For various insane reasons I have both a Mac and a Windows 7 P.C. Will I be able to switch between the two machines with this?
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I don not remember very well, I think that is not possible, but go to Logitech Site and you will find this information.
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Yes, but only 1 at a time obviously :)If either is a desktop, this isn't the solution you need for it. This mouse is meant to be extremely portable, not comfortable. There are much better, cheaper mice if you don't need the portability.
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Yes there is a toggle switch on the bottom to program 2 different Bluetooth settings into, it will work with Mac and PC.
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I have PC's only. I believe you will have no problems using this mouse on both PC and Mac because you will be connecting through the mouse different channels.
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Yes. I paired it on "1" with my Macbook. I flipped the switch on the bottom of the mouse to "2" and paired it with my Windows 7 laptop with no additional software. I was able to flip back and forth at will with about a 5-10 second delay for the mouse to figure out what I was doing. I haven't installed any additional software on either computer and I seem to have full functionality on both.
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Hello, not that I am aware of, there is one model for windows and other for mac. ;)
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Yes, it will work. However, you must use the windows key as the command/apple key (it's also in a different spot than you are used to on your mac). Get the mac version if you can't get over this.
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It does not matter which operating system you use. It is compatible with both Mac and Windows.
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I don't have a mac, but I don't see why not. I'm on Windows 7 and I am running 5 monitors (laptop, HDMI, VGA, and 2 AOC monitors) from my Alienware...
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My recommendation would be to get the Windows version and leave it as a single NTFS partition. Just load the included utility on your Mac so that it will read/write to an NTFS disc and use the single large partition for both platforms. Makes it easy to share files cross-platform that way.
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when i bought mine i was using Windows 7 and it worked just fine. Now im using Windows 8 and also Works ok. I wouldnt know about mac. Cheers
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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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Since Mac and PC are different file structures and associations its not straight forward.you can go from PC(windows) to a Mac(running windows) or a Mac(windows programs) to a PC(windows).Anything else you'd need a 3rd party translation program. I don't know of any that are 100%.Even basic files like word documents don't always transfer properly from Mac to PC unless both do windows.
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Since Mac and PC are different file structures and associations its not straight forward. you can go from PC(windows) to a Mac(running windows) or a Mac(windows programs) to a PC(windows). Anything else you'd need a 3rd party translation program. I don't know of any that are 100%. Even basic files like word documents don't always transfer properly from Mac to PC unless both do windows.
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No. You can't swap out the graphics card from your Mac model. Get a Windows PC if you want to actually control what goes in your system... better yet, build one.
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It is not compatible. I checked the back of the box and it specifies Windows, and says nothing about Mac.
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sorry I don't have a Mac so i really don't know, I have a HP and u can on it.
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Hey, it's me again. I just went to there site and everything I saw said Mac compatible in the description, even though the Clickfree brand drives say "Multi-PC", I think one has to take the "PC" as a broad definition for any "personal computer", not just a windows. I still don't know if one can back up a Mac and a Windows computer on the same drive. The developers are REALLY bright from what I read in an article so I wouldn't be suprised! Just wanted to do some more research for you, but I still encourage you to go to there site as it is early in the morning and I'm getting ready for work... Cheers! Hey, it's me again. I just went to there site and everything I saw said Mac compatible in the description, even though the Clickfree brand drives say "Multi-PC", I think one has to take the "PC" as a broad definition for any "personal computer", not just a windows. I still don't know if one can back up a Mac and a Windows computer on the same drive. The developers are REALLY bright from what I read in an article so I wouldn't be suprised! Just wanted to do some more research for you, but I still encourage you to go to there site as it is early in the morning... » Read More Hey, it's me again. I just went to there site and everything I saw said Mac compatible in the description, even though the Clickfree brand drives say "Multi-PC", I think one has to take the "PC" as a broad definition for any "personal computer", not just a windows. I still don't know if one can back up a Mac and a Windows computer on the same drive. The developers are REALLY bright from what I read in an article so I wouldn't be suprised! Just wanted to do some more research for you, but I still encourage you to go to there site as it is early in the morning and I'm getting ready for work... Cheers! « Show Less
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Yes! You can install windows with the aid of other softwares such as Parallels in which case you can switch between Mac apps and windows programmes without rebooting your Mac. Your Mac also comes with boot camp assistant which also enables you to install windows with the exception that you have to reboot you Mac each time you want to switch to windows. Hope this helps!
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Yes the machine software is cross platform and will work on Mac and Windows. I use on laptop with Mac and desktop with windowa
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I have the same setup as you. Mac at home and PC at work. We use them on both systems.
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No. You can't swap out the graphics card from your Mac model.Get a Windows PC if you want to actually control what goes in your system... better yet, build one.