I was under the impression I had to clone my HDD to my SSD before putting it in my mac. Any advice would be great!ĮDIT) I think I am getting confused.
Do I clone my entire HDD to my SSD, then install the SSD and It should run faster? Wouldn't that mean I have two copies of my system, one on the HDD and one on the SSD? Do I clone it, install it, then delete of my HDD?įorgive my lack of knowledge in this area. In saying this, I'm slightly confused as to what to do. Similar advice I received also suggested I can install the SSD on top of of my current HDD in my iMac 2011, meaning I have 1.5tb of space (1tb HDD and 500gb SSD) I started up the iMac using the old 1TB WD drive in an external enclosure and can now see the new SSD -using disk utility - but cant select it as the startup disk (in system. I get the flashing question mark on the grey folder icon when I power up the iMac. OWC 1.0TB Electra 6G SSD DIY Upgrade Bundle for 2011, 2012 Mac Mini, Includes Data Doubler, 5-Piece Installation Toolkit 4.5 out of 5 stars 43 154.75 154. I just installed a new 1TB SSD into my iMac and it cant boot from the drive. Some advice I received suggested I need to clone my current HDD to the new SSD I have received. Internal or external, theres a great range of SSD upgrades you can perform on your Macintosh desktop or MacBook laptop to bring it up-to-speed with high-performance storage. This was exciting at first, but I have run into some trouble. I have bought and received an SSD and 8gb worth of RAM. This is a follow up post for one I made a few days ago ( )
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