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If you haven't already, make a Time Machine backup of the old drive on an external drive. If your Mac supports Internet Recovery mode, another option is to start up in Internet Recovery mode and restore a Time Machine backup on the new drive. Then start up from the old drive, reformat the new drive in Disk Utility, and clone the old drive to the new drive.

Insert the new drive in the MacBook and connect the old drive by using a USB SATA enclosure or some other way.

One option is to clone the drive with Carbon Copy Cloner. No not really no unless you dont have any "normal" screwdivers Yes and no, different on different generations of MacBooks, but it is pretty straight forward and easily done link is to change ram, however look it over, and read the useful tips, the hard-drive is right next to the battery also you need to change the hard drive cover held in by screwsĪre there any special tools required extra to a small philips-head screwdriver? No, however depending on your mac, post- lion, you can use the recovery mode to download and reinstall the os information about recovery modeģ# If the procedure much different between different flavours of macbook? When finished, quit out of Disk Utility and now select the “Install Mac OS X” option from the menuĬhoose your freshly formatted hard drive and install Mountain LionĢ# When you buy a mac, do they give you a copy of the OS on disc like buying a windows PC? Select “Disk Utility” and choose the hard drive you wish to format, click the “Erase” tab, and then pull down the “Format” menu and select “Mac OS Extended (Journaled)” as the type, name the drive if you wishĬlick the “Erase” button and let the drive format – this is the point of no return Yes, a new empty hard drive will have to be formatted and the os reinstalledĬhoose the “Mac OS X Installer” startup volume from the boot menu Replace Keyboard P/N: Any A1278 Keyboard 2009-2012ġ5.1# If I put in a new hard drive, will I have to reinstall an operating system? Replace Hard Disk Drive P/N: Any compatible SATA DriveĤ. Replace/Upgrade Random Access Memory (RAM) P/N: PC3-10600 2GB, 4GB, 8GB (Workaround: Any Speed 204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM as long as 1 old (10600 or slower module is left in one of the banks)ģ. Remove bottom case (recurring for all videos)Ģ.