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Hi guys!
So, I have an older mac, all is perfect but since I am not able to update it anymore, it's getting worse for my work. I don't want to spend few thousands for a new one.
I have Mac from mid 2010, High Sierra 10.13.6, 2,4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and would like to update it to any operation system between Mojave and Big Sur.
Is it anymore possible? Send help!
Thanks in advance :)
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.13
Is the specific computer Listed as Qualifying on either of the two links below ?
Answer - No
macOS Catalina 10.15 hardware requirements
Is the specific computer Listed as Qualifying on either of the two links below ?
Answer - No
macOS Catalina 10.15 hardware requirements
chemical_sister wrote:
Well in Mojave there is Mac Pro (Late 2013; Mid 2010 and Mid 2012 models...but still I can't update it anymore...
The supplied information in Original Posting " I have Mac from mid 2010, High Sierra "
Suggest the user Refine the true and accurate Category of the machine In question
If I read between the lines, that is not supported nor is it Technically Legal
chemical_sister wrote:
I know I can't do it trough apple...what I am looking foe is any other option (not buying a new one)
If I understand " between the lines " what is being asked for in not only not supported but Illegal too.
High Sierra is the latest version of macOS a 2010 Mac can run.
Well in Mojave there is Mac Pro (Late 2013; Mid 2010 and Mid 2012 models...but still I can't update it anymore...
chemical_sister wrote:
...but still I can't update it anymore...
Correct.
I know I can't do it trough apple...what I am looking foe is any other option (not buying a new one)
P. Phillips wrote:
Suggest the user Refine the true and accurate Category of the machine In question
It's in the user's signature.
chemical_sister wrote:
I know I can't do it trough apple...what I am looking foe is any other option (not buying a new one)
Trying to run anything higher on your Mac is unsupported.
How can I update older Mac
