Is this compatible with Mac OS?
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I used it with Mac OS (until I got a new Macbook Pro with USB 3.0 built in), so the answer is "yes." However, be aware that you'll need to find and install open-source drivers for the chipset on this card -- it won't work out of the box. If you don't feel comfortable doing a little bit of hacking to install the drivers, then you will not find it to be compatible with Mac OS.
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Not anymore, as far as I can tell. It also slides out the slot very easily so that you lose your USB connections. Not worth it in my opinion, I don't even use mine anymore.
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I used the Generic driver available at tinyurl dot com slash lz4jyfk and the instructions at tinyurl dot com slash mf66c23 on a MacBookPro4,1 machine running Mavericks. My process was:1. Download the Generic drivers above2. Install as directed, I used Terminal as I'm very comfortable with it3. Run the permission and owner/group changes4. Shut down machine5. Installed card6. Plugged in USB 3.0 external drive7. Powered on the computerIt booted up just fine, and the external disk showed right up. The computer saw the drive as a USB 3.0 drive. Haven't had a chance to stress test the speeds yet though. I used the Generic driver available at tinyurl dot com slash lz4jyfk and the instructions at tinyurl dot com slash mf66c23 on a MacBookPro4,1 machine running Mavericks. My process was:1. Download the Generic drivers above2. Install as directed, I used Terminal as I'm very comfortable with it3. Run the permission and owner/group changes4. Shut down machine5. Installed card6. Plugged in USB 3.0 external drive7. Powered on the computerIt booted up just fine, and the external disk showed right up. The computer saw the drive... » Read More I used the Generic driver available at tinyurl dot com slash lz4jyfk and the instructions at tinyurl dot com slash mf66c23 on a MacBookPro4,1 machine running Mavericks. My process was:1. Download the Generic drivers above2. Install as directed, I used Terminal as I'm very comfortable with it3. Run the permission and owner/group changes4. Shut down machine5. Installed card6. Plugged in USB 3.0 external drive7. Powered on the computerIt booted up just fine, and the external disk showed right up. The computer saw the drive as a USB 3.0 drive. Haven't had a chance to stress test the speeds yet though. « Show Less
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No. Some claim to have success with various work-arounds,but I cannot get it to work reliably.4 Port USB 3.0 HUB to ExpressCard Express Card 34 34mm Adapter Converter 5.0Gbps FL1100 Chipset4 Port USB 3.0 HUB to ExpressCard Express Card 34 34mm Adapter Converter 5.0Gbps FL1100 ChipsetDoes work, even with Maverick since support for the chipset is built in to the OS.I like the slim fit of this one, but I can't recommend it.
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I assume it's compatible with either PC or MAC...however, I sent mine back because it didn't perform as advertised.
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It doesn't work with Mac OS. It's only compatible with the following Operating Systems:Windows 98SE, 2000, Me, or XP
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It is a windows designed software, so if your Mac is running windows it will work.
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Yes it will work with the Mac OS, and allow for any updates to be install. It general work on both PC and Mac.
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I have a Mac but I am sure it is compatible. You can check on the HP site. They have all the information on it.
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Yes! Mac anything compatible really. It just works via a wireless USB input (found inside the mouse) that the system recognizes immediately.
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I have not had to use it with a Mac. But from what I've read it should be compatible
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It is fully compatible with my Mac! Took it out of the box, plugged it it and burnt a dvd. No software, no complaints so far. OS X 10.8.2 2.44 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 8 gb ram
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Hi. The Software is not Mac compatible but if you are using this unit as access control you can perfectly program all the features via the keypad.Janio
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I have only used it on a windows machine and checked the packaging and there is no mention of being mac compatible
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It doesn't work with Mac OS. It's only compatible with the following Operating Systems: Windows 98SE, 2000, Me, or XP
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Yes Sir, it is. It comes with software, but I don't believe it's Mac compatible, which is what I have. I didn't need it.
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This is compatible with Mac. It will read the drive from iMac. There is not included Mac Software however. But it works fine at the hardware level.
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According to system requirements it works on Mac os x 10.4.10-10.6 G3, G4, G5. I hope this information is helpful.KC
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Yes, it is compatible. The scanning software will not scan directly to the MAC, however you can set it up to scan to different email addresses which will alleviate this issue.
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I can't really help, as my systems are all PC based. The manual tells me this is Mac compatible up to 10.9. Try reviewing the specification on WWW.startech.com. hope this helps.