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crwdns2934243:0crwdne2934243:0 Pete Singh

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My new SSD is not recognised in my MacBook Air when trying to set it u

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I have purchased a MacBook Air early 2014. [br]

the previous owner kept their hard drive for data safety so I bought a OWC 240gb SSD. [br]

the MacBook Air doesn’t recognise the SSD. The box of the SSD and some searching on the net told me I need to update the firmware on the MacBook Air. [br]

I have a 500gb 2.5” SSD from my old broken laptop and so I connected this with an external USB adaptor to the MacBook Air and it booted and worked fine when I booted up and pressed the option key.  I could use the computer perfectly. [br]

I then went to the App Store and downloaded OS X Big Sur which states it is compatible for my MacBook Air. It took a few hours to download and install but on the final reboot it stopped working. [br]

ive tried to set up the new SSD but have the same problem as originally. Now the external SSD will not boot up and I can’t get it to show when I press the options button. [br]

my data is not important. I want to set this up as a new MacBook Air. I have a separate time machine back up of my data. [br]

I am happy to start this procedure again and give up the OS and data on my external SSD. [br]

I can run disc utility etc by pressing COMMAND R

thank you in advance

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MacBook Air 11" Early 2014

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crwdns2934245:0crwdne2934245:0 Pete Singh

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My new SSD is not recognised in my MacBook Air when trying to set it u

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

I have purchased a MacBook Air early 2014. [br]

the previous owner kept their hard drive for data safety so I bought a OWC 240gb SSD. [br]

the MacBook Air doesn’t recognise the SSD. The box of the SSD and some searching on the net told me I need to update the firmware on the MacBook Air. [br]

I have a 500gb 2.5” SSD from my old broken laptop and so I connected this with an external USB adaptor to the MacBook Air and it booted and worked fine when I booted up and pressed the option key.  I could use the computer perfectly. [br]

I then went to the App Store and downloaded OS X Big Sur which states it is compatible for my MacBook Air. It took a few hours to download and install but on the final reboot it stopped working. [br]

ive tried to set up the new SSD but have the same problem as originally. Now the external SSD will not boot up and I can’t get it to show when I press the options button. [br]

my data is not important. I want to set this up as a new MacBook Air. I have a separate time machine back up of my data. [br]

I am happy to start this procedure again and give up the OS and data on my external SSD. [br]

I can run disc utility etc by pressing COMMAND R

thank you in advance

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MacBook Air 11" Early 2014

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crwdns2934245:0crwdne2934245:0 Pete Singh

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My new SSD is not recognised in my MacBook Air when trying to set it u

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

I have purchased a MacBook Air early 2014. [br]

the previous owner kept their hard drive for data safety so I bought a OWC 240gb SSD. [br]

the MacBook Air doesn’t recognise the SSD. The box of the SSD and some searching on the net told me I need to update the firmware on the MacBook Air. [br]

I have a 500gb 2.5” SSD from my old broken laptop and so I connected this with an external USB adaptor to the MacBook Air and it booted and worked fine when I booted up and pressed the option key.  I could use the computer perfectly. [br]

I then went to the App Store and downloaded OS X Big Sur which states it is compatible for my MacBook Air. It took a few hours to download and install but on the final reboot it stopped working. [br]

ive tried to set up the new SSD but have the same problem as originally. Now the external SSD will not boot up and I can’t get it to show when I press the options button. [br]

my data is not important. I want to set this up as a new MacBook Air. I have a separate time machine back up of my data. [br]

I am happy to start this procedure again and give up the OS and data on my external SSD. [br]

I can run disc utility etc by pressing COMMAND R

thank you in advance

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MacBook Air 11" Early 2014

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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Pete Singh

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My new SSD is not recognised in my MacBook Air when trying to set it u

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

I have purchased a MacBook Air early 2014. [br]

the previous owner kept their hard drive for data safety so I bought a OWC 240gb SSD. [br]

the MacBook Air doesn’t recognise the SSD. The box of the SSD and some searching on the net told me I need to update the firmware on the MacBook Air. [br]

I have a 500gb 2.5” SSD from my old broken laptop and so I connected this with an external USB adaptor to the MacBook Air and it booted and worked fine when I booted up and pressed the option key.  I could use the computer perfectly. [br]

I then went to the App Store and downloaded OS X Big Sur which states it is compatible for my MacBook Air. It took a few hours to download and install but on the final reboot it stopped working. [br]

ive tried to set up the new SSD but have the same problem as originally. Now the external SSD will not boot up and I can’t get it to show when I press the options button. [br]

my data is not important. I want to set this up as a new MacBook Air. I have a separate time machine back up of my data. [br]

I am happy to start this procedure again and give up the OS and data on my external SSD. [br]

I can run disc utility etc by pressing COMMAND R

thank you in advance

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MacBook Air 11" Early 2014

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