Is anyone able to advise me how Webroot SecureAnywhere Complete 2013 does on an Apple iMac?? How does it perform with Mountain Lion OS X??
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It performs great on Mac OS X and installs in seconds with a very light imprint. You can check out Webroot's Mac Security page with this url: http://www.webroot.com/En_US/consumer-products-secureanywhere-mac-security.html Mike R Webroot Community Support Team
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Scroll down to see complete message. With OSX 10.7, 10.8 or 10.9, you can simply disable the new security settings before installing the product. You can then re-enable the security settings after installation is completed. To disable Mountain Lion security: Open System Preferences from the Apple Menu Click Security & Privacy Click the padlock in the lower left corner to allow changes and enter an administrator password if prompted Under "Allow applications downloaded from" select the "Anywhere" option Click the "Allow From Anywhere" button in the dialog that pops up To re-enable security simply switch the "Allow applications downloaded from" setting back to "Mac App Store"
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Why not install VMware Fusion and Windows XP? That's what I've done with my 2.4 ghz iMac so I don't have to worry about compatibility.
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No it doesn't work on Mac 10.10.2. Software won't install as its looking for a file "ConnectService.app". Both the gymle and Arcsoft websites don't have any effective support (they'll get back to me in 3 days...yeah right): main focus is on how great they are, except they aren't. Makes you wonder if this product is made by a real company.
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I use it with Mavericks with no problems and Mountain Lion prior. Plug and play.
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Yes. I have been using it on an iMAC for the last year to generate travel expense reports. Very simple. Very Slick, with an easy desktop icon and web based application link. No issues with any iOS updates, Safari, or Firefox web browsers. Best time saver investment I have made in the last 10 years.
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Yes, we do work within in the mac environment. It does support AFP and SMB2. I would need to double check on the Apple Spotlight
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The Mini model I bought is the same one being offered today. It comes shipped with Mountain Lion and is upgradable to Mavericks for free. I am running Yosemite beta now and it's faster than ever.
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I didn't do that at all I just fallowed the instructions that came with it. Pluggin in my old drive via the USB stick. Mtn Lion, Mavricks, and Yosimite all can install via a wifi connection. So once the MAC boots up, if you connect it to the Internet it will restore itself from apples servers.
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it's currently running absolutely fine on mountain lion using firewire 800...so i'm guessing lion would be covered too :)
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No Mac support without boot camp and/or parallels. I have run it using boot camp with no problems at all.
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I install it while running Mavericks and it worked fine. I updated to Yosemite when it was released, and it's still working for me without any updates from inateck.Mac Pro (Early 2008) 2 X 2.8GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon.
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It has worked for me from Snow Leopard Through Mavericks. I love it, although now that they have a wireless I may upgrade to a wireless. I dislike the chiclet keypads, including the one on my MacBook Air. I use this on a 2009 iMac.
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the firmware update on "Software Updates" from Apple fixes the freezing problem. Leopard is cake to install, use the 110 mb update from Apple's support site, it is better so the informed on the forums attest. I am enjoying my 20" 2.4 Aluminum so much, I may get another for the office. I have to run some windoze apps and VMware's Fusion seems the better choice, I have both Fusion and Parellels.
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I have been using it with OS X Mount Lion since the OS came out with no issues. I have had no overheating issues, and although I don't use the WD software that is included I wouldn't object to it for any reason. Just format, load, and go...very easy.
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Yes, it works with Mac OS X Mountain Lion. However, Mac OS X Mountain Lion is version 10.8, not 10.6. I am currently using my Bamboo Create on a new Macbook Pro Retina 15" and love it. The setup was super easy. I also decided to purchase the wireless adapter and setting it up was just as simple.
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I use Mac OSX 10.6.8 and 10.10 Mountain Lion with no problem; plug and play.