- #Ssd drive for macbook pro with data cable serial#
- #Ssd drive for macbook pro with data cable update#
- #Ssd drive for macbook pro with data cable upgrade#
- #Ssd drive for macbook pro with data cable mac#
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#Ssd drive for macbook pro with data cable upgrade#
At least, this has not been a problem with my wife's SSD for about 1.5 years.Canada RAM sells SSD in Canada - Apple MacBook Pro, iMac, MacPro, MiniĬanada's Boutique Tech shop to help you upgrade your computer My conclusion: very interesting point about SATA cable being unable to handle the fast data transfer. put back the original non-SSD hard disk and the computer boots up albeit extremely slow as before. now thinking that the problem is with the SATA cable. the macbook would however boot up with these SSDs from USB They both got stuck at Apple logo and progress bar to 100% these SSDs as internal drive would not boot up. Formatted two drives and restored from time capsule while on USB. got two new SSDs and external enclosure. got a new SSD, which wouldn't format/erase either the hard disk wouldn't repair through Disk utility for the past 4 weeks, I seemed to have issues with constant rainbow wheel. The ssd works one time in between all my tries but I turned the macbook off and ssd disappear again. From my point of view the solution is case dependent and I still don't have a solution for my case.
#Ssd drive for macbook pro with data cable update#
I've been reading a lot of the issue and a lot of solutions (from charging the ssd, update the firmware, change the SATA cable). I got an externall enclosure put my ssd and connect it through USB port, works perfect, so the ssd is working fine. When I turned it on, my new (4 days old) ssd disappear, The system doesn't find it. When I opened it at the airport, a gray screen and nothing I can do so I did a hard shut down.
#Ssd drive for macbook pro with data cable mac#
After 4 days working perfect I fligth to another city, I just close my Mac as always. I installed in the SATA port and works perfect, I was so happy with my computer so fast doing all my work faster etc. I decide to change it and bouthg an ssd PNY 480GB.
I have a mid2012 macbookpro, the original HD start to work bad and very slow. I will love to know more about these, something similar hapens to me recently and I'm still looking for a solution. I'd like to build a case that this is a design defect worthy of a more permanent fix.
Since this is the second cable my system has needed in two years, it'll probably happen yet again in another few months, by which time my Applecare extended warranty will have expired and this problem will start costing me money to fix. With the above background, I'm posting this message to 1) advise others who may have encountered a similar issue and 2) to determine to what extent others may have experienced the same issue and identified the same solution. It will work just fine with slower drives but when it has a fast SSD attached to it and tries to push the data at the speed of the SSD it just can not do it." It's a mystery to me how a cable can degrade, but nonetheless, I'm off to the Apple repair facility again for yet another cable. As the internal SATA cable gets older it can start to degrade. Per OWC's tech (GREAT company and people, BTW): " It may be a internal SATA cable. I spent considerably more effort with OWC this time, including yet another replacement SSD, but no luck this time either. Suddenly the exact same problem arose again. The system had subsequently been running perfectly for several months until last week.
#Ssd drive for macbook pro with data cable serial#
After initially denying there was anything wrong with the Mac itself, they replaced the serial ATA cable that connects any internal drive to the motherboard and voila!, problem solved. Although most the symptoms suggested that the issue was with the SSD, I eventually took the machine into an authorized Apple repair depot. After working with OWC techs for several hours over several days, including swapping in a brand new replacement SSD, the system still would not boot off an internal SSD (but would always boot just fine off the SSD when it was mounted in an external enclosure and would always boot off the original 750 Gb original HDD mounted internally). It ran beautifully for several months and then one day it would no longer boot. I have a mid-2012 Macbook Pro (13", MacBookPro9,2) in which I installed an Other World Computing (OWC) SSD early in 2014.
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