B barnetda macrumors regular Original poster Jul 31, 2009 #1 I am thinking of upgrading my drive to a SSD. My MBP is 2 years old and Applecare runs out in a year. If i install a new drive does it invalidate the Applecare?
I am thinking of upgrading my drive to a SSD. My MBP is 2 years old and Applecare runs out in a year. If i install a new drive does it invalidate the Applecare?
geoffreak macrumors 68020 Jul 31, 2009 #2 Only on the hard drive, and even then, only if you don't have the original drive inside when it goes in for repairs.
Only on the hard drive, and even then, only if you don't have the original drive inside when it goes in for repairs.
B barnetda macrumors regular Original poster Jul 31, 2009 #3 geoffreak said: Only on the hard drive, and even then, only if you don't have the original drive inside when it goes in for repairs. Click to expand... Great, thanks for that.
geoffreak said: Only on the hard drive, and even then, only if you don't have the original drive inside when it goes in for repairs. Click to expand... Great, thanks for that.
G greenday123 macrumors 6502 Jul 31, 2009 #5 Same thing, just put the optical drive back in if you have to bring it in for a repair.
geoffreak macrumors 68020 Jul 31, 2009 #6 greenday123 said: Same thing, just put the optical drive back in if you have to bring it in for a repair. Click to expand... I think the ODD can't be put back in without leaving evidence that it was removed.
greenday123 said: Same thing, just put the optical drive back in if you have to bring it in for a repair. Click to expand... I think the ODD can't be put back in without leaving evidence that it was removed.