A:AnswerYes, it should, as it just needs usb drivers to utilize the drive in windows. Newer versions of windows should load the drivers automatically when the drive is plugged in, or it will check the internet for driver software if needed.
A:AnswerI do not believe so. Even if you adapted the USB A plug on the SuperDrive to a lightning plug, I do not believe the iPhone can power the drive properly, as it is bus powered from the USB port.
A:AnswerThat's a function of the original source material, not the optical drive. DVD video is typically 720 pixels high, some video streams as high as 1080 pixels, but most streaming video is 720 pixels.
A:AnswerDepends on what ports you have available on the Mac mini. The SuperDrive needs a USB A port, which can be on a powered hub connected to the computer or directly connected to the computer. If you have a USB C port or a thunderbolt 3 port, yes you would need an adapter.
A:Answerif your monogram machine will read a CD/DVD then yes, you can save patterns to the cd drive and "play" them on the monogram machine.
it would seem more likely that your monogram machine would use a usb drive to transfer patterns, in which case you should get a usb thumb drive instead.
A:AnswerYes, you should be able to, driver software may be lacking on a Mac, but the drive manufacturer should have them. This is because Apple preloads driver software for a small amount of hardware to keep their operating system running smoothly without a lot of clutter or excess files.
A:AnswerSince yout didn't say what type of file you are trying to open on your Mac, the best answer is that it depends upon what type of CD program you are trying to use on your Mac. If the CD was formatted/written for a PC, it will not work on your Mac UNLESS you download Windows to your Mac via either Apple Boot Camp, or some other type of software such as Parallels for Mac. Some software is written for PC or Mac and will work on either type of OS. Generally, files from MS Office will work on a Mac that has MS Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, Publisher) installed on it. Since the newer versions of Office are online (Office 365) rather than resident on your laptop, any Office files written on a PC should work on a Mac. Good luck!
