Aside from the obvious storage bump, there are plenty of reasons why you’d wanna upgrade your MacBook Pro‘s hard drive. The guys at ExtremeTech have come up with a hand-holding guide for ...

YouTube/Matt Gonzalez After that, I simply unscrewed the bottom of my MacBook Pro, took the old hard drive out, put the SSD in, and screwed the lid back on (check out a good YouTube tutorial here).

Replacing the hard drive in any MacBook Pro takes a little surgery, but it's not so hard that you need to pay Apple customer support to do it for you. Our step-by-step guide shows you how to ...

Granted, you may miss your optical drive on occasions when someone hands you a CD or DVD and you have to find an external USB unit, but when your MacBook Pro is now running off a faster hard drive ...

Does anyone know the details about replacing a hard drive on a (under warranty until Nov) MacBook Pro? Should I wait for the warranty to expire since it is working fine, just want to put a bigger ...

Compatible with ATA and SATA drives, you just plug one end of the adapter into the raw hard drive and the other into the MacBook Pro’s USB port. USB 2.0 Universal Drive Adapter ...

Here’s just a quick tutorial on how to install a second hard drive or solid state drive to your old Macbook Pro by replacing the optical drive with a SSD/HDD in case you need any extra storage ...

When you are using a MacBook Pro to perform work for your company and the laptop has a Maxtor external hard drive connected to it, you can change the drive's permissions.

The Retina MacBook Pro accomplishes its swiftness by using a fast CPU and graphics processor, but also by replacing a traditional hard drive with flash storage. Unlike a hard drive, flash storage has ...

TechRestore is offering a certified exchange of your hard drive for a new 500 Gig one, but it'll cost you. This procedure will be done within two days and is door to door shipping for an extra $50 ...

I recently purchased a new Core 2 Duo MacBook Pro and wanted to share some of the intricacies of swapping out the hard drive. Written by Jason D. O'Grady, Contributor Nov. 3, 2006 at 12:03 a.m. PT ...