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So is there a way to update my computer overall to a 64 or is my machine (MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012))going to be gradually more and more obsolete to the point of being unusable?
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You Mac, as all models for at least a dozen years, is 64 bit. The message you see warning of 32/64 bit compatibility is referring to a specific app on your Mac. If you decide to upgrade to Mac OS 10.15 or higher, that particular app(s) will no longer work.
You Mac, as all models for at least a dozen years, is 64 bit. The message you see warning of 32/64 bit compatibility is referring to a specific app on your Mac. If you decide to upgrade to Mac OS 10.15 or higher, that particular app(s) will no longer work.
Fredford wrote:
Thank you! The innerds and all their functions are not always real clear to me so this is helpful! Thanks for responding!
There are ways to maintain 32-bit compatibility with an external bootable drive. You can clone your current drive and then run it as an external boot volume whenever you need it.
Thank you! The innerds and all their functions are not always real clear to me so this is helpful! Thanks for responding!
You’re quite welcome.
Is there a way to update my computer overall to 64 bit?
