Notice:Because Too Many Customers Can Use It,I Suggest You To Try It Again If Your Mac Cant Detect Nvme Ssd. Pls Notice To Insert Card Fully Into Ssd Slot And You Must Prepare Bootable Usb Disk(See Third Point) With High Sierra To Format M.2 Ssd First, It Cant Support Recover From Internet. Main Steps Are As Following: 1. Make Sure To Move To High Sierra While Still On Your Old Drive, So That A Newer Firmware Is Installed That Can Handle Nvme. 2. Do A Full Backup To Your Timemachine. 3. Create A High Sierra Installer On A Bootable Usb Stick. 4. Open The Macbook And Disconnect The Battery While Switching Out The Drive And Make Sure Both Adapter And New Ssd Sit Snug. Finally Reconnect The Battery Before Closing The Shell. 5. Insert The Installer Usb Stick From Step 2, And Press The Option Key While The Machine Starts. Once Its Up You Can Now Go To The Disk Utils To Format
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the model number of the Sintech NGFF M.2 nVME SSD Adapter Card?A: The model number is ST-NGFF2013. This identifier helps in ensuring compatibility with various Mac models.
Q: What is the color of this adapter card?A: The adapter card is black. This color is standard for many electronic components, ensuring it blends well with most setups.
Q: What is the category of this product?A: This product falls under the category of Memory Card Adapters. It's designed specifically for upgrading storage in compatible Mac systems.
Q: How do I install the Sintech NGFF M.2 nVME SSD Adapter Card?A: To install it, you need to fully insert the card into the SSD slot. Follow the detailed installation guide provided with the product.
Q: Is this adapter card suitable for all MacBook models?A: No, it is not suitable for all MacBook models. It is specifically designed for models from the years 2013 to 2015.
Q: How do I create a bootable USB drive for installation?A: To create a bootable USB drive, you need to use High Sierra to format the M.2 SSD. You can find instructions in the user manual.
Q: How should I maintain the Sintech adapter card?A: To maintain the adapter, keep it dry and free from dust. Ensure that it is securely connected to prevent connection issues.
Q: Can the adapter card support internet recovery?A: No, it cannot support internet recovery. You must prepare a bootable USB drive for installation.
Q: What should I do if my Mac doesn’t detect the NVMe SSD?A: If your Mac doesn't detect the NVMe SSD, ensure the card is fully inserted and try using a bootable USB drive to format the SSD.
Q: Is there a warranty for the Sintech adapter card?A: Warranty details may vary, so it's best to check with the manufacturer, Sintech Electronic, for specific warranty information.
Q: Does the adapter card come with installation accessories?A: Yes, the adapter card comes with a black film covering the pins, an installation guide, a longer T5 screw, and a PE pad.
Q: What NVMe SSD brands are compatible with this adapter?A: It supports brands like Adata, Corsair, Crucial, Intel, Toshiba, and Samsung, among others. Ensure your SSD matches the specified models.
Q: Is the Sintech adapter card easy to install for beginners?A: Yes, it is designed for relatively easy installation, but beginners may need to follow the provided guide carefully.
Q: What should I do if I received the adapter without accessories?A: If you didn't receive the accessories, you should report it to the seller or manufacturer for a replacement.
Q: Can I use this adapter card with older MacBook models?A: No, it is not compatible with older MacBook models, specifically not suitable for the early 2013 MacBook Pro.