It just so happens that I have an “unsupported” Thunderbolt 3 dock in my possession — StarTech’s Thunderbolt 3 Dual-4K Docking Station. I was really disappointed when I found out that this dock would only support Windows, but after using the TB3 enabler hack, I’m able to use the dock on macOS 10.12.1. But before you get too excited, know that there are some downsides to using this method, and remember that this Dock doesn’t feature official macOS support and therefore has limitations. It’s still not totally clear as to why Apple chose to implement a software block for certain Thunderbolt 3 devices, but according to an email reply from Apple, it appears to be more of a business decision surrounding certification than an outright technical decision. So in addition to USB-C and TB3 compatibility issue, there is the Normal TB3 and macOS-Certified TB3 accessories 🙃 — Khaos Tian (@KhaosT) At any rate, your mileage may vary, and by using this hack, you take full risk and responsibility for running the script that enables unsupported Thunderbolt 3 hardware on macOS.

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TB-3 Updates & Drivers. TB-3 System Update Version 1.1. This is the latest version of operating system for the TB-3. After downloading and extracting the compressed file, please refer to the “TB-3_Update_Procedure” pdf document included for the update procedure. Apr 23, 2014  hi, I'm want to hook up my Roland TB3 via USB to my mac though i notice the rolands driver is for os x 10.6.8 and my mac is 10.4.11 hi, I'm want to hook up my Roland TB3 via USB to my mac though i notice the rolands driver is for.

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How to enable unsupported Thunderbolt 3 devices on the MacBook Pro for more videos Step 1: Verify that your Thunderbolt 3 device is unsupported by macOS. Connect your Thunderbolt 3-enabled device to your MacBook Pro with a Thunderbolt 3 cable. Dmx-e 4203. Be sure that you are using a proper Thunderbolt 3 cable, and not a generic USB-C cable. There is a difference, despite what you may hear. Click Apple () in the menu bar, hold the Option (⌥) key, and click System Information. Click Thunderbolt under the Hardware section, and ensure that your connected Thunderbolt 3 device is being recognized as an unsupported device.

Step 2: Disable System Integrity Protection. To run this script successfully, you’ll need to disable SIP. To do so, reboot your Mac, and as its booting back up, hold Command (⌘) + R. Once you arrive at the Recovery menu, click Utilities in the menu bar, and select Terminal. In the Terminal window, type the following and press the Return key on your keyboard: csrutil disable If successful, restart your Mac normally. Step 3: Download the TB3 enabler script using Safari. You can find page.