Hello,
I have read through many of the SSD threads here, but haven't found an answer to this specific question.
I just bought a new Macbook Pro and an SSD to replace the 750GB hard drive. My question is: do I need to start up the Macbook with the original hard drive and follow the initial setup steps in order to later access the system recovery and install the OS on the SSD?
Or can I install the SSD without ever turning on the new Macbook and just use system recovery right from the start?
Is there an advantage to doing one or the other if both are possible?
I have read through many of the SSD threads here, but haven't found an answer to this specific question.
I just bought a new Macbook Pro and an SSD to replace the 750GB hard drive. My question is: do I need to start up the Macbook with the original hard drive and follow the initial setup steps in order to later access the system recovery and install the OS on the SSD?
Or can I install the SSD without ever turning on the new Macbook and just use system recovery right from the start?
Is there an advantage to doing one or the other if both are possible?