
It's an Apple feature, so naturally, this only works from Mac to Mac. We need to ensure a few things are in place before we start.

So, how can you do it? Jump to the next section to find out. This cool Apple feature with an easy setup allows quickly and effortlessly moving large files between two Macs. Connect two Macs via USB, USB-C, or Thunderbolt cables, and start data transfer. Unknown to many, the Mac target disk mode is a unique startup or boot mode that allows almost any Mac to act as an external hard drive. We'll walk you through everything you need to know right here in this article, so sit back and get ready to discover how you can turn your Mac into an external hard drive and transfer large amounts of data with ease.

Simultaneously, another question might pop up in your mind: can I use it? If you've stumbled across the term target disk mode on Mac, you might wonder what it means.
