So you’ve bought and received your desired solid state drive (and perhaps the screwdrivers and tools needed to open your Mac case), now what? Open the case of your MacBook Pro and put the SSD inside? Wrong. You’ll need to make sure you’ve backed up all the data on your old hard disk drive (if it’s still working) and created a bootable installer for macOS (see how to do this in Step 2).

Step 1: Made Data Backups Of Your Mac Hard Drive
Step 2: Create A Bootable USB Installer For MacOS
Step 3: Open MacBook Case And Replace HDD With SSD
Step 4: Install MacOS And Transfer Data

Don’t underestimate the installation part as it could be quite time-consuming if you don’t have the right tools at hand. I hope you find the guide and tips I shared useful. If you have any additional questions regarding SSDs for Mac, leave a comment below.

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