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• WHY MY MAC at the BEGINNING of 2009 PRO 2.66 GHz Quad - Core Intel Xeon will NOT IMPROVE in SIERRA

  WHY MY MAC at the BEGINNING of 2009 PRO 2.66 GHz Quad - Core Intel Xeon will NOT IMPROVE in SIERRA

  Your signature says you're running snow leopard 10.6.4. If this is the case you must update to 10.6.8 in order to get the Mac App Store:

  Mac OS X 10.6.8 Combo Update v1.1

  You will need to upgrade to El Capitan until you can upgrade to Sierra:

  https://iTunes.Apple.com/app/OS-x-El-Capitan/id1147835434?MT=12

• What is the speed for OS 10.10 on 13-inch, early 2009

  My 13-inch, Early 2009 MacBook runs with OS 10.9.5 basically OK on speed, and it's a very good, loaded with the fine software is useful but old and slow sometimes with all additional popups and deflect and is very nervous about the links I don't want and mail that I didn't delete.

  The system is pushing me to the update/update 10.10 and I continue to resist the Apple push, the fear of losing what I have and I'm really happy with.

  I was looking for the answer among existing similar concerns, but did not get the simple answer and clear what will I win by the new OS 10.10.

  My fear is real or just scared?

  Apple has removed 10.10.5 and 10.11.5 from the App Store, so only your option upgrade is 10.12.

• MacBook mid 2009

  I have a 13 "Macbook mid-2009, El Capitan 10.11.6 with no problems running at all but I will not be able to download the new Sierra and wonder if anyone knows how long Apple is likely to support with security updates

  Nobody knows with certainty, other they will support El Capitan for quite a while.

• More high graphics card Possible for early 2009 Mac Pro

  As the title suggests, I have an early 2009 Mac Pro with 12 GB of RAM.

  I want to update my graphics card to something better and I have no idea of what I put in the card. Ideally, I would like to put the last possible graphics card that is compatible for this.

  I don't know what I would look for PCI or PCI - e and what diet I would look for that would support such a computer "arcane".

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

  Best wishes

  Sergio

  the 2009 mac 4.1 pro can be upgraded to a number of current spare cards from Nvidia and AMD, but in many cases the cards require custom flashing of the Distributor and custom drivers. You need to buy a card with a distributor of mac because versions "Windows" of these cards will not work out of the box and OS X will not support without 3rd party drivers. This procedure is not recommended by apple that would rather you buy a new mac pro and again I want to say something for $5K, which offers the latest GPU is already 3 years old.

  research on the Web "Mac Pro 4.1 GPU" for more details.

• Late 2009 iMac Sierra gel & incomplete close

  Hi all

  I did a clean install of Sierra on my iMac late 2009, 3.60 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, the 12 GB of RAM, a 1 TB drive, ATI graphics card. Everything seemed to happen. Now, I have two problems:

  1. at least twice daily than the iMac just hangs. The mouse moves, but can not select anything. Cmd - Tab will not pass applications. Keyboard does not respond. All I can say is that I always Mail, Safari, & Open Office 4.1.2 running. Have to hold the power button to turn off and restart.

  2. at the end of the day, when I stopped, the process is not finished and I just get a black screen (computer for desktop is black, but the items on the desktop are not visible), with the only docking station. Still, the only way out seems to be to hold down the power button to turn off.

  Anyone else having these issues? Is it that I can save for a clean install of Yosemite that worked perfectly before?

  Many thanks in advance,

  gimbers

  Hi aihometech,

  I understand that since the update of your iMac, you had some problems with the performance and the closure of your iMac. I know it's important to have a reliable work computer, so I'm happy to help you.

  We will have reset you the SMC on your iMac, which can often help with performance problems:

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac - Apple Support

  If you still have questions thereafter, do this test in a new user account and view the results:

  How to test a question in another account on your Mac - Apple Support

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple. See you soon!

• I have a macbook pro 2009 environment. I can't upgrade to Sierra and I lion. How to move to el capitan since I can't upgrade to Sierra

  I have a macbook pro 2009 environment. I can't upgrade to Sierra and I lion. How to move to el capitan since I can't upgrade to Sierra

  You can go to El Capitan, as you would to Sierra. Download from the App Store. You should be able to do.

• Cable/adapter for use of 2007 iMac as a display for 2009 MacBook Pro

  I would use my older iMac as a monitor for my MacBook Pro. Want to know which cable and/or adapter I need help.

  The iMac is a 24 inch, Intel based since 2007 (6.1). 2 GB, 667 MHZ.  It uses iOS 10.5.8. Its port is a Mini-DVI video output.

  The MacBook Pro is a 15-inch (5.4) 2009. 4 GB, 1067 MHZ. It uses iOS 10.11.6. Its port is a Mini display port.

  Popular Wizard. Thank you.

  You must use a wireless or Ethernet connection and configure Virtual Network Computing. A 2007 iMac only supports video-, and cannot function without the standard display cable.

  (145067)

• Early 2009 iMac and Sierra

  What will happen if I tried to install Sierra on my iMac in early 2009? He would install at all? Would it brick the computer?

  Frank

  Hello

  Mac hardware requirements

  For more information about your model of Mac, click the Apple in the top left of your screen, choose about this Mac, and then select Details. These Mac models are compatible with Mac OS Sierra:

  • MacBook (late 2009 or newer)
  • MacBook Pro (mid-2010 or more recent)
  • MacBook Air (late 2010 or newer)
  • Mac mini (mid-2010 or more recent)
  • iMac (late 2009 or newer)
  • Mac Pro (mid-2010 or more recent)

  macOS - how updated - Apple

  The most important thing to remember when upgrading one OS X to another is to backup all your important data beforehand.

• Can I put a Seagate FireCuda drive in my iMac late 2009?

  Apple Hardware Test (AHT) says that my SATA drive, 1 TB in size, has a problem.  Nothing specific indicated. The code given is: 4HDD/11 / 40000000:SATA (0,0)

  I was testing because of the prob trying to get a good download of macOS Sierra.  Looks like I need to replace a hard drive first.  I have an iMac late 2009 with a Core i7 quad core, 16 GB DDR3 1067 Mhz ram and ATI Radeon HD 4850 graphics card.  I can put a SSD in this unit or am I stuck with the Barracuda drives.  I'm looking for FireCuda readers and like what I see and read about them.

  If you want an SSD, then I highly recommend:

  • Samsung 840.
  • OCZ ARC100 and other models.
  • OWC 3 G SSD.

  The foregoing is all compatible and should work well. Your model only supports SATA 3 Gb/s speeds due to the controller, so don't waste your money on more expensive discs of 6 G or 6 Gbps because they work faster than a car of 3 G. If you decide on a 6 GB drive, however, they must be compatible as they work on the slower bus of 3G.

• Restore 2009 MacBook Pro the Cougar

  Hello

  I intend to sell my MacBook Pro 2009, which is still ongoing on the mountain lion. After you wipe the drive, I tried to reinstall OS x, but it came, is the message "this item is temporarily unavailable. Is there a way I can install an OS to work to the computer via the USB port or try to restore a backup time machine from another my mac?

  Thank you

  You need to install an operating system from the original computer diskettes or a compatible retail DVD (or one key USB installation Lion from Apple). Insert the floppy, reboot with the C key or Option key, use disk utility to erase the drive and perform the installation.

  Any Mac OS X 10.8 or newer system will be linked to your Apple ID and not transferable. This also applies to a copy of the Lion that native Mac App store or the Apple Online Store.

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• MacBook Pro mid-2009 vs MacBook late 2009 - macOS Sierra

  Hi all

  Can anyone please explain to me, why we can't install macOS Sierra on MacBook Pro mid-2009 models and can install it on the MacBook models end 2009? I checked the specifications of these two laptops and they are quite similar, where MBP is faster/more stronger and it's really not any sense that we cannot move to the Sierra.

  -Processor is the same/more fast (both are 45mm Penryn - http://ark.intel.com/compare/40380, 42014)

  -Same/more fast GPU

  -Memory even more

  What material might be different? A tiny chip (part of) the motherboard?

  Am I missing something or Apple made a mistake?

  Kind regards

  Post edited by: AmonXelNaga

  The previous model lacks some materials needed for execution of Sierra, which was included in the successor model.

• MacOS for MacBook Pro early 2009 Sierra

  I wonder if the MacBook Pro early 2009 to MacOS Sierra at any time in the future
  I have attached a picture of my macbook pro information

  

  Mac compatible:

  The official list of Mac compatible with macOS Sierra:

  Towards the end of 2009 or later

  • MacBook
  • iMac

  2010 or later

  • MacBook Air
  • MacBook Pro
  • Mini Mac
  • Mac Pro

  Your machine is not compatible Sierra. You are at the end of your life upgrade of OS X.

• Sierra download on my iMac (24 inch, early 2009) w/8 GB memory

  Sierra will not download on my iMac.  I get the following message: "we could not complete your purchase.  This version of macOS 10.12 cannot be installed on this computer. »

  I have an iMac (24 inch, early 2009) w / 8GB memory running OS X El Capitan v.10.11.6 that meets the hardware and software requirements for installing Sierra.

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Sierra requires an iMac Late ' 09 or newer.

  • MacBook (late 2009 or newer)
  • MacBook Pro (mid-2010 or more recent)
  • MacBook Air (late 2010 or newer)
  • Mac mini (mid-2010 or more recent)
  • iMac (late 2009 or newer)
  • Mac Pro (mid-2010 or more recent)

• The Sierra of MacOS will propose for the Mid 2009 MacBook Pro in the near future?

  I have a model Mid 2009 MacBook Pro and when I try to upgrade the software of OS systems to the Sierra, he refused my request to download because it "cannot be downloaded to this computer." I noticed other Mac computers, for example, iMac Mid 2009 or newer and MacBook Mid 2009 or more recent systems only one are close to mine are candidates to download the software, but the MacBook Pro is the only one that is not on this list for availability. So, my question to my question is, will be available Mid 2009 MacBook Pro updated to day for Sierra anytime soon? And if not, why?

  Please let me know what your answer is as soon as possible.

  Thank you!

  My answer is no.

  However, as long as I and everyone here, do not work for Apple, my answer is certainly not authoritative.

  However, as I've used Apple computers for more than 30 years, he never had a case when they released an additional OS that works on previously excluded material.

• Lack of support for early 2009 Mac Pro

  When Apple says that they won't support not early 2009 Mac Pro for Sierra, they mean that they will not correct a problem if one occurs, or do they mean that just cannot run on the computer at all?  I only ask because my Mac Pro is much more powerful than some new laptops that run the upgrade of the OS.

  I upgraded my MP 2009 Sierra yesterday. First you need to update the firmware to that of a 5.1 MP.

  Use these instructions to update the firmware. You need to download the installer

  http://arstechnica.com/Apple/2011/05/firmware-hack-can-transform-a-2009-Mac-Pro-en-a-12-core-monstre /.