Will it work between a Win 7 Home and Mac iMini under OSX Mavericks?
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I'm not familiar with Macs, this is just a switch to share one monitor with two computers, I used it with a windows XP and a Windows 8.1, two very different OS, and I had no problem switching back and forth between the two, sometimes I would have to totally turn off Windows XP, to go to windows 8(it would keep the XP resolution when going to windows 8), but not the other way around, I don't use it anymore since XP os are obsolete. So I believe it works on your set up, a friend of mine runs his IOS(remotely), on a monitor that's connected to a Windows7 with no problem.
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Sorry, I don't know anything about windows, I'm an Apple user and it works fine with the mac.
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I'm using it on windows 7 at work, I have a macbook in home but I haven't prove it on mac, just W7, sorry. I think it should work fine on w8, but I'm not sure
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I can't imagine it would not be. We used it With windows, no problem. It's a simple device and Mac should have the software and drivers auto installed.
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No idea. It's reasonably well behaved software so it might work in an whatever Windows compatibility box you might be able to scrounge up under the various Mac OS issues.
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I'm sure it can if you can have a separate install of Windows 7 on your MacBook harddrive. http://support.apple.com/en-us/ht3986I have a friend of mine who has a Macbook who sim races with iRacing and uses a separate install of Win7 on his MacBook.
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Hi Bridget,I use mine with WindowsXP. It does not specify which OS it works with except to state the software supplied is not usable with MAC. There is an email for support, Support@aluratek.com and a phone 1-866-580-1978. I would call them or email first to be sure. It was easy to install and use. The connecting information supplied was clear and concise.
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I have an iMac running Snow Leopard and it works great. Highly recommend it. Sorry, no knowledge of functionality with any Windows operating system.
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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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AFAIK, as long as you are using a video card with the appropriate output cord (HDMI, etc.) I believe that it will work just fine. I am sure someone will correct me if I am wrong, but I have a friend with the same monitor that is dual-booting OSX & Win7 using a Nvidia card with no probs.
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I have only used this device with Windows based PCs. I've looked to see if there is any support for Mac OSX, but can't find anything. It may work, but honestly, you might be better off looking for a different product.
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The unit itself is USB and will work with any USB enabled device. You will need drivers and a program which will allow you to use it. Take a look at Measurement Computing website www.mccdaq.com to see if they have anything for Mac. You can also search for third party implementation. If everything else fails then Parallels, or Boot Camp may be the solution as it will allow you to run Windows on Mac.
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I havevno experience with OS X, but with Windows 8 should work fine, just remember to plug the usb to the monitor
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Not sure about win7. I gave up and went MacOsX. And it works like a charm. No hitches. Install software/drivers and you have a choice of FireWire/thunderbolt. I like it a lot
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i think but you're going to need a virtual machine installed with windows installed because i don't think there's drivers for mac osx.
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sorry, i really dont know. i use mac osx 10.6.8. from what i've read on it you can get drivers/format it for windows, but i'm not sure which.
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I don't think so, it seems to be a windows version. I installed this one on my early 2008 mac pro and it worked perfectly but I think it need Mountain Lion or Mavericks. Those OS's have drivers built in of which OSX 10.7 doesn't. This is the one I got and it work great http://www.amazon.com/Inateck-Superspeed-Ports-PCI-E-Expansion/dp/B00B6ZCNGM/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_i