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If I´m interpreting frenguccio´s statements correct, he couldn´t use the Probook Installer, because he wasn´t able to install the OS prior. So he was starting with a fresh installation from zero. So it seems to me, he didn´t read the 1080p guide details, because otherwise he would have a DSDT...

What seems strange to me, is that your screen isn´t showing anything. When I did the screen replacement and restarted the machine the first time, I had a similar picture, but I saw the the text doubled and the mouse cursor was also doubled. Maybe you could try the DSDT method which I described...

I´m sorry, but I can´t provide that anymore. I sold my Probook last year and as far as I remember, I didn´t take photos of the procedure. Maybe someone can provide them?

Holy cow! I´ve been away for a while now, because i had absolutely no time. Sorry guys. I´ll update the thread with the new info.

Did you try it this way? 1) Download Mavericks from AppStore. 2) Download Unibeast. 3) Download Multibeast Mavericks Edition. 4) Build Mavericks USB-Key with Unibeast. (I had to do this on my real Macbook, because it didn´t work on my Hackintosh, because of an error. The following...

Did you boot from USB-Key or system drive?

I don´t think that these screens are complete crap compared to the original one, but if you do the exchange of the panel, why use something "normal" when you could use something "very good"? The AUO v4 is has been tested and has various benefits compared to other screens (viewing angle, color...

You don´t need a specific DSDT or something, since the Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H is working out of the box with OSX. CUDA driver: Here you go for the latest version: http://www.nvidia.com/object/macosx-cuda-5.0.45-driver.html

You could try to use Chameleon Wizard and edit the startup resolution to 1920x1080 pixel. Maybe this could do the trick.

Did you replace the connection cable? I´d try to check the cable.

Happy if the guide helped you!

Glad you´re happy with it :)

The seller stated the word "compatible". This always means that it is just similar screen of mostly cheaper quality and other brand. As some sellers don´t write the word "compatible" in the description I would always recommend to ask the seller before you buy the screen.

You could try disassembling and refitting the cable.

I think he used MS Paint or something similar and made a black background. When he´s moving the mouse slowly now he has some red shine after the cursor.

I will try this with my Probook when I´m back home and tell you if it happens on mine too.

That´s interesting. My ProBook saw Windows only once and I didn´t check the display text string. Seems that the Lenovo Thinkpad W520 has this display if you purchase the 1080p version. http://thinkwiki.de/W520

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Glad that the guide it could help you :) I just put the infos together, the heroes of this are the guys mentioned in first post :clap:

Nice! Thanks for the info!