Does this work flawlessly with bootcamp also?
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It really shouldn't matter, regardless of your virtual machine, whether it's Bootcamp, Parallels, VMWare Fusion or some other. For me, I use VMWare Fusion and had zero "setup" to perform. I simply plugged in the dongle and the ethernet cable, and I was connected to the network immediately. Your performance may vary, if you have to setup your other USB connections - flash drive, power cable for your iPod/iPad/iPhone, etc. - in order to use them in your vm.
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I'm not sure what bootcamp is, I have not used that. On my Mac Air it works fine for regular Ethernet and Thunderbold
201238
I don't know if it works with Bootcamp or not, but it worked FLAWLESSLY otherwise.�
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I am using mine (240 GB) with ASUS M5A990FX Pro 2.0 and a FX-8350 and Win 7 64, no problems what so ever. Boots OS in 9 secs ready to use.
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I've been using it with an XP system, a windows 7 and a MacBook with Mountain Lion without any issues. Formatted with exFAT to have full access with all of them.
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I am not having any compatibility problems as far as I know. I have windows 8.
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Yes, it does work fine with Windows 8. I just updated to 8.1 and it again works great. It also shows up in my Bios as bootable.
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Yes it should, as long as you have 2 slots up and about 10 inches of space from the back of the machine available. However, the screen will be blank until the login screen (you can't change which drive you want to boot off of for example). It worked in my Mac Pro with boot camp and Windows, not sure what year but it looks exactly the same.
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Unfortunately this does not appear to be compatible with my Mac version, 10.9.5 Mavericks. If it doesn't work in the host I've found it simple can't run on the VMs either. Under Bootcamp however, I've found it runs fine. If you have windows installed on your mac and then install VMWare you have to do a small trick with Workstation 9 to get USB 3.0 support as the Mac Pro literally has no USB 2.0 ports. Once you do that the Alfa works like a dream. I use Kali pretty regularly in VM and have never once used it native. It'll also happily run on something like Elementary OS as well. If your Mac has USB 2.0 then I imagine it's even easier so long as your running Windows. Unfortunately this does not appear to be compatible with my Mac version, 10.9.5 Mavericks. If it doesn't work in the host I've found it simple can't run on the VMs either. Under Bootcamp however, I've found it runs fine. If you have windows installed on your mac and then install VMWare you have to do a small trick with Workstation 9 to get USB 3.0 support as the Mac Pro literally has no USB 2.0 ports. Once you do that the Alfa works like a dream. I use Kali pretty regularly in VM and have never once used it native. It'll also happily run on something like Elementary OS as well. If your Mac... » Read More Unfortunately this does not appear to be compatible with my Mac version, 10.9.5 Mavericks. If it doesn't work in the host I've found it simple can't run on the VMs either. Under Bootcamp however, I've found it runs fine. If you have windows installed on your mac and then install VMWare you have to do a small trick with Workstation 9 to get USB 3.0 support as the Mac Pro literally has no USB 2.0 ports. Once you do that the Alfa works like a dream. I use Kali pretty regularly in VM and have never once used it native. It'll also happily run on something like Elementary OS as well. If your Mac has USB 2.0 then I imagine it's even easier so long as your running Windows. « Show Less
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It doesn't make a difference if it's a Mac Mini or any other Mac. It has Snow Leopard with Boot Camp, and it has high enough specs, and it's a safe bet dual booting works fine.
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Yes it does, that's the operating system that I use it on. I have not had any problems.
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Yes it does. And I might add that it works perfectly on my ASUS board Windows 8 machine.
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You can by using either Parallels, VMware or Bootcamp. With Parallels and VMware, Windows applications can run alongside your Mac applications. With Bootcamp, you will have an actual dual booting laptop. I use VMware and occasionally Bootcamp. They both work great
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reading through forums it seems to work better on Mac, so yes it should work perfectly, just instal the drivers right
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Aleksei, it works perfectly fine with my win 7 based PC, No noice no problems with overheat, not sure ab. MAC nither if native for it.. definitely native for WIN )))
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nope, but I play from a boot camped imac through a thunderbolt drive. I even enabled the whole 60fps hack, it works fine but the system does get hot. Even by itself windows runs hotter on a boot camp set up than normal OS does.
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It worked with me. But i only used it to copy files off it to my win7/64 desktop. I did not run any programs
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Yes, it works quite well. I also run Windows 8.1 and haven't experienced any difficulties.
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Yes it should work just great. After you install, run the Apple hardware test (google to find out how) a couple of times to make sure you aren't getting any errors. That will take the better part of an hour for each run. If you pass OK, you should have no problems. If it doesn't pass, pop the modules back out and switch them in the slots and then repeat the tests. I also highly recommend that you be upgraded to 10.9 Mavericks. I used to get some rare kernel panics with this memory under 10.7 Lion, but after upgrading the OS they have disappeared completely. Then, if you haven't done it already, start shopping for a solid state drive. Since I added both to mine (late 2011 MPB) I couldn't wish for a faster more responsive system.