I used as an external disc to turn off an end target disc mode. Or you can right click on the drive and select eject on the iMac. There's no middleman now to eject the iMac from the MacBook pro you simply drag and drop the hard drive into the trash, and it will disconnect.
This is very simple and very helpful for sharing files between computers without using an external hard drive that you have to upload and then download files, a straight shot from one computer to the other. And before it starts up, press and hold down the T key, the computer will boot into target dis mode and become a new, external hard drive on your connected computer. Speaker 1: The other way to enter target disc mode is to your computer. And you can now start moving files back and forth. On my MacBook pro a new hard drive will appear as an external drive and boom, there's my IMAX hard drive. And the iMac will display a hard drive icon on the screen. Then click restart the computer will then and restart into target disc mode. You'll see a button that says target disk mode, click on it. I'm gonna go to the apple menu, then system preferences and click on startup disk. So my IMAX hard drive shows up as an external hard drive on my MacBook pro on my iMac. Now I'm ready to enable target dis mode on one machines. Okay? So I'm gonna use this Thunderbolt three USBC cable and connect one end to my MacBook pro and the other end to my iMac, The first thing you need to do connect both your computers together with either a fire wire or a Thunderbolt cable. Now, there are a couple ways to put your Mac into target disc mode. Before I get started, take a moment to subscribe to the how to do it all channel for more. Speaker 1: Let's say you want one of your Mac computers to show up on your other Mac, computer as an external hard drive today, I'm gonna show you how to use target disc mode to make one of your max show up as an external hard drive.
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