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The flash storage on a Mac Studio is extremely difficult to upgrade, but a skilled hardware hacker has proven it can be done — assuming you have the skill, tools, time, and patience.
There are cases where the hard drive, RAM or both cannot be upgraded or removed at all. This is mostly true for ultrabook-class laptops such as the M1 MacBook Pro 13. The RAM and SSD are integrated into the mainboard, so you’re stuck with whichever model you bought at the outset. ...
So i have a 2014 Mac mini, and to speed things up I somewhat recently decided to run the entire OS off an external Samsung SSD. It’s worked great since, but looking to upgrade to the new m1 Mac mini. My question is basically, how would I go about this? Of course the new Mac ...
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A couple of weeks ago my MacBook Pro 8,1 early 2011 with a SanDisk 256 SSD wouldn't boot. I have ran the Apple Hardware test many times and everything checks out fine, but even when I restore from the Time Machine or even clone using CCC the MacBook won't boot from the SSD. I...
Then reinstall macOS to the internal SSD. If you are still unable to update macOS or upgrade to a newer version from the internal drive, then I would see if Apple can update the firmware for you. Otherwise it seems you have a Logic Board issue. FYI, it is not easy accessing the chip...