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To fix? Or to sell? MacBook Pro
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<blockquote data-quote="Toothpick134" data-source="post: 1773636" data-attributes="member: 396211"><p>Quick update, because I didn't have an external SSD drive handy I quickly created a bootable usb flash drive with el capitan on a small 8gb usb. It allowed me to install the OS and after a number of minutes of installing it seemed to ask me to install again this time allowing me to select a drive to install it on. The only one that showed up was the usb bootable drive which was too small to install onto. I also plugged in a 30 something GB usb and it let me install onto it but then the installation failed after a minute or so. I just have this 'feeling' that if I replaced the SSD with a new one it would install onto it and everything would work.. but then again my brain tells me it's risky to spend the money on a SSD haha (about £100 i think).</p><p></p><p>Will keep you guys posted how I get on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Toothpick134, post: 1773636, member: 396211"] Quick update, because I didn't have an external SSD drive handy I quickly created a bootable usb flash drive with el capitan on a small 8gb usb. It allowed me to install the OS and after a number of minutes of installing it seemed to ask me to install again this time allowing me to select a drive to install it on. The only one that showed up was the usb bootable drive which was too small to install onto. I also plugged in a 30 something GB usb and it let me install onto it but then the installation failed after a minute or so. I just have this 'feeling' that if I replaced the SSD with a new one it would install onto it and everything would work.. but then again my brain tells me it's risky to spend the money on a SSD haha (about £100 i think). Will keep you guys posted how I get on. [/QUOTE]
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