This solved my problem of connecting a VGA display to the Mac Mini and at the same time, it also solved the TeamViewer black (or white) screen problems. Once the VGA screen was set up with the thunderbolt-VGA adapter, the display could even be turned of and TeamViewer would still work, unlike in the case when using HDMI. The Teamviewer monitor driver has been installed. All I can say is that blanking out the remote screen of a Mac is not possible with TeamViewer at the moment. This is in as a feature request, but I am not able to promise that this will become a feature. However you can definitely blank out the remote screen of a Windows device from a Mac. Download carrot weather 1.1.

It's no secret that TeamViewer, the remote desktop client for Windows, Mac, and Linux, is popular in our neck of the woods. Https://www.twitch.tv/activate. It's free and easy to use, but sometimes remote access will feel awkward. How do i fix black screen with cursor appearing on mac OSX? Here is a senario of the issue Introduction. This is the fix for Macs that boot to a black screen but still have the cursor visible. This issue seems to intermittently occur when a Mac, running Mavericks (10.9), installs a software update that requires a restart.

Here is a senario of the issue

Introduction

This is the fix for Macs that boot to a black screen but still have the cursor visible. This issue seems to intermittently occur when a Mac, running Mavericks (10.9), installs a software update that requires a restart. People have mentioned that they've come in to find their Mac like this in the morning after leaving it on overnight, which would make sense as software updates install/reboot automatically.

Power the Mac down

Hold the power button for 10~ seconds until the Mac powers off.

Boot to Single User mode

Hold 'command (⌘) + S' while powering on the Mac until you see a black screen with white text, at which point you can release the keys.

Wait for the command prompt ( :/ root# ) before moving to the next step.

Run a disk check

Paying attention to spaces, type:

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/sbin/fsck -fy

Mount the file system as writeable

Paying attention to spaces, type:

/sbin/mount -uw /

Remove three files

Type these three commands, paying close attention to spacing, and hit return after each line:

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rm /Library/Preferences/loginwindow.plist
rm /private/var/db/.AppleUpgrade

The second one might return an error, it's ok if it doesn't find that file. Only a couple of the Macs I've encountered have required this to be removed as well

Reboot

Type this and hit return:

reboot

Re-configure the login window

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While this process DOES fix the issue at hand it also reverts the login window back to it's default state. Login as an admin, navigate to System Preference > Users & Groups > Login options and set the options to look like the attached image. Restart the Mac once you're finished.
Credits to https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/82502-mac-mac-boots-to-a-black-screen-with-cursor

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Other method
If you happen to have logmein installed on the computer and a LogMeIn Ignition account on your mobile you can use the file access feature to remove the three files listed above heading 'Remove Three Files' don't worry if the last file is not there. After you have removed them just forcefully power off the computer and start it back up and walla!