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Then I used TransMac with an El Capitan image, restored the image to a USB drive in an attempt to boot into recovery mode and install using the new image onto the new SSD, which fails to work.įirstly, it won’t boot into recovery mode, I’m guessing it’s because there is no recovery mode available as it was on the old HDD and this older Mac has no internet recovery option. I have replaced the hard drive with the SSD which at first wasn’t detected until I formatted it. I’ve also gone in through safe mode to run the various verify and fsck-fy commands which are failing – so I think it’s a bad diskĬarried out PRAM & SMC Resets which have made no difference I suspect the current disk is failing, I can boot it into recovery mode but have only been able to run first aid on the disk once which failed.

Ive tried all sorts of things to repair it, as well as replacing the Hard drive with a Crucial MX500 SSD but nothing is working properly. I have a MacBook Pro Mid 2009, it’s no longer booting properly from the existing hard drive and just gets stuck at the loading screen and eventually reboots in a loop. The Boot Camp 5 updaters are available as free downloads at the Apple website.I’m hoping someone can help me.

MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Early 2013)Īpple offers detailed instructions for installing the update, which includes using a USB flash drive for part of the process.

MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Late 2012).

MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013).

MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Late 2013).

Instead of a single updater file, Apple has two updaters to choose from depending on which model Mac you own.īoot Camp is Apple's utility that lets Mac owners choose to boot their computer with OS X or Windows, and it offers Windows support for the Mac's built-in components and accessories. Apple released a Boot Camp 5 update that added 64-bit driver support for Windows 7 and Windows 8 on Tuesday.