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#HOW TO STOP USING IMAC AS A SECOND DISPLAY FOR MAC BOOK MAC#
Target Display mode is also disabled automatically, if you shut down either computer, or if either the Mac or iMac slips into a sleep state. If you want to stop using your iMac as an external display, then you can exit Target Display mode using the ‘Command+F2’ keyboard shortcut, or by disconnecting the MiniPort or Thunderbolt cable. You can then choose the sound level, using your Mac’s audio keys.
To use Target Display Mode, you’ll need to connect your iMac and your Mac, via the correct cable.ĭepending on your model of iMac, it may have a Mini DisplayPort or a Thunderbolt port:
Target Display Mode is a feature that’s designed specifically for those who own two or more Macs, as it allows you to use your iMac as the external display for another Mac.