older version of iMac running High Sierra cannot upgrade software - why ? How to upgade to Mojave ?
iMac 27″, macOS 10.13
Here are the requirements for installing Mojave: macOS Mojave - Technical Specifications
If your computer does not meet these requirements you can not install Mojave. Old non-supported hardware; no drivers; different hardware; ...
Here are the hardware requirements:
These Mac models are
compatible with macOS Mojave:
Your mid 2010 iMac clearly is not on the list of supported models/years.
I have no clue how to compare what I have to the Mojave requirments - here are few det.
Version 10.13.6
iMac ( 27-inch, mid 2010)
Processor 3,2 Ghz Intel core i3
Memory 12 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Graphics ATI Radeon HD 5670 512 MB
Yep, a newer Mac is the only way to go higher. & the new ones won't run Mojave, likely Monterey or newer only.
But you could buy a used iMa that is newer tan your 2010 model...
Which exact Mac do you have?
Apple Logo at top left, About this Mac...
Thank You
macOS High Sierra
Version 10.13.6
iMac 9/27", Mid2010
Mine is Mid 2010 but iMac .Oh gezz....What the solution ? upgrade hardware ? Thank You
The only “upgrade” you can do to the hardware that will allow anything higher than High Sierra to run is to buy a new Mac.
vivah61 wrote:
Mine is Mid 2010 but iMac .Oh gezz....What the solution ? upgrade hardware ? Thank You
If you want/need to run Mojave the only option you have is a newer computer.
Need to think about it - BIG THANKS TO YOU GOOD PEOPLE !!!!
Understood, take care my friend! :)
OS MOJAVE CAN BE ONLY INSTALLED ON 10.8 OT LATER ? HIGH SIERRA WANT LET ME
