Introduction
iFixit’s SSD enclosure allows you to repurpose a factory-installed Mac SSD as a portable external drive. Follow this guide to learn how to install your SSD into the enclosure.
If you still need to complete your SSD upgrade, find your Mac and look for the SSD Replacement guide.
Note: These enclosures are designed to be used with factory-installed Mac Solid State Drives, and will not work with other PCIe replacement drives and adapters, including OWC Aura Pro drives.
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Carefully insert your Mac OEM SSD as shown, with the golden contact pads below the connector pins facing upward.
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Place the port cover plate onto the end of the enclosure, aligning the USB-C port with its cutout.
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The drive is now ready to be connected to your computer with either of the included USB cables.
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Once your drive is installed, you can transfer data from it, or use Disk Utility to format it and use it as a Time Machine backup.
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Danke für das Teilen. Es wäre besser, wenn Sie ein zusätzliches Video-Tutorial haben. bloxorz
The problem is that unless we're talking about a 2tb or larger SSD, the enclosure for an Apple SSD costs as much or more as just buying an external SSD (as I found out the hard way).
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Is there any driver that needs installed for this? My MacBook Pro, a MacBook Air, and a Windows machine do not recognize any USB storage device is being connected at all. Nothing shows up with Disk Utility.
Very expensive enclosure…
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