. All works fine for about four months, then the monitor decides not to wake from sleep unless I open the MacBook and pull out the display cable and plug it back in. The only fix I 'think' works, is to unplug all cables from the monitor and leave it for a few mins, then everything works again for three/four months... I've tried various laptops and cables, so I think the issue lies with the monitor. Has anyone heard of specific Dell vs MacBook issues, or MacBook USB-C > DisplayPort issues etc? The monitor is still under warranty so going down that path next. Cheers, Matt

Cheers for the ideas, will get the multimeter out and do some prodding #sizzlesizzle

Hi! hoping someone can prove I’m not being stupid…others have tried and failed I have a laptop linked to a Dell 32 inch monitor via a usbc to displayport cable (usbc on laptop end). I was receiving ‘no signal from displayport connection’ or similar recently. Tried various laptops/cables/etc. I think I’ve narrowed it down to the power supply to the monitor. If the monitor is plugged into a surge strip (six gang with all plugs used) the no signal error occurs - tried plugging it directly into the wall and it seeeeems to work fine. other sources connected to the HDMI socket on the monitor always work fine (power strip and/or directly into the wall). can displayport ports / monitors work like this? Surely if there was not enough power then the monitor just wouldn’t turn on? I’m guessing displayport uses ‘more power’ hence its not working when hdmi sources do…or does anyone think the monitor is possibly on its way out? cheers, Matt

We now have nearly 400 people Who have signed the petition! Any lefties out there, please sign so Logitech can see there is a need :) cheers, Matt

hi - ah good shout - seen that one, looks good but unable to install any software on the work laptop

Hi, Soooo, I have two laptops and a monitor; - 2019 macbook pro with USB-C/thundbolt ports - HP 'Elite' x2 (work, not by choice) with one USB3 and one USB-C (also for charging) - Dell 32inch Monitor 4k with x2 HDMI, x1 DP - usb mouse and keyboard Im trrrrying to get it so I only have to switch one cable for connecting laptop power/mouse/keyboard/monitor between the two laptops. My current setup is a USB-C dock from Anker with USB PD, connected to the monitor via HDMI. The issue I'm having is that the monitor only connects at 30hz, not 60 aand it's very noticable. I've tried the Anker USB-C that claims to be 4k 60hz compatible, but I can only get it run at 50 (no big issue)...but when I use a USB-C extension cable for switching between the laptops it drops to 30hz (I'm guessing signal is degrading over the 30cm extension). If I plug the USB-C dock into the macbook (for keyboard/mouse), then use a separate thunderbolt>HMDI for the monitor, the monitor is detected twice (once from the dock and once from the addional cable). Wondered if anyone has a better solution.... I should have probably gone with a USB-C monitor but that may have it's own drawbacks, 4k KVMs are expensive! Cheers! Matt

*crap should read *cramp, oops! tried it on many occasions and kept getting sharp pains. I have tried a few left handed mice though, in the UK at least, they seem to be upsright mice (i.e. tiled 90 degrees) or inferior in other ways (only having one connection option, not integrating with keyboards and requiring two usb ports etc etc...) Maybe 'fun' to see how many people end up signing it in a week. Cheers, Matt

ah yes! just been reading that one, thanks for the tip though (y)

Hi All, As a lefty (not by choice but I'm stuck with it), I'm rather miffed (in a tea drinking, British way) that the Logitech MX Master mouse only comes in a right handed version...so much so that I've had to settle with the smaller, ambidexterous, travel mouse. I've tried using my specia....right hand, but cannot seem to make it work; either getting cramp, or it just feeling 'weird'. I'm sure there are many others out there with the same life changing issue as me (legs aside)....therefore.... Please consider signing my petition here and hopefully Logitech the left handed version - simply its just a matter of making the parts in side out ? http://chng.it/nxdpZdTwKq thanks for reading, sorry if this sort of post is not allowed but I simply must have my perfect mouse, Matt

good tips guys - you call almost say...tech tips...>.< the drill comes out tomorrow. cheers, Matt

Hi All, I've just brought a sexy new 27inch Dell u2715h 1440p monitor, but would like to wall mount it rarther than use the stand. Has anyone ever considered using thick 3M double sided tape (or the foam pads) or anthing similar to hold a monitor to a wall as Im technically not allowed to drill into the wall for a vesa mount. Industrial strength velcro perhaps? Maybe Im mad. Cheers, Matt

found these - should do the job http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00CYJ82NM?redirect=true&ref_=s9_im_co_g21_i6

i own it but im just a weirdo ;-D

cheers! thinking that may strip the desk..will give it a go on the back that doesnt show.

cheeeeeers! he uses it, must be good >.<