I have a similar problem with a Classic Car which is giving an error message which I can not diagnose mainly because the equipment to diagnose it is not so obsolete that no one knows any longer what it means and that is a relatively new car made in 1985. The new units do not have a com port on them so they can not have the Adapter attached and can not be used to fix those cars and trucks so it is kept going because without it there is no way to look at those cars. Is that MacBook5,2? If yes then yes it will run El Capitan.You may have to enter the BIOS and change the Boot Order depends on what has been done to the thing by previous users but that is straight forward enough.Īs for will the unit install a Windows OS that all depends on it’s specs if they meet Windows 10 Minimum Requirements then not a problem though it may be slow if it is just above the recommended requirements of Windows.Īs for being old that is a matter of prospective I have a NB here that is used to plug into certain cars to run diagnostics and I might mention 40 ton Dump trucks from Mine Sites that works a treat runs XP which is not supported by Microsoft and just works. It means you can follow the standard installation process with a high probability of success, which is what most people are looking for.
They know when software features/capabilities depend upon having specific hardware and whether a particular machine has that hardware.
They bundled whatever hardware drivers are necessary to run on the models "supported," and did not include drivers for those that are not supported. I pointed you towards Apple's official word, because they engineered that OS. That is something for someone who enjoys tinkering with computers, who is enthusiastic about learning new things about their hardware and software, and who is happy to troubleshoot and solve unexpected problems if/when they occur. There's a community of people dedicated to running newer OSes on "unsupported" machines. If having El Capitan is really important to you, or you like a challenge and are willing to put in the extra time. Sometimes just during the install, sometimes in maintaining that installation afterwards.
Many things are possible, but they often come with challenges and gotchas.
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