Here is very simplistic guide to upgrading your MacBook’s hard drive:
- Remove the battery of your MacBook by turning its grasp 90 degrees from its original position. In doing this, you may use a coin or any strong flat material.
- Remove the hard drive from your MacBook by pulling the white plastic tab attached to it to the right.
- Place into the cradle the replacement hard drive for your MacBook that you bought from an Apple store. You would need a Torx T9 screwdriver to be able to do this.
- Push the drive into the compartment and cradle it fitly. Make sure that the label is facing down to ensure that it on proper placement.
- Finally, place back the battery and turn on your newly upgraded MacBook!
- Take off the battery of your MacBook just like how it was described above.
- From the back wall of the battery compartment of your MacBook, remove the three Philips screws that are evenly spaced from one another.
- Remove the L-shaped metal cover by lifting it and pulling gently to the right.
- Pull the metal lever back on and remove the RAM chip from your MacBook by sliding it out from the compartment.
- To insert the new RAM, slide it until it is fitly seated. If you have a second RAM, do the same. It wouldn’t matter which comes first and last as long as they are cradled in properly.
- Do not use force in removing and inserting the RAM because it may damage not only the RAM chip, but the MacBook, as well.
- Finally, to finish the upgrade, put back the L-shaped metal cover and the screws, and then insert the battery. You now have a newly upgraded MacBook!
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