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A window will appear with all the information about the Mac you are using, including the model name, serial number, memory, and processor. To check your iMac version, click the Apple logo at the topmost left of the screen, then click About this Mac.

Unfortunately, iMac Retina 5K, late 2014, and newer models can’t be used as external displays because the Thunderbolt 2 cable being used for TDM cannot support the new ultra high-resolution display. Here’s a list of the versions capable of Target Display Mode: This means that only versions released after the 2009 iMac have TDM support. Target Display Mode was introduced with the release of the 27” 2009 iMacs installed with Mac OS X 10.6.1. Not all iMacs can be used as an external display. Method 1: Check if Your iMac Supports Target Display Mode. Check out the solutions outlined below to figure out how to fix Target Display Mode. Knowing the cause of the problem makes troubleshooting easier.

The keyboard does not support Command + F2 or incorrect keyboard settings.

Here are some of the reasons why Target Display Mode is not working on MacBook Pro: What to Do When MacBook Pro Target Display Mode Is Not Working You should now be able to use your iMac as your display. Connect the two devices using the Thunderbolt or Mini DisplayPort cable, then press Command + F2 on your iMac keyboard. To use TDM, turn on your iMac and log into your account.

A Thunderbolt or a Mini DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort cable.

A MacBook Pro or any Mac device with a Mini DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port.

Here are the things you need to be able to use Target Display Mode (TDM): How to Use Target Display Mode on MacBook Pro About Outbyte, uninstall instructions, EULA, Privacy Policy.