I can't connect my iMac 2011 (high Sierra) to my MacBook Pro mjlt2 2015 (Monterey )
how can I use my iMac display for my macbook?
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You may be right, I don't know. But one thing I have learned here on this forum is that it is very unwise to go against things that Apple says. They may occasionally make mistakes, but they then rectify them. Going off and doing "unusual" things often creates other, sometimes serious, problems. I suggest you keep that in mind. As I said, monitors are not that expensive.
You can not. Sorry.
It used to be possible, but is not possible with newer Macs. Remember it is a computer, not a monitor. Good monitors are now available at reasonable costs.
Yes, it's just that I've seen a couple of posts where the OP said they did it outside of what Apple says is possible. :)
Good advice. :)
I can't connect my iMac 2011 (high Sierra) to my MacBook Pro mjlt2 2015 (Monterey )