#Mac pro 2013 graphics card assingment update#
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#Mac pro 2013 graphics card assingment software#
#Mac pro 2013 graphics card assingment windows#

Boxcryptor (for encrypting sensitive information that I store in Google Drive).

Google Drive (for synchronizing my main file storage across all devices).

Evernote (for sharing of notes and travel documents across all devices).

MobaXTerm (for all my terminal/ssh needs to connect to Linux boxes, Raspberry Pis, etc.).

Altova MissionKit (mostly XMLSpy, MapForce, DatabaseSpy, and DiffDog).

Altova MobileTogether (for developing mobile apps on all platforms).

Sublime Text 3 (my go-to programmerвЂ™s text editor for development purposes).

Microsoft Office 365 (mostly Outlook, Word, and Excel).

Adobe Creative Cloud (mostly Lightroom, Photoshop, and Illustrator).

#Mac pro 2013 graphics card assingment software#

In terms of software that I actually use all the time, the list is fairly concise: The bottom-line is that I found I hadnвЂ™t been using any MacOS-specific apps for a long timeвЂ¦ For photos I had been using Lightroom instead of iPhoto for many years already, so I wasnвЂ™t tied into the iCloud/iPhoto platform. So I ended up mostly using my browser of choice (Chrome) to access my personal email and calendar, and using Remote Desktop to my office machine for working with my office email/calendar/contacts. Since I wasnвЂ™t using AppleвЂ™s own iCloud offering as a sole repository, the integrated MacOS apps just didnвЂ™t play well with either my office email system on an Exchange server or with my personal email on Google Apps (i.e., GMail, calendar, and contacts on own personal domain). At the same time, the UI design got cutesier and more candy-colored - but that didnвЂ™t translate to any productivity increase for me. And what I noticed over the past few years is that the built-in software for Mail and Calendar and Contacts in MacOS X got less useful with every iteration of the operating system from Mountain Lion (10.8) to Mavericks (10.9) to Yosemite (10.10).

#Mac pro 2013 graphics card assingment windows#

For work I used mostly Windows machines and at home it was mostly Macs. IвЂ™ve been using both Windows and MacOS devices essentially in parallel for the last 15+ years.

#Mac pro 2013 graphics card assingment windows 10#

You may ask why anybody would want to convert a MacBook Pro into a Windows 10 laptop in the first place. IвЂ™m very happy with the result and this is now going to be my main laptop for all my business trips (and vacations) going forward. In fact, startup times, as well as time to wake from sleep, are slightly better than under MacOS, and all of the software, including Office, Adobe Creative Suite, etc., appears to perform better as well. The process was surprisingly straight-forward, and the machine runs extremely well with all hardware features fully supported, including the high-resolution screen (вЂњRetina displayвЂќ), integrated camera (вЂњiSightвЂќ), WiFi, Bluetooth, and all external ports. Please help! Haha, my whole set up revolves around my thunderbolt device.With the recent release of Windows 10, I embarked on a fun weekend project to convert my old MacBook Pro laptop (late 2013 model) into a new Windows 10 laptop. Should I just restore the BIOS to 3007 and restore thunderbolt software to the previous version I had also? Please click the 'cancel' button to finish the tool.' The Thunderbolt controller(s) is now powered.ДЇailed to load Thunderbolt(TM) controllers through WMI. 'Forcing power to the Thunderbolt controller(s). TB software installed fine, the firmware won't however, it tells me this.

#Mac pro 2013 graphics card assingment update#

I have tried updating the intel thunderbolt software with the latest version on ASUS website (17.2.71.) and also tried to update the TB firmware to the latest available (1.0.0.15). It is getting power as I plugged my phone into the port via USB and was able to get a charge, but my computer didn't register the phone either. It worked fine before BIOS update, and after, no register. Unfortunately, now my computer no longer registers my thunderbolt! I have an ASUS thunderboltEX 3. I did this because I kept running into issues with Windows 10 and though maybe it would help. Hey guys! So I have stumbled upon this post as this morning, I decided to update my BIOS for my ASUS Z170 Deluxe from version 3007 to the latest (3703). Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide