Upgrade ssd and keep my current system and files

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Rodrigo Sousa @rodrigosou39139

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投稿日: 2019年7月29日

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Upgrade ssd and keep my current system and files

Hello, I would like to upgrade my 128gb SSD to a new one (512gb), however I want to keep ALL my current system and files, how can I do it? I’ve done a back up of my current ssd to a hard drive on time machine, does that work to clone this drive to a new one?

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Dan @danj 評価: 479千 Self employed contract worker 35 329 970 · Answer 1 · 2019-07-29T04:22:14-07:00

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Don’t use cloning software! Use the processes Apple recommends.

To clarify:

Use TimeMachine to make your backup on the external drive. Or, use a external case to hold your blade SSD to restore from.
Install your new SSD
Startup your system either with an external bootable drive which has a copy of the OS installer you need. Or, launch Internet recovery (Restart system and press Command (⌘) and R keys).
Format the drive to GUID partition mapping using Disk Utility
Install the OS
At the end of the install process you will be asked if you have anything to recover. This is where you plug in your backup drive or your original drive to then use Migration Assistant to copy off your user accounts, apps & data. Note: the guide assumes you have a new system Vs upgrading your drive the process is the same! Just point to your TimeMachine or your connected original drive.

References:

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How to transfer your old Mac's data to your new Mac

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