avatarolz.blogg.se - Macbook pro 2013 update

My reply to "helpme05" was intended to suggest to him that there may BE such a product from OWC in the future, because iFixIt's teardown of the newest MacBook Pros shows that the SSD still plugs into a (mecahnically and logically different from that on the 2012 and early 2013 machines) motherboard socket. Of course, that's not relevant for the OP, who has a late 2013 MacBook Pro and wants a bigger SSD. I may not have been clear enough in my post OWCs SSDs will NOT work in the late 2013 MacBook Pros (they've clarified their website product description to make that abundantly clear) the newest MacBook Pros use PCIe controllers, both for the SSD interface and for the SDXC slot the 2012 and early 2013 MacBook Pros use SATA the two are NOT interchangeable, and OWC doesn't make ANY SSD cards that will work in the newest MacBook Pros (yet). Do not close the lid or power off your Mac until installation is complete.Thanks for your reply.

During installation, your Mac may restart, or display a blank screen for a short time.

In the Updates window, locate the line that says Catalina.

In the App Store, on the left side of the window, select Updates.

In the menu bar, click the Apple icon to open the Apple menu.

Do not close the lid or power off your Mac until installation is complete.Īfter you've gone through the preparation steps, you need to download and install the latest version of macOS. During installation, your Mac may restart, or display a blank screen short time.When this process is complete, an installer application named Install OS X El Capitan is placed in your Applications folder.Follow the on-screen instructions to perform a compatibility check, and prepare for installation.In the archive, double-click InstallMacOSX.pkg.Double-click the downloaded archive, InstallMacOSX.dmg, to view its contents.The file size is 5.8 GB, so the download may take a while, depending on the speed of your Internet connection. Download the El Capitan installer from Apple.If your Mac is running OS X Lion or Mountain Lion, follow these steps to upgrade to El Capitan. If your Mac is running Mavericks or newer, you can proceed to upgrade to Catalina.

* If your Mac is running OS X Lion or Mountain Lion, you must upgrade to El Capitan before you can upgrade to Catalina. The following versions of OS X and macOS can be upgraded to macOS Catalina. If anything goes wrong, you can restore your Mac to its previous state. Back up your dataĪlthough not required, we strongly recommend you back up your Mac before proceeding with an upgrade. However, you can still try to upgrade to El Capitan. If your Mac is not on this list, you cannot upgrade to Catalina.