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PB DVI screws holes problem
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Mil Wau Kee
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Hey so for the first time today I tried the DVI port on my 15" PB and the port works fine but I can not screw the port into the computer. In other words, I can plug in the port but the little screws on the side of the adapter do not screw in the computer. Is this normal?
Thanks.
Tio Ed.
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Dedicated MacNNer
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Richmond, VA
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I have the same problem. Don't know if it's "normal" or not though.
Originally posted by jorgem4:
Hey so for the first time today I tried the DVI port on my 15" PB and the port works fine but I can not screw the port into the computer. In other words, I can plug in the port but the little screws on the side of the adapter do not screw in the computer. Is this normal?
Thanks.
Tio Ed.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Germany, ivory tow
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Same here, itīs normal. Just one of those few design flaws of the beautiful Titanium series PBīs (and...itīs more or less a flaw of the adaptor)
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Macintosh Quadra 950, Powermac 6100, iBook dual USB, Powerbook 667 DVI, Powerbook 867 DVI, MacBook Pro early 2011
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Clinically Insane
Join Date: Dec 2000
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Originally posted by euphras:
Same here, itīs normal. Just one of those few design flaws of the beautiful Titanium series PBīs (and...itīs more or less a flaw of the adaptor)
No. It's a design flaw of the Ti's port. The adapter has the standard design.
I have the same problem with my Ti and 3rd party DVI cables.
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