Im not sure if thats possible at this point. I would like to just get my MacBook running again and if possible using the full 750GB HDD. 661-6339 Apple 512GB SSD (Solid State Drive) for MacBook Pro 17' Late 2011 Special Price 99.00 Regular Price 129. It boots into recovery and that's about it. Every time i try to do anything it gives me cannot unmount error and when i try to back up from time machine the only thing its see's is a DISK0S1 that's only 210MB. It still wasn't working so using my critical thinking skills i decided i would just use terminal to wipe the whole drive and start fresh just like i can do in Windows. Toshiba L200 HDWL120UZSVA 2TB SATA III 5400RPM 2.5 Inch 9.5mm Internal Hard Drive PS4/PC/MAC Ready Toshiba’s 2.5-inch L200 Laptop PC Hard Drive is designed for everyday laptop users. 15, 17-inch Early and Late 2011 MacBook Pro 13, 15, 17-inch Early and Late 2011. Ive never looked inside one of these things and Im not sure if I can do it or not. I am interested in purchasing a Western Digital WD Scorpio Black 750 GB SATA 3 GB/s 7200 RPM 16 MB Cache Internal Bulk/OEM 2.5-Inch Mobile Hard Drive for my MacBook Pro. After hours of searching i plunged into recovery using Disk Utility and Terminal tried to extend the cold source to use the whole HDD. MacBook Pro 13, 15, 17-inch Early and Late 2011. Hard Drive Capacity for Late 2011 Macbook Pro.
It let me remove the second partition but i couldn't do my normal drag and extend the 'Macintosh HD' partition to take full advantage of my HDD space. I had about 250GB of partitioned HDD that i wanted to add to my main partition 'Macintosh HD'.
MACBOOK PRO 2011 HARD DRIVE FOR MAC
Obviously, drives that support 6.0 Gb/s will be faster than one supporting only 3.0 Gb/s. MacBook Pro hard drive died and took Office for Mac 2011 with it to the afterlife Is there a way to retrieve Office for Mac from Microsoft by only using my MacBook serial number and data I don't have any of the supporting documentation that came with Office for Mac 2011.
Any notebook sized SATA drive that fits your needs should work. I have a Late 2011 MacBook Pro with 750GB HDD. Actually the 2011 models all support 6.0 Gb/s SATA interfaces.
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