Introduction
Lorsque vous remplacez votre disque dur, vous devez réutiliser les vis Torx de l'ancien disque sur le nouveau.
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Boîtier fermé, placez l'Unibody à l'envers sur une surface plane.
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Appuyez sur le côté rainuré du loquet de déverrouillage de la trappe d'accès de manière à saisir l'extrémité libre du loquet. Soulevez le loquet de déverrouillage à la verticale.
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Tirez sur la languette en plastique blanc et retirez la batterie de votre MacBook Unibody.
Great tutorial ! great step !
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Retirez la vis Phillips par laquelle le support du disque dur est fixé au boîtier supérieur.
My Phillips #00 screwdriver does not fit here. In fact, I´ve tried every Phillips screwdriver I have. Nothing fits. I am losing my mind trying to get that screw out.
Turns out I have a stripped screw...
Here my screw head is worn out. Thinking of drilling it myself as well. Not happy ☹️ Any tips to the rescue to solve this without drilling?
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Débranchez le connecteur du câble du disque dur en le tenant bien droit afin de libérer le disque dur de son câble.
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Il vous reste le disque dur.
I'm also considering an SSD, any help with this question?
I did some some looking around for specs at everymac.com and I came up with this.
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ma...
From the link there it says the SATA interface is 3Gb/s, which would be SATA II.
As for whether or not an SSD is worth it on SATA II, I found a Tom's Hardware article which explains the problem a little bit more.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ssd-...
Hope this helps!
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Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez les mêmes instructions dans l'ordre inverse.
Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez les mêmes instructions dans l'ordre inverse.
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8 commentaires
Very easy and worth the upgrade
The model A1278 in front of me doesn't look like the above. It has 10 screws holding a single piece base onto the body, and not a single quick-release catch in sight. The battery bay looks different as well, but removing the HDD is just as easy.
That is because you are looking at a MacBook Pro A1278, not the MacBook Unibody. Apple made the regular MacBook in an aluminum enclosure in 2008 and the following aluminum model was changed to be called the MacBook Pro.
My hard drive bracket center screw is damaged. I can’t screw it out. Does anyone know how to get the screw out and where I can buy a new bracket center screw?
This is not a a1278 unibody MacBook Pro. A1278 MacBooks backs are one solid metal piece not two separate pieces. This guide is for a different MacBook Pro.
Brad Burgeson - Réponse
This guide isn’t for a pro; it’s a MacBook unibody.
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So, it turns out that Apple used the model code A1278 for quite a few different Mac models, including both Pro and non-Pro versions! This guide is for the non-Pro Macbooks. There’s also one for the Pro models with the same A1278 identifier.
tempelmann - Réponse