I have a Windows 17.3 "screen 8.1 laptop &amp; a 20" iMac Desktop. Is the EQ7 disk compatible with both, or do I have to choose one or the other.
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You will need to choose. There are 2 versions, one for Windows and one for Mac.
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Not sure what an Emac is. I had a Mac mini that it was compatible with. Usually, in my experience, macs are compatible with other Mac products. I am almost positive it would be fine with a 2010 iMac. The Emac: not sure, but maybe you can google the question or ask apple themselves? Remember though. No camera or speakers. I loved the screen though. I have never had a compatibility issue between macs...although I have had to download extra stuff to help them talk, in the case of my old Mac that was PRE-OSX. My seller included an extra cable that I didn't even need. I bought this screen on the premise that macs are compatible with other macs....and I was right, for my part.
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Absolutely. I installed Windows 7 on a late 2009 iMac via boot camp. I am running Mountain Lion OS on my Mac by the way. Also, my Mac has a 2.66 ghz processor and 8 GB of RAM. Windows 7 runs flawlessly, buttery smooth and lightning fast. You will love it. My only regret is I should have made the partition larger. I only devoted 80 GB to Windows, I wish i had devoted 200 GB of my 1 terabyte drive. Also, when you get to the point of formatting the drive during installation when Windows starts, choose ADVANCED and format the partition in the NTSB format. Windows will only run in this format, NOT the default FAT format that boot camp creates. Absolutely. I installed Windows 7 on a late 2009 iMac via boot camp. I am running Mountain Lion OS on my Mac by the way. Also, my Mac has a 2.66 ghz processor and 8 GB of RAM. Windows 7 runs flawlessly, buttery smooth and lightning fast. You will love it. My only regret is I should have made the partition larger. I only devoted 80 GB to Windows, I wish i had devoted 200 GB of my 1 terabyte drive. Also, when you get to the point of formatting the drive during installation when Windows starts, choose ADVANCED and format the partition in the NTSB format. Windows will only run in this format,... » Read More Absolutely. I installed Windows 7 on a late 2009 iMac via boot camp. I am running Mountain Lion OS on my Mac by the way. Also, my Mac has a 2.66 ghz processor and 8 GB of RAM. Windows 7 runs flawlessly, buttery smooth and lightning fast. You will love it. My only regret is I should have made the partition larger. I only devoted 80 GB to Windows, I wish i had devoted 200 GB of my 1 terabyte drive. Also, when you get to the point of formatting the drive during installation when Windows starts, choose ADVANCED and format the partition in the NTSB format. Windows will only run in this format, NOT the default FAT format that boot camp creates. « Show Less
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I really don't know how an IMac works with this product, I have a hp and the product works fantastic for me!
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Unfortunately, I can't help you as I own an iMac and not a Windows 8 device. FYI...it shows as a 'removable disk', for what it's worth, on my Mac.
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Unfortunately, I can't answer this as I have no experience with Mac's. The instructions only discuss how to install with these versions of Windows: 98, ME, 2000 & XP. I happen to have Windows 7 as my OS, and it works just fine, however I don't know what OS Mac's use. If Windows, then you will probably be ok, if another, then I would not waste time or money, because returning the item does not look very easy. Wish I could help more!
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Since I ordered this for a friend I cannot say. Anyway I have an iMac not a PC, they are different.
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There are some HD's out there now that can run both Mac and PC platforms but they have to be partitioned for each platform. I want to say Click Free has one like this now. The best thing is to inquire with the manufacture before purchasing one. Or have one for your PC and one for your Mac.
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I have an iMac and it works well with "Dragon". I did have to go through the set-up procedures; that was easy.
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The product ships with a disk containing the drivers I needed. However, I use a PC. Everything, including multiscreen functions, worked flawlessly and I believe that additional drivers were available for Mac users. (I don't have the disk to check at my current location.) Sorry I can't be more specific about your OS.
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The software works with Windows XP, 7 and 8. It does not work natively with a Mac. If you use Parallels or another VM software on your Mac, it will work fine. I am running an iMac with OS 10.10.x and Windows 7 Pro 64-bit in Parallels. The software works fine. It is a little clunky, and you will definitely want to export to Excel if you want to do any manipulation of the data.
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Apple computers come with a program called Boot Camp that will help you install compatible Windows software. There are also commercial software that will run Windows on the iMac. Just do a google search for Boot Camp on iMac then purchase my iMac :)
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I am using a 4yr old iMac with OS10.9.3 and used Disk Utility to format the Buffalo to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) as soon as I received it so I did not try to use it in the native pc format. I am connected directly from a USB port on the rear of the iMac and everything appears to be great with no problems with any operation. Very pleased with this HD.
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Good Question, I'm not a Gamer, but I do have a 21.5" iMac and a 22" Screen on one side (short side) and I use the other side as my handwriting and paperwork space.The desk is very sturdy. I'm pretty sure it can hold the 3 monitors. The full tower gaming PC shouldn't be an issue, notice it does have a rolling tower caddy in the middle, (I use this as my subwoofer stand). Th caddy is large and ample and can probably accommodate your tower. There is space, unless your tower is 50 lbs or more, I'm sure it can hold all your requesting. The accessories you mention, I'm not sure what you mean, but in any case, I'm very pleased with this desk. Took me 3 hours to build. Good luck. Good Question, I'm not a Gamer, but I do have a 21.5" iMac and a 22" Screen on one side (short side) and I use the other side as my handwriting and paperwork space.The desk is very sturdy. I'm pretty sure it can hold the 3 monitors. The full tower gaming PC shouldn't be an issue, notice it does have a rolling tower caddy in the middle, (I use this as my subwoofer stand). Th caddy is large and ample and can probably accommodate your tower. There is space, unless your tower is 50 lbs or more, I'm sure it can hold all your requesting. The accessories you mention, I'm not sure... » Read More Good Question, I'm not a Gamer, but I do have a 21.5" iMac and a 22" Screen on one side (short side) and I use the other side as my handwriting and paperwork space.The desk is very sturdy. I'm pretty sure it can hold the 3 monitors. The full tower gaming PC shouldn't be an issue, notice it does have a rolling tower caddy in the middle, (I use this as my subwoofer stand). Th caddy is large and ample and can probably accommodate your tower. There is space, unless your tower is 50 lbs or more, I'm sure it can hold all your requesting. The accessories you mention, I'm not sure what you mean, but in any case, I'm very pleased with this desk. Took me 3 hours to build. Good luck. « Show Less
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I used 2.0. I have Snow leopard IMAC 21" (from about 2010) desk top.I Had great... easy hook up and worked for quite awhile with no problems then stopped backing up and could not re set it after several tries.
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Thanks Rando213. I have an iMac too, running Windows 7 through Bootcamp. I was just wondering if anyone in my situation was having trouble using this keyboard while running windows on their iMac, because I saw another comment where the person said she couldn't get the keyboard to work when Bootcamping Bill G's POS OS. Anyways, thanks for responding!
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I couldn't tell you, I don't use pc I'm a mac guy. I worked in my Power Mac, but I now have an iMac and it won't work w/ new OS. Sorry I couldn't help more but I had mine before USB 3.0 became a reality.