Macbook pro retina support 32 bit mode?

macbook pro retina support 32 bit mode?

my hardware audio run only to lion version whit mac bookpro13 2011 wen boot in 32 bit mode kernel but in my macbook pro retina with mountain lion
is only 64 Bit mode and dont run ther is a driver/mode apple?

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Freezes macbook pro retina exit from Sleep mode

When exiting sleep every morning watching the following: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l72co2yHBCw
What to do?
(MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013), OS X Mavericks (10.9.1)

Agree with Kappy, but it you want to try to solve it.
You are entitled to 90 day telephone support from Apple. Try contacting them.
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HT202124 Is plug in a USB wireless receiver (Logitech Unifying Receiver) prevents Macbook Pro Retina going to standby mode?

As the title implies, is this prevent Macbook Pro Retina (Mid 2014) from going to standby mode? It's not convenience to unplug the wireless receiver every time I don't use the notebook though.

That kind of panic can be caused by an adapter for an external display that isn't connected to anything. See this thread.
There are also reports that the panic may be triggered by waking an external display from sleep. To test that theory, open the Energy Saver preference pane and click the lock icon to unlock the settings, if necessary. Move the Display sleep slider all the way to the Never position on the right. See whether there's any change.

Does macbook pro retina support win8?

hi every body! is there anyone who has installed windows 8 using bootcamp on macbook pro retina? i have isnstalled it but when i run windows,it displays e two part screen,one blue and another is black ,and i cant do anything!

but whats wrong? when i install it using bootcamp and then boot and run windows,i encounter with only a blank black and blue screen!

Does Macbook Pro Retina support non-Apple optical drives?

So, Im facing the decision of which Macbook to invest in. I understand the new Retina Macbook Pro does not include an optical drive, which is a problem for me as I am a gamer usually using Bootcamp. I see that Apple offers a "superdrive" though it only supports CDs and DVDs and if I am to buy a seperate optical drive I believe I should go for one that also has Blu Ray support. So my question is if I get a third party drive will it work with my Apple computer?
Thanks for your time

WanderingLostAndConfused wrote:
So my question is if I get a third party drive will it work with my Apple computer?
Yes.
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Dose Macbook pro retina support A2DP which is function of sennheiser MM 550-X and MM 500-X, please?

sennheiser MM 550-X and MM 500-X are two bluetooth wireless headphone styles

A2DP is a profile and is supported in Mountain Lion. Here's what http://support.apple.com/kb/PH10549?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
"Apple’s Bluetooth software supports the following profiles on client devices:
Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP): Controls stereo audio headphones........ "
The real question for quality of sound is what Codecs are supported. apt-X appears to be the best.
Take a look at this thread: https://discussions.apple.com/message/17651141#17651141. It talks about how to determine what Bluetooth Codec is being used on your Mac and that the Sennheisers also support the apt-X CODEC. And also how to get apt-X running if it is no. If you need to get "Bluetooth Explorer" you can download Xcode for free from the Mac App store.

Does Apple TV support wireless connection to the new MacBook Pro retina in an extended display mode?

Does Apple TV support wireless connection to the MacBook Pro retina display in an extended display mode? What is the output resolution and is sound also transmitted across?

SB1983, by extended display do you mean mirror? All MBP since early 2011 support it if they are running OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. The resolution will depend on your Apple TV (2 Gen is 720 and 3rd Gen 1080) and wifi, it will lose some quality but I find it minimal. It does also mirror the sound.
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MacBook Pro retina 32 bit mode?

non so se esiste un modo per avviare mountain lion 10.8.2 a 32 bit come snow leopard o lion ,sul macbook pro retina per riconoscere una periferica audio a 32bit

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https://discussions.apple.com/community/notebooks/macbook_pro
https://discussions.apple.com/community/mac_os?view=discussions
http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro

Windows 7 professional 64 Bit on MacBook Pro Retina 15 with Boot Camp ?

Hallo guys, i have a big problem with installing Windows 7 professional 64 Bit on my MacBook Pro Retina 15 with Boot Camp. No matter what i try i get a black screen after partitioning or get a message like " No bootable disk" or " No System Disk availabe".
My Mac has : OS X version 10.8.2, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB memory, 2.6 GHz Intel i7 and is only a week old
My Boot Camp is version 5.0.1
My Windows InstallingDVD is one year old now, i needed it to build a PC last year, hope that doesnt make a difference, its a full version, so not just for upgrading.
From what i saw in the apple support it should work on my macbook. I hope someone can help me.
Thanks in advance.

Ok, problem solved. I looked a bit more here in the questions and there was the answer and its quite simple.
Somehow an USB-stick makes problems while Windows wants to install, i dont know why. So i just made everything over DVDs and now everything works fine.

HT5634 Late 2013 Macbook Pro Retina only support Windows 7 (Trying to install 8.1)

I have a 15 inch Macbook Pro Retina (Late 2013) trying to install Windows 8.1 (64-bit) via Boot Camp on USB with an ISO. Upon downloading Windows support software, I'm greeted with a pop-up that says: "This Mac only supports Windows 7, do you want to continue?" However, upon further investigation, according to Apple's website, it says my model is officially supported for Windows 8.1 What's going on here?
Boot Camp: Version 5.1.2 (481)
OSX Version: 10.9.2
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-Sterling

I am new to the community as well but have been an apple genuis for a while. The way I put windows on my mac (late 2012 pro) last year was I bought windows 7, and used bootcamp to install it. I would have someone at best buy or a tech store do it for you though. If you dont want to pay $200 for windows 7, you can just buy an app called parallels (also at like a best buy) and use that. I believe it is around $75 but not sure. Hope this helps

Macbook Pro Retina (late 2013) and support for two external monitor

Hi,
I have a Macbook Pro Retina 13" (Late 2013) and are looking to buy two DELL U2414 monitors. But after searching the web i´m a little bit confused if my MBPr will actually supports connecting two montors from one single Display port.
I will be using this montors at work where I use my MBPr with Windows7 (Paralllels).
I want to set up these two monitors with extended desktop not mirroring. The reason of using just one DP on my MBPr is that the other one is used by my wired ethernet connection. Will this work under OSX10.9.2 or 10.9.3?. Does my MBPr 13" support DP1.2a MST that is needed for daisy chain multiple monitors?

The hardware supports DP1.2 and MST but unfortunately at present OS X Mavericks does not.

Sleep mode draining the battery (Macbook Pro Retina 13" Late 2013)

Hi everybody,
I have the following issue. I have the newest Macbook Pro Retina (late 2013) with 16gigs memory. When I put in is sleep mode then it drains the battery with between 6% and 20% in 8hours. Powernap is turned off, according the logs in Console it only wakes up sometimes for hibernating (it woke up for 3times from 10). So it goes to sleep every time I close the lid, nothing is using the CPU.
Apple states it has to keep up in sleep mode without fully draining the batteries for 30days, so it should consume only 3,3% per day. We all know it can be more or less but, if you do some math you can easily figure out for example: 8% drain in every 8hours is 24% per day. So I could only keep it in sleep for four days (don't tell me, I should turn it off, that cannot be the solution for this problem).
If the macbook is turned off there is no draining issue, just in sleep mode...
By the way, there is no performance issue regarding the batteries I can use it easily from battery for 5-8hours.
Do you have the same issue like me with this model and/or what are the average rates for draining in sleep mode, could you do me some tests for me (please do not start from 100%, use it a little bit before use put in sleep)?
Balazs

I've been trying to work on a fix aswell to this issue. I have had my Macbook Pro Retina for a week now and in sleep mode I was losing between 30% and 50% battery drain.
To test, I was charging fully before I slept and then I would review in the morning, or when I reached work. One occasion I had 37% remaining after around 12 hours sleep.
For me, I think I managed to find a fix, that I haven't read up on yet.
I downloaded Battery Health app through the App store, so I could check what was happening under the lid and also Memory Clean (both free). Before I put my mac to sleep I cleaned the memory, on starting the app it was 9GB remaining, I cleaned the memory three times and reached 13.36GB free.
I then put the mac to sleep and I have woken it up 12 hours later and I still have 100% battery remaining (95.5% through the "Battery Health" app).
Hope this helps someone out there it seems to have worked for me.

Macbook Pro Retina awakes from sleep to grey mode of my wallpaper

I just bought a new MacBook Pro Retina with NVidia Graphics Card and OS X 10.10.2. When the computer is put to sleep overnight and I wake it in morning by opening lid, a strange thing occurs. The screen first shows my chosen wallpaper in a grey mode before wallpaper changes to full color within 5 seconds. Is this normal? If computer goes to sleep mode for a short period of time this does not happen. Everything else normal and no other problems.

Agree with Kappy, but it you want to try to solve it.
You are entitled to 90 day telephone support from Apple. Try contacting them.
Apple Support Contact
Apple Support contact - Telephone

MacBook Pro Retina Display Support ?

I just purchased a new MacBook Pro Retina Display laptop, and would like to know when I can expect Adobe to upgrade the CS6 suite of apps to take advantage of the Retina display.

Don Quinn wrote:
Am I the only one confused why people buy into doubly dense displays and then want to dumb them down by making elements on them twice as large? That seems wasteful. Scoot your chair closer to the screen. I hold an iPhone 4 closer to my face than a 2nd gen iPod touch. It is no big deal. They look the same that way.
The retina display does not introduce a new issue. Dot pitch has been increasing for years. We see people that will adjust their LCDs to a non-native resolution (ie: running 1024x768 on a 1280x1024-capable display). Or they will adjust their system settings to display larger fonts. Instead of buying the right monitor for their needs and eyesight, they misuse an expensive display. I would love to have the pixels that they are not using. A pixel is a terrible thing to waste.
You show a complete lack of understanding of the problem, and what the Retina display brings to the table. It's not just a higher density display — it's roughly double the resolution. You even said it, but did you think it through? According to your suggestion, we should run the display at the double resolution and deal with half-sized UI elements. Can I say, "yuck!"? Just TRY to use Photoshop with buttons this small:
http://d.pr/i/LVTH (screenshot of Photoshop CS6 on my rMBP at the highest resolution) Squeeze that into a 15in. laptop screen and you'll see the problem.
Most are smaller than my mouse pointer. Some apps that don't support the display are completely unusable. I tried playing Team Fortress 2 soon after getting my rMBP and found that the settings UI is so small it's impossible. The doubled resolution isn't so we get more screen real estate — it's so we get super-crisp images and a level of detail in the photos and graphics we work on that parallels printed work. Hell, I'd settle for just getting the workspace Retina supported. I don't care if the UI is grainy, I just want my photos and prints to be crystal clear.
I'm STILL waiting on word (any word at all) from Adobe that even HINTS on Retina support. I refuse to purchase software because odds are, it'll be in 6.5 and I'll have to purchase all over again. I'd go Creative Cloud but I'm not paying $50/mo for ugly software from a company who could be a bit more loving to the consumer. Also, I just can't afford it. I'm unfortunately stuck waiting with just Pixelmator (which is Retina supported already... ahem) until Adobe says something. ANYTHING. Instead, you could hear a pin drop in the silence. WE JUST WANT TO KNOW

My new macbook pro retina randomly goes into standby mode

My new macbook pro retina randomly goes into standby mode. I have to close the screen and wait a few seconds and re-open it in order for it to come back on.
Sometimes it immediately goes back into standby mode again after closing and reopening the screen. I have checked the battery level everytime, and it has never been below 40% when this occurs. Is this a Mountain Lion issue?

Well I fixed my problem.
I took it into the Apple store. Even without the other two monitors they were able to recreate the problem. One symptom (I had) was that one of the Hot Corners was set to Disable screen saver. If you then put your cursor there, you'd go into screen saver mode. Change the setting to another corner and the problem follows you there.
The Apple person at the Genius bar logged out as me and back in as test and same problem. He tried some stuff and finally said I needed to wipe the drive and reinstall the OS (Lion). I'd only had the machine for 12 hours and had just migrated my data to it, so I didn't mind doing that. I did it at home.
Problem solved.
BUT... then I reinstalled the driver for my EVGA UV Plus 19 (most current drivers) and bingo problem back. Uninstall. Problem gone. I'm now using mini display port to DVI for one monitor and HDMI for the other I think the machine is a bit warmer this way (versus using a USB to the EVGA device) but at least it's not sleeping all the time. Someone might say "it (the heat) is your imagination" or something else. Or someone might say "use the other thunderbolt port for another mini-display port to DVI" but I need that for the LAN... c'est la vie.
Maybe I'll write to evga and see what they say. Maybe they'll fix their driver and/or Apple will fix it.

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