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Hi, I've got a 2013 13 inch Macbook Pro that I would like to use as a second display for my 27 inch 2013 iMac. I've seen lots of articles about using the iMac in target display mode, but is it possible to set it up as the other way around?
Thanks
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.15
thriller83 wrote:
Thanks, but this seems to suggest I can only use the iMac display as a secondary to the MBP. Do you know if it will work the other way ie. iMac using MBP as a display?
No, the MacBook Pro has no display inputs, and MacOS NEWER than High Sierra on your iMac will not allow the iMac to work as a Target Display.
Use your iMac as a display with target display mode - Apple Support
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thriller83 wrote:
Thanks, but this seems to suggest I can only use the iMac display as a secondary to the MBP. Do you know if it will work the other way ie. iMac using MBP as a display?
No, the MacBook Pro has no display inputs, and MacOS NEWER than High Sierra on your iMac will not allow the iMac to work as a Target Display.
Use your iMac as a display with target display mode - Apple Support
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Try Target Disk Mode, pressing F2 on on your iMac or the MBP.
Thanks, but this seems to suggest I can only use the iMac display as a secondary to the MBP. Do you know if it will work the other way ie. iMac using MBP as a display?
Can a Macbook Pro be used as a second display for iMac?
