MacBook Air SSD 固态硬盘更换

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This guide will show you how to upgrade or replace the solid state drive (SSD) on your MacBook Air. The SSD is the storage component of your laptop, responsible for long term preservation of your files and operating system. If your computer is crashing frequently or having boot problems, a corrupted SSD may be at fault.

This guide is relevant for all models of MacBook Air containing a user replaceable SSD, which includes machines released between 2010-2017. If your laptop is newer than that, it's likely got a soldered storage component—sorry, we can't help you here.

Model specific guides for this device are available if you want to dig into the details. ***For a better experience, you should navigate to your specific model***, whether you've got a [[Topic:MacBook Air 11"|MacBook Air 11"]] or a [[Topic:MacBook Air 13"|MacBook Air 13"]], and find the replacement guide that's relevant to you. If you aren't too particular and just need the basics, continue on for the general process.

You can find the [link|https://www.ifixit.com/Parts/MacBook_Air/Storage|replacement SSD that's best suited for your machine here]!

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