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My mid-2010 iMac runs a 2.8 GHz Intel Core i5 and has 4GB of memory. It was upgraded to a 1TB SSD awhile back, and is running High Sierra without any glitches. Yet I cannot upgrade now to Mojave. Is this because of my serial number showing mid-2010?
iMac, macOS High Sierra (10.13.6)
Is this because of my serial number showing mid-2010?
No. Upgrade eligibility is not determined by serial number. It is determined by the Mac's model designation, and Mojave requires one of those specified under Check compatibility in How to upgrade to macOS Mojave - Apple Support.
Is this because of my serial number showing mid-2010?
No. Upgrade eligibility is not determined by serial number. It is determined by the Mac's model designation, and Mojave requires one of those specified under Check compatibility in How to upgrade to macOS Mojave - Apple Support.
cardesigner99 wrote:
Yes, I know that. So it's my serial number that's detected? And if my iMac is upgraded to 2012 or later internals, I still can't get Mojave? That's what I'm looking for...
The amount it would cost to "upgraded to 2012 or later internals" would
be greater than the cost of a new iMac, if it was even possible.
Mojave requires a late 2012 or newer model.
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Yes, I know that. So it's my serial number that's detected? And if my iMac is upgraded to 2012 or later internals, I still can't get Mojave? That's what I'm looking for...
mojave upgrade
