Or cause problems with your Mac or a piece of crucial software you’re using on your Mac. You can create a copy of your Mac’s drive ahead of any major operating system update.īecause if the update fails. You can then replace an older slower Mac drive with a newer, faster hard drive or SSD. Then cloning your internal startup drive gives you an exact copy. If you plan to replace your internal Mac disk drive. A drive that you can boot from should the worst happens and your Mac’s internal drive fails.Ģ. A clone allows you to have a new drive that is a copy of your Mac’s drive. You can choose the drive you want to boot from there. Your Mac will then show you the start up manager screen. Start up your Mac and hold down the option key. When you don’t have access to your internal drive to boot normally. You’ll need to unlock and type in your main password first. If you’ve a lock on your System Preferences to prevent changes. Have that ready so you plug in your drive. You may need a USB hub with the ports you need. As Mac’s can come with limited USB ports. ‘ How To Check Format Of External Hard Drive On Mac‘.ģ. If you don’t know how, then take a quick look at this post. Older Mac’s with hard drives inside are Mac OS Extended (Journaled) formatted. The latest Macs have SSD’s inside that are APFS formatted. The drive you want to clone onto – your new, empty drive. So, if there are files on the drive you’re planning to use.
And puts on the drive your Mac boot image. Or a SSD (solid state drive formatted for your Mac).Ĭloning erases everything on the new drive.
Either a Mac hard drive (a drive formatted for Mac). What You’re Going To Need To Create Your Clone Driveġ. Booting Your Mac Boot Clone When You Want.
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