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Another information technology problemo in the world order. This time I received the following request from a customer.

The OS X Mavericks 10.9.5 update is recommended for all Mavericks users. It improves the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac. This update:. Improves the reliability of VPN connections that use USB smart cards for authentication. Improves the reliability of accessing files located on an SMB server. The odd thing is 10.9 and 10.91 work fast and smooth in my 2009 Mac Pro. On my 2 month old i7 Mini 10.91 works but is too buggy (really slow startups & Mail hangs) I'm restoring 10.9 from Time machine at this very moment. 10.9 only suffered the FW issue for me but after many PRAM resets, reinstalls, permissions repairs I'm tossing in the towel.

I need to update my computer from a 10.9.5 to a minimum of a 10.10, how can I do that without losing my files?

This individual had a Macbook professional computer with Macintosh Mavericks operating sytstem installed. They were trying to connect their new printer, a Canon TS5100 to their Macintosh computer. This install would not get past the set up stage, after loading the Canon installation CD-ROM.

Canon recommended upgrading MAC OS 10.9.5 Mavericks to at least MAC OS X 10.10 Yosemite. Below is my response with some instructions. Usually, upgrading your MAC OS does not affect your personal files. However, you can back your data manually to an external hard drive or Universal Serial Bus flash drive.

Also, you can create an Apple Macintosh time machine backup of your computer. You can upgrade your Macintosh computer with operating system 10.9.5 Mavericks by going into the Apple Store. You will need to download Yosemite from the Apple store.

Once that download finishes, you will be prompted to install or need to double click the download. You will need your Apple IDentification password in order to enter the Apple store. Also, you will need your Macintosh computer operating system administrator password.

Without either your Apple IDentification password or your Apple Macintosh password, you will be fucked. You may have to upgrade to MAC OS 10.11 El Capitan operating system or MAC OS 10.13 High Sierra operating system instead. You will want follow the same steps.

Once you enter in your correct Macintosh computer operating system administrator password, you will continue on with the prompts. You will choose the destination hard drive. Finally, you will click on “Restart”.

Your Macintosh will reboot and upgrade from MAC OS 10.9.5 to MAC OS X 10.10. Congratulations, you have upgraded the operating system on your Macintosh computer. If you are having problems finding OS 10.10 Yosemite operating system, there is a search tool within the Apple Store, in the upper right hand corner.

You just type in MAC OS Yosemite or MAC OS 10.10 and hit your enter key. If you cannot find a download for Apple Yosemite operating system, then search for El Capitan 10.11 or High Sierra 10.13 instead. Once you successfully upgrade your Macintosh computer to a newer operating system, then you will be able to reinstall that operating system upgrade via the Apple Store.

Click on the “Purchases” tab in the Apple Store and any operating system you downloaded and installed should be listed. You would just click on “Download” and follow the prompts to install that Macintosh operating system again.

MAC OS X 10.10 – Upgrade From 10.9.5 Instructions Video Transcript

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Oh traveler putter Toa SDS our own cone

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Enoch appears calm in this video I’m

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going to discuss upgrading from Mac OS

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10.9 dot 5 which is known as Mavericks

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to Mac OS 10 dot 10 which is known as

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Yosemite so I had a customer that

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requested help with upgrading because of

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a printer issue they were installing a

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new printer so I’ll cut to the chase and

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I will read verbatim their request I

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need to update my computer from a 10.9

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dot 5 which is known as Mavericks to a

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minimum of a 10.10 which is Yosemite how

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can I do that without losing my files it

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turned out that they had a MacBook

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professional that had Mavericks

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installed and when they tried to hook up

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a brand new Canon TS 5100 printer it

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probably aired out and told them that

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they needed to you know upgrade their

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Mac to the newer version or Amaya

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they didn’t give me the exact message or

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air whatnot but I’m thinking it either

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warned that they needed upgrade to a

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newer version of Mac or there it was a

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message saying you got to upgrade to at

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least 10.10 which is Yosemite so here’s

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the instructions it’s pretty pretty easy

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actually upgrading Macintosh operating

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systems to me are pretty easy when

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comparing to upgrading Windows operating

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system Linux plan 9 UNIX pretty easy

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what you do is you’re going to have to

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have two pieces of information you’re

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going to have to have your Apple ID

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password and your Mac administrator

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password if you do not have either one

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you’re fucked unless you can borrow

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somebody’s Apple ID and their password

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and I’m not gonna digress and talk about

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how you might be able to blank your

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password or reset your password on a Mac

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because it is based upon UNIX BSD I’m

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not going to talk about that in this

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video

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showing you quick instructions on how to

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upgrade your Mac operating system now

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you could use these as basis points for

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upgrading from pretty much any version

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of Mac to any other version but let’s

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just stick to Mavericks to Yosemite so

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you would open the Apple Store which

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there’s a a it’s like it’s the shape of

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the letter A down in the dock with a

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halo will click on the Apple Store get

10.8.5 Upgrade To 10.9

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into the Apple Store you’re going to

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need to log in to the Apple Store with

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your Apple ID because Apple requires

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that you use an Apple ID in order to

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update your Macintosh and also upgrade

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the operating system so every time you

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go from like 10.9 to 10.10 that’s

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technically an operating system upgrade

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and it’s a pretty major upgrade once

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you’re logged in to the Apple Store

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there’s different ways that you can find

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an upgrade sometimes on the feature tab

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which i think by default Apple Store

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opens the featured tab and there’ll be a

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banner and it’ll advertise free right

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now they sometimes advertise High Sierra

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as a free upgrade you’ll just click on a

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free upgrade or download now or whatever

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if you cannot find in this case Yosemite

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there won’t be a banner because there I

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don’t think Apple is advertising

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upgrading to Yosemite anymore there is a

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search tool in the upper right hand

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corner in the Apple Store there’s a

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search box you can type in Mac OS 10 dot

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10 and you should be able to find the

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download link or you could type in

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Yosemite and and find the download link

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now if you are not able to upgrade from

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Mavericks which is 10.9 dot X with what

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the latest was ten dot 9.5 anything 10.9

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is kind of sitter Mavericks if you

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cannot upgrade Mavericks to Yosemite

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which is anything 10.10 and then that

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you know anything after that you might

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have to upgrade to El Capitan or you

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might even have to upgrade to High

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Sierra and then it depends on your heart

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or I’m not going to digress about the

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hardware

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what I could do is I could go back and I

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could include the hardware requirements

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for Yosemite but most individuals that I

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support Mac that they that’s an older

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operating system already most people

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have a Mac that supports Yosemite so

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most times I don’t have to worry about

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that but I might include it anyways I

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did link to the Mac OS 10 dot 10 up up

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date page and click on the link in the

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description box of this video down below

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so that you can read my instructions on

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my website in a computer’s comm so you

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found the download once the download

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completes it Yosemite off the top of my

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head

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I think it’s three gigabytes but I could

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be wrong it’s somewhere around there two

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or three gigabytes what whatever it’s a

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pretty large download once it finishes

10.8.5

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downloading it will probably open up the

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install window if it does not you want

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to go to your downloads folder on your

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Mac and then you’ll just double click

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Yosemite or El Capitan or High Sierra

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but a lot of times it kicks it off for

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you this is where you’re going to have

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to know your Macintosh password I it

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defies all logic to me I don’t know why

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so many Mac users have a problem number

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one remembering their Apple ID password

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number two remembering their

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administrator password to me there are

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no excuses this is those passwords are

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it’s not like some obscure website that

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you browse once a month and you forget

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the password I understand that when it

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comes to a password for an account that

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you use every day I don’t get it you

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have to know both passwords you will not

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be able to proceed if you do not know

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your Apple ID password you can borrow

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somebody else’s on this third-party

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website that I will never name on a

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video I offer to use my own Apple ID

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to upgrade customers in it and I’ve used

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it more than once

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I’m willing to Lee you know use my own I

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know what I’m doing I just go back after

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the install and I make sure that I log

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out of the Apple store I make sure that

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the customer logs me out if they’re if

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they’re hesitant I remotely connect into

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their computer I go to the Apple store

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and I physically log myself out because

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I don’t want my Apple ID on their

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computer on their computer but I’m

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willing to offer the use of my Apple ID

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I don’t have to do that but I do do that

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so well my point is that I don’t know of

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any I don’t read Apple’s fucking legal

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garbage I’m not aware of any

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stipulations where they say no you can’t

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use somebody else’s Apple ID you could

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you know your friends mistress

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co-workers somebody that’s willing to

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you know offer it you could also try to

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open another Apple ID but that can take

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a little while I don’t I don’t I could

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be wrong but I don’t think you get an

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Apple ID working right away and then I

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think you have to attach a credit card

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to it but when it comes to your

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administrator password you have to know

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it you just no excuses in my opinion

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with the Mac administrator password

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because you’re using that Mac what every

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day or I just don’t understand how you

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wouldn’t know your Mac password that’s

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just defies all logic in my brain so

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those are two very important pieces of

Mac 10.8.5 upgrade to 10.9

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information so the download complete and

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then the first thing that’s going to ask

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once you either double-click the

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download or it takes you to the install

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screen is it’s going to ask for your

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Macintosh administrative password type

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it in if it’s wrong it’ll tell you if

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it’s correct it’ll accept it and then

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it’ll move on to the next stage which is

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you know you’ll just follow the prompts

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you’re gonna have to pick the

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destination hard drive if you only have

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one hard drive on your Mac you don’t

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really need to worry because you’re only

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gonna have one option you just I think I

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don’t think you can even select it

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because there’s only one hard drive if

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you had more than one hard drive you

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want to make sure you select the correct

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destination hard drive you know I’m

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saying to upgrade then you click Next

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and then eventually you’ll get to the

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restart button

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I would highly recommend I don’t like

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the word recommend anymore I think it’s

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very productive for you to close all

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applications before you click on restart

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because I’ve noticed with my years of

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experience upgrading Linux Mac windows

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etc that a lot of times when you leave

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applications open during a operating

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system upgrade or even updates even Mac

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updates Linux updates windows updates

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that sometimes it’ll it’ll fuck up those

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applications that were open or it’ll

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cause a problem during the upgrade so I

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think it’s very productive that you

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close everything that you can think of

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go to your dock and make sure nothing is

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open your email close it web browser

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close it close all the tabs just quit if

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you even if you have to go up to the

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Apple menu the top menu and then select

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quit quit everything

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Skype quit just quit it iTunes quit then

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you’re gonna hit the restart button and

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the Macintosh will reboot it’ll restart

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and then that’s when it upgrades now it

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depends on the heart your hardware I

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can’t tell you how long it’s gonna take

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I get asked that question a lot of times

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and I never guarantee anything because

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computers are very volatile and I have

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my own theory of relativity most when it

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comes to information technology most

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times it’s relative it has a progress

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indicator it’ll tell you that’s where

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the operating system gets upgraded when

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you restart because it’s a file system

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the file system was mounted it has to

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dismount and then the Mac has to restart

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and then that’s when the files the new

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files are you know installed and the

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operating system gets upgraded it could

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I don’t know half an hour an hour

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whatever it depends on the speed of your

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Mac depends on how much memory you have

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it just really depends on eventually

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it’ll boot back up into either your

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login prompt or I’ll just log you in to

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your desktop if you have it configured

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that way

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and that should be it hopefully you

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don’t have any problems but Macintosh

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upgrades are not perfect I had one

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recent customer

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her email quit working you know what I

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need to write that blog post and I need

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to make that video because that’s a gold

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tip it was a quick easy fix and I’m not

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gonna tell you what it is now because

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that’s you know you’re gonna have to

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find out you’re gonna have to look for

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my video I should make that video now

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here’s a couple of tips I’m gonna say my

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gold tip for last I already gave you a

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couple of tips if you cannot find where

0:11:38.020,0:11:43.510
you know to upgrade your Mac if you

0:11:41.980,0:11:45.190
don’t if you want to save time just go

0:11:43.510,0:11:47.830
to the search box and type in which

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version of Mac you want to upgrade to on

0:11:47.830,0:11:53.710
this upgrade it you may not be able to

0:11:52.150,0:11:55.480
upgrade to you cemani but you might be

0:11:53.710,0:11:58.930
able to upgrade to El Capitan

0:11:55.480,0:12:02.080
you may now with certain Macintosh’s it

0:11:58.930,0:12:04.090
depends on the hardware you may not be

0:12:02.080,0:12:07.510
able to upgrade directly from let’s say

0:12:04.090,0:12:09.130
Mavericks to high sierra however what

0:12:07.510,0:12:12.520
you could do is you might be able to

0:12:09.130,0:12:15.400
upgrade it from Mavericks – I would say

0:12:12.520,0:12:18.550
El Capitan which would which would save

0:12:15.400,0:12:22.450
you time so my point is you might have

0:12:18.550,0:12:24.820
to skip so if you’re if you’re wanting

0:12:22.450,0:12:27.250
excuse me to upgrade to I Sierra and it

0:12:24.820,0:12:30.220
tells you you can’t directly try to

0:12:27.250,0:12:32.860
upgrade it to something newer you could

0:12:30.220,0:12:35.200
you know try out Capitan first or

0:12:32.860,0:12:37.540
because if you upgrade to Yosemite

0:12:35.200,0:12:39.820
that’s 10.10 which would be sufficient

0:12:37.540,0:12:42.730
for this customer the kit their new

0:12:39.820,0:12:46.560
cannon only supported Mac operating

0:12:42.730,0:12:49.360
system 10.10 or newer which is Yosemite

0:12:46.560,0:12:51.160
so you could kind of try to skip I did

0:12:49.360,0:12:52.810
that before I mean it’s on my youtube

0:12:51.160,0:12:57.700
channel I made a long video I think it

0:12:52.810,0:13:03.010
was I think I upgraded Mavericks to High

0:12:57.700,0:13:06.030
Sierra but I had to install you’ll see

0:13:03.010,0:13:06.030
me first or something like that

0:13:12.459,0:13:19.519
you can verify the upgrade by going to

0:13:15.529,0:13:21.440
the Apple icon on the top menu click the

0:13:19.519,0:13:23.570
Apple icon logo whatever you want to

0:13:21.440,0:13:25.579
call it and then select about this Mac

0:13:23.570,0:13:27.139
and that will tell you what version of

0:13:25.579,0:13:28.940
Macintosh operating system you are

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running so that’s a quick tip if you do

0:13:28.940,0:13:35.389
not know what version of Mac operating

0:13:30.470,0:13:38.930
system you are using click on the Mac

0:13:35.389,0:13:44.000
icon select about this Mac and that’ll

0:13:38.930,0:13:46.190
tell you 10.10 make sure that I don’t

0:13:44.000,0:13:48.949
think Macintosh on the newer Macintosh

0:13:46.190,0:13:52.970
operating systems they don’t support

0:13:48.949,0:13:55.790
32-bit anymore so mmm there’s another

0:13:52.970,0:13:58.970
way you can go into the system profiler

0:13:55.790,0:14:03.829
you go to a hit the Mac go to about this

0:13:58.970,0:14:05.630
Mac click on system report on the left

0:14:03.829,0:14:08.060
hand side scroll down until you see

0:14:05.630,0:14:13.100
software click software to expand it and

0:14:08.060,0:14:18.079
then look for 64-bit it’s on its its

0:14:13.100,0:14:21.050
64-bit there’s a there’s a option there

0:14:18.079,0:14:23.779
for 64-bit kernel if it says yes your

0:14:21.050,0:14:27.199
Mac already support 64-bit so if says no

0:14:23.779,0:14:29.290
it does not so that’s a quick tip we

0:14:27.199,0:14:32.899
have in case you run into that roadblock

0:14:29.290,0:14:38.120
any other tips before my gold tip here’s

0:14:32.899,0:14:41.029
my gold tip once you successfully

0:14:38.120,0:14:43.910
upgrade your Mac and you’ve used the

0:14:41.029,0:14:47.060
your Apple ID and obviously you went to

0:14:43.910,0:14:49.899
the Apple store well it’s when you

0:14:47.060,0:14:53.060
download that Mac upgrade whether it’s

0:14:49.899,0:14:54.949
Yosemite El Capitan Sierra hi Sierra I

0:14:53.060,0:14:57.410
don’t see too many people upgrading to

0:14:54.949,0:14:59.180
Sierra I don’t know if that was if Apple

0:14:57.410,0:15:01.670
has intentionally blocked people but

0:14:59.180,0:15:04.899
usually most of my customers I help

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they will upgrade to El Capitan which is

0:15:04.899,0:15:12.439
10.11 or High Sierra which is 10.13 I’m

0:15:09.860,0:15:15.319
not sure why that is once you

0:15:12.439,0:15:17.620
successfully download a newer version of

0:15:15.319,0:15:22.730
the Mac operating system El Capitan

0:15:17.620,0:15:24.889
Yosemite Sierra High Sierra then and

0:15:22.730,0:15:25.670
then you successfully upgrade to that

0:15:24.889,0:15:27.770
Mac

0:15:25.670,0:15:30.560
you know it you hit restart it rebooted

0:15:27.770,0:15:33.560
no problems you verified about the smack

0:15:30.560,0:15:35.390
BAM it will automatically show up in

0:15:33.560,0:15:36.770
your purchases tab I have fucking no

0:15:35.390,0:15:38.870
idea what that is because you didn’t

0:15:36.770,0:15:41.390
purchase anything because Mac upgrades

0:15:38.870,0:15:45.020
are free upgrading the different

0:15:41.390,0:15:47.710
versions of Mac for now is free so here

0:15:45.020,0:15:50.900
that’s a tip let’s say you have to

0:15:47.710,0:15:54.620
reimage that Mac the hard drive fails

0:15:50.900,0:15:58.490
and what you can do is you can use your

0:15:54.620,0:15:59.780
Apple Store to upgrade it from a

0:15:58.490,0:16:01.790
different one you might you might have

0:15:59.780,0:16:03.350
to go and install the original Mac

0:16:01.790,0:16:06.590
operating system that came with that

0:16:03.350,0:16:09.380
computer and then but if you go to your

0:16:06.590,0:16:11.900
the purchases tab in the Apple Store any

0:16:09.380,0:16:13.430
newer Mac operating systems that you

0:16:11.900,0:16:15.950
successfully downloaded and installed

0:16:13.430,0:16:18.020
will will show up now you’ll have to

0:16:15.950,0:16:21.140
redownload them so and there will be a

0:16:18.020,0:16:23.540
download button look look under

0:16:21.140,0:16:24.890
purchases it’ll tell you Oh al Capitan

0:16:23.540,0:16:26.930
and then there should be a download

0:16:24.890,0:16:28.910
button on the right-hand side you just

0:16:26.930,0:16:31.010
click download you have to redownload it

0:16:28.910,0:16:32.450
and go through these instructions and

0:16:31.010,0:16:34.850
reinstall but that can save you a lot of

0:16:32.450,0:16:36.740
time you don’t have to fuck around you

0:16:34.850,0:16:39.950
know going to web links or opening up

0:16:36.740,0:16:44.360
iTunes or you just click purchases BAM

0:16:39.950,0:16:47.060
download BAM enter in your Mac

0:16:44.360,0:16:48.710
administrator password BAM select the

0:16:47.060,0:16:52.070
hard drive source or excuse me

0:16:48.710,0:16:54.530
destination BAM click restart BAM you

0:16:52.070,0:16:55.850
just upgrade your Mac so that’s my gold

0:16:54.530,0:17:00.350
tip because it can save you a lot of

0:16:55.850,0:17:03.050
time and then each operating system that

0:17:00.350,0:17:06.200
you’ve upgraded to so each new operating

0:17:03.050,0:17:07.970
system that you upgrade to you just go

0:17:06.200,0:17:09.620
to the purchases tab and you can really

0:17:07.970,0:17:11.480
you know download and reinstall those

0:17:09.620,0:17:14.360
and like I you can like I said it can

0:17:11.480,0:17:16.160
save you time hard drive failure your

0:17:14.360,0:17:17.660
Mac is all fucked up now it’s not

0:17:16.160,0:17:21.500
working right or whatever or as a

0:17:17.660,0:17:23.960
technician you know it keeps a history

0:17:21.500,0:17:29.330
of your operating system upgrades on

0:17:23.960,0:17:31.400
Macintosh in the purchases tab so

0:17:29.330,0:17:33.970
hopefully these instructions were

0:17:31.400,0:17:39.020
sufficient for you to upgrade your Mac

0:17:33.970,0:17:48.020
from 10 9.5 which is Mavericks to 10.10

0:17:39.020,0:17:50.720
which is yosemite and and as always good

0:17:48.020,0:17:53.240
luck you’re gonna need it

0:17:50.720,0:17:55.790
check click on the link in the

0:17:53.240,0:17:57.590
description box below in this video for

0:17:55.790,0:18:00.280
instructions on how to upgrade your mat

0:17:57.590,0:18:04.190
from Mavericks to Yosemite uh deals or

0:18:00.280,0:18:07.090
evil or even higher even to High Sierra

0:18:04.190,0:18:07.090
adios

macOS Big Sur elevates the most advanced desktop operating system in the world to a new level of power and beauty. Experience Mac to the fullest with a refined new design. Enjoy the biggest Safari update ever. Discover new features for Maps and Messages. Get even more transparency around your privacy.

Chances are, your Mac can run macOS Big Sur

The following models are supported:

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To see which model you have, click the Apple icon in your menu bar and choose About This Mac.

Make sure you’re ready to upgrade.

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Upgrading is free and easy

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Go to Software Update in System Preferences to find macOS Big Sur. Click Upgrade Now and follow the onscreen instructions.

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If you’re running any release from macOS 10.13 to 10.9, you can upgrade to macOS Big Sur from the App Store. If you’re running Mountain Lion 10.8, you will need to upgrade to El Capitan 10.11 first.

If you don’t have broadband access, you can upgrade your Mac at any Apple Store.

  • OS X 10.9 or later
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For details about your Mac model, click the Apple icon at the top left of your screen and choose About This Mac. These Mac models are compatible with macOS Big Sur:

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Siri

Requires a broadband internet connection and microphone (built-in or external).

Hey Siri

Supported by the following Mac models:

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  • MacBook Air (2018 or later)
  • iMac Pro (2017 or later)

Dictation, Voice Control, and Voice Memos

Requires a microphone (built-in or external).

Spotlight Suggestions

Requires a broadband internet connection.

Gestures

Requires a Multi-Touch trackpad, Force Touch trackpad, Magic Trackpad, or Magic Mouse.

Force Touch gestures require a Force Touch trackpad.

VoiceOver gestures require a Multi-Touch trackpad, Force Touch trackpad, or Magic Trackpad.

Photo Booth

Requires a FaceTime or iSight camera (built-in or external) or USB video class (UVC) camera.

FaceTime

Audio calls require a microphone (built-in or external) and broadband internet connection.

Video calls require a built-in FaceTime camera, an iSight camera (built-in or external), or a USB video class (UVC) camera; and broadband internet connection.

Apple TV

High dynamic range (HDR) video playback is supported by the following Mac models:

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Sidecar

Supported by the following Mac models:

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Continuity Camera

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Continuity Sketch and Continuity Markup

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Handoff

Requires an iPhone or iPad with a Lightning connector or with USB-C and iOS 8 or later.

Instant Hotspot

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Universal Clipboard

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Auto Unlock

Requires an Apple Watch with watchOS 3 or later or an iPhone 5 or later.

Approve with Apple Watch

Requires an Apple Watch with watchOS 6 or later or an iPhone 6s or later with iOS 13 or later.

Apple Pay on the Web

Requires a MacBook Pro or MacBook Air with Touch ID, an iPhone 6 or later with iOS 10 or later, or an Apple Watch with watchOS 3 or later.

Phone Calling

Requires an iPhone with iOS 8 or later and an activated carrier plan.

SMS

Requires an iPhone with iOS 8.1 or later and an activated carrier plan.

Home

Requires an iPhone with iOS 12 or later and a configured Home app.

AirDrop

AirDrop to iOS and iPadOS devices requires an iPhone or iPad with a Lightning connector or with USB-C and iOS 7 or later.

AirPlay

AirPlay Mirroring requires an Apple TV (2nd generation or later).

AirPlay for web video requires an Apple TV (2nd generation or later).

Peer-to-peer AirPlay requires a Mac (2012 or later) and an Apple TV (3rd generation rev A, model A1469 or later) with Apple TV software 7.0 or later.

Time Machine

Requires an external storage device (sold separately).

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Maps electric vehicle routing

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Maps license plate restrictions

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Boot Camp

Allows Boot Camp installations of Windows 10 on supported Mac models.

Exchange Support

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Requires Microsoft Office 365, Exchange 2016, Exchange 2013, or Exchange Server 2010. Installing the latest Service Packs is recommended.

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Windows Migration

Supports OS X 10.7 or later and Windows 7 or later.

App Store

Available only to persons age 13 or older in the U.S. and many other countries and regions.

Photos

The improved Retouch tool is supported on the following Mac models:

  • MacBook Pro (15-inch and 16-inch models) introduced in 2016 or later
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