Install Drivers For Mac Cd Drive

To verify the driver installed or reinstall go to the Mac System. For Instructions on printing or Publishing a disc see Section 3 of the User's Manual. Wechat.

Mac OS X Installation Basics SATA Drive If the SATA drive will simply be a storage drive, please see the 3rd section of this article - Installing a SATA Drive as a Storage Unit. Installing a SATA Drive as a Boot drive 10.11 Note: Reformatting the drive will erase all data on the drive, so you should copy any data you want off the drive prior to formatting. • Physically install the drive into the Mac. • Insert the Mac OS X install CD or USB drive. • Power on the computer while holding down the option key. • Select Installer. • Select Disk Utility.

• Highlight the drive. • ​Select Erase. • Enter Volume information (Name, Format, and Scheme). • Select Mac OS Extended (Journaled) for Format. • Select GUID for Scheme.

• Select Erase. (Note: This will erase all data from the drive.) • Click on Disk Utility and select Quit Disk Utility. • Select Install OS X from the options • Select your drives as the destination and install Installing a SATA Drive as a Boot drive 10.6 to 10.10 Note: Reformatting the drive will erase all data on the drive, so you should copy any data you want off the drive prior to formatting. • Physically install the drive into the Mac.

• Insert the Mac OS X install CD or USB drive. • Power on the computer while holding down the option key.

• Select Installer. • Select Disk Utility.

• Highlight the drive. • Select Partition. • Select 1 Partition • Name the drive • Choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) Partition for the volume format. • Click Options - Select GUID • Select OK • Select Apply (Note: This will erase all data from the drive.) • Select partition • Click on Disk Utility and select Quit Disk Utility.

• Select Install OS X from the options • Select your drives as the destination and install Installing a SATA Drive as a Storage Unit - 10.11 • Physically install the drive into the Mac. • ​Turn the Mac on • Select Applications. • Select Utilities. • Select Disk Utility. • Select the Erase tab. • Verify that the correct hard drive is selected in the left column.

• Enter Volume information (Name, Format, and Scheme). • Select Mac OS Extended (Journaled) for Format. • Select GUID for Scheme. • Select Erase. (Note: This will erase all data from the drive.) Installing a SATA Drive as a Storage Unit - 10.6 to 10.10 Note: Reformatting the drive will erase all data on the drive, so you should copy any data you want off the drive prior to formatting. • Physically install the drive into the Mac. • ​Turn the Mac on • Select Applications. • Select Utilities.

• Select Disk Utility. • Highlight the drive • Select Partition. • Select 1 Partition • Name the drive • Choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) Partition for the volume format. • Click Options - Select GUID • Select OK • Select Apply (Note: This will erase all data from the drive.) • Select partition • Click on Disk Utility and select Quit Disk Utility. • Select Install OS X from the options • Select your drives as the destination and install • Allow time for the drive to format. • Verify the drive is mounted on the Desktop.

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