#Switchresx sierra software

you might save yourself a which cable are you using? I don't know how this works with other resolutions but for 2560 x 1080, if you have displayport and are not super techie (as I am not).Ĭan even do 60Hz vs the reduced amount that was required to get SwitchResX working on High Sierra. I just copied to the systems folder like this: 'sudo cp DisplayYearManufacture-2015-DisplayWeekManufacture-1 /System/Library/Displays/Contents/Resources/Overrides/DisplayVendorID-1e6d'.Īfter that I renamed the file to match the product ID: 'DisplayProductID-59f1 '. Now you just need to restart the MacBook and choose the correct resolution (2560x1080) in SwitchResX. Hope it helps Sry, I'm beginner and bit stupidoo. Can you please write the whole code for the terminal? And I have problems with access right - I can't copy that file to the folder on mac. System/Library/Displays/Contents/Resources/Overrides/DisplayVendorID-1e6d/DisplayProductID-59f1 I think you don't need to make every steps I did. In case someone is having the same problem with Big Sur: Regarding the access right, you need to be super user to create this file.Īfter a restart you should be able to see the correct resolution (2560x1080) in SwitchResX. So you just have to add this mentioned file after mounting the drive using this step: You can not edit /System/Library/Displays/Contents/Resources/Overrides/DisplayVendorID-1e6d/DisplayProductID-59f1 since it's readonly.

#Switchresx sierra software

No need for additional software or SwitchResX as Mac Mini Mid 2010 supports via the display port 2560x1440. UGREEN Mini DisplayPort to HDMI+VGA Converter and reboot your computer.