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Both will constantly "blink" or "flicker" on and off

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I have the same problem - I have 3 available old Cinema Displays, 2 available power supplies. Tried them all, and combos - none changed the issue at all.
Plugging them into a 2017 MacBook Pro with a Startech USB-C to DVI adapter.
Have switched out power bricks, displays (and associated cables since they're part of the display). I only have the one DVI adapter though.
Both will constantly "blink" or "flicker" on and off, at something like 2Hz (black then displays desktop then black & repeat).
Two of the two displays will show solid for 7 sec, then the display adjusts (all my windows shift by ~1 inch - maybe setting some resolution?) then starts the flickering.
Changing the resolution to "Scaled" in the SysPrefs/Displays panel doesn't appear to help either; flicker rate stays exactly the same, but resolution does change.
Here's a video of the issue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mm6gPD5Zzxt14LaTrPaVHTzD4M9J0FXF/view?usp=sharing
[video|3978]
Any suggetstions to bring the displays back to life would be appreciated!
***++Models:++***
Laptop: MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)
-Displays: Cinema Displays, model A1081, 2005 (three of these)
+Displays: ***Cinema Displays, model A1081***, 2005 (three of these)
Power bricks for Cinema display, 65W: model A1096, 2005 (two of these)
USB-C to DVI adapter: Startech CDP2DVI (2022)

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Apple Cinema HD Display

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Both will constantly "blink" or "flicker" on and off

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

I have the same problem - I have 3 available old Cinema Displays, 2 available power supplies. Tried them all, and combos - none changed the issue at all.
Plugging them into a 2017 MacBook Pro with a Startech USB-C to DVI adapter.
Have switched out power bricks, displays (and associated cables since they're part of the display). I only have the one DVI adapter though.
Both will constantly "blink" or "flicker" on and off, at something like 2Hz (black then displays desktop then black & repeat).
Two of the two displays will show solid for 7 sec, then the display adjusts (all my windows shift by ~1 inch - maybe setting some resolution?) then starts the flickering.
Changing the resolution to "Scaled" in the SysPrefs/Displays panel doesn't appear to help either; flicker rate stays exactly the same, but resolution does change.
Here's a video of the issue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mm6gPD5Zzxt14LaTrPaVHTzD4M9J0FXF/view?usp=sharing
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+[video|3978]
Any suggetstions to bring the displays back to life would be appreciated!
***++Models:++***
Laptop: MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)
Displays: Cinema Displays, model A1081, 2005 (three of these)
Power bricks for Cinema display, 65W: model A1096, 2005 (two of these)
USB-C to DVI adapter: Startech CDP2DVI (2022)

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Apple Cinema HD Display

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+Both will constantly "blink" or "flicker" on and off

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I have the same problem - I have 3 available old Cinema Displays, 2 available power supplies.  Tried them all, and combos - none changed the issue at all.

Plugging them into a 2017  MacBook Pro with a Startech USB-C to DVI adapter.

Have switched out power bricks, displays (and associated cables since they're part of the display).  I only have the one DVI adapter though.

Both will constantly "blink" or "flicker" on and off, at something like 2Hz (black then displays desktop then black & repeat).

Two of the two displays will show solid for 7 sec, then the display adjusts (all my windows shift by ~1 inch - maybe setting some resolution?) then starts the flickering.

Changing the resolution to "Scaled" in  the SysPrefs/Displays panel doesn't appear to help either; flicker rate stays exactly the same, but resolution does change.

Here's a video of the issue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mm6gPD5Zzxt14LaTrPaVHTzD4M9J0FXF/view?usp=sharing

Any suggetstions to bring the displays back to life would be appreciated!

***++Models:++***

Laptop: MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)

Displays: Cinema Displays, model A1081, 2005 (three of these)

Power bricks for Cinema display, 65W: model A1096, 2005 (two of these)

USB-C to DVI adapter: Startech CDP2DVI (2022)

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Apple Cinema HD Display

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No Title (You should edit this question)

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I have the same problem - I have 3 available old Cinema Displays, 2 available power supplies.  Tried them all, and combos - none changed the issue at all.

Plugging them into a 2017  MacBook Pro with a Startech USB-C to DVI adapter.

Have switched out power bricks, displays (and associated cables since they're part of the display).  I only have the one DVI adapter though.

Both will constantly "blink" or "flicker" on and off, at something like 2Hz (black then displays desktop then black & repeat).

Two of the two displays will show solid for 7 sec, then the display adjusts (all my windows shift by ~1 inch - maybe setting some resolution?) then starts the flickering.

Changing the resolution to "Scaled" in  the SysPrefs/Displays panel doesn't appear to help either; flicker rate stays exactly the same, but resolution does change.

Here's a video of the issue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mm6gPD5Zzxt14LaTrPaVHTzD4M9J0FXF/view?usp=sharing

Any suggetstions to bring the displays back to life would be appreciated!

***++Models:++***

Laptop: MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)

Displays: Cinema Displays, model A1081, 2005 (three of these)

Power bricks for Cinema display, 65W: model A1096, 2005 (two of these)

USB-C to DVI adapter: Startech CDP2DVI (2022)

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Apple Cinema HD Display

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