How to Clone Any Mac Computer
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Mac Secret Trick - How to Clone Mac Hard Drive with Disk Utility HDD to SDD MacBook Pro & iMac
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Tools/Hardware needed
Formatting your Drive
Cloning Hardrive
Restoring Hardrive
Startup disk
Mac recovery mode
Mac startup disk test
clone MacBook Pro
Restore Macbook Pro
Mac Disk Utility
Disk utility restore
Disk utility Clone
Disk Utility format
Install macOS High Sierra
Connecting the usb
What drive to install to
Restarting you Computer
Booting from the Installer
macOS Utilities
Formatting your Hard Drive
Setting up your Mac
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You are a life saver, my SSD wasn't detected as boot drive because I didn't partitioned it as same as old one (MacOs extended journal), thanks to you I figured it out😎
Thank you for this video. In 23 years of IT, I've rarely encountered Macs. I need to clone a Mac Book Pro's hard drive to an SSD and you made my day easier. I don't even have to install a 3rd party utility! Much appreciated.
Hi Gunner. Thank you for taking the time to put together this video. I used it to install and clone a new SSD in a 2013 MacBook Pro. Your method made much more sense than trying to restore using the Time Machine Back-up method. Your instructions were easy to understand and you took the time to explain things in detail. Thanks again. Great work!
This video still takes the cake in September 2022. Watched countless videos on how to do this, and yours is the best. I’ve been dealing with having a slow imac for years and you helped me fix all of that in just 10 minutes. Truly, thank you!
Excellent and to the point videos without crap and everything explained thoroughly without confusion. I was a bit confused to clone my friends Mac to his new SSD. Now I can do it without a hiccup. You are grrrrreat!
After so many videos, yours takes the cake; clearly explained and straight to the point. Thank you!
Couldn’t have done a better job. I never did anything more than turn a computer on and off and was able to clone my drive. You are a gifted teacher!
You're an absolute legend for this. I used this video to speed my Mac. I run the Hard Drive externally and it made an unbelievable difference. Thanks for making the video so easy to follow along with.
Here in Holland from an old grandma. Thank you so much! Explained very cleary.
Yes, a good explanation. I am from Indonesia also understood it very well
Excellent tutorial, absolutely perfect! You made it easy work to follow something that seemed quite intimidating to carry out. Your clear, concise instructions took away any fears I had! Thank you!
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Great video! Used this to clone the hard drive on a 2011 iMac onto an external SSD as boot drive connected via Thunderbolt. Worked flawlessly.
Thank you very much, just did it now. I was almost throwing my Mac in the trash of so slow it was. Saved my life!
I am absolutely thrilled with this video. I followed your instructions step by step and was successful. Thank you for providing this high quality instructional video. You saved me a lot of grief and lost time and money having to take this to a Mac center which is over an hour away from me. You have an excellent way of presenting technical material.
Dude, amazing. So easy! I’m fired up and ready to clone to my new SSD!
Thanks man for the video. I was trying to find out how to clone my hard drive without using a third party application. This video helped a lot and now I have a backup clone just in case the internal drive fails. Thanks again!
Just used this guide to update my late 2013 27” iMac from its old slow internal drive to a new Samsung 860 EVO. Worked flawlessly on the fist try! Thanks for making this great video tutorial!
Thank you for your video, your advice helped out setting up a external ssd that I could run my computer from it.
Ridiculously well done instructional video.. so much crap out there that is poorly explained. Keep up the good work and thank you!
Thank you for the informative video. Extremely clear and easy to follow.
whats your os at the time of your video? @@GunnerTierno
@@GunnerTierno mine says while restoring while booting
Not recognise /Dev/null as an image file
Could not get source volume
Operation failed..
What do I do
couldn't agree more. i've watched a dozen or so other videos and this one is top notch, simple, well explained and easy to follow. i'm super novice on this stuff, but i just followed the steps to a T and it worked perfectly
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My wife has a 2015 21.5" iMac that has become really slow. I've learned that the HD in these is usually the problem. So, I am replacing it with a Samsung SSD. Your video gave me all I needed to clone the new drive. The process worked perfectly! For whatever reason all of the OS and data cloned in about half an hour. But, I restarted after the clone, and everything is there! Thanks so much! You're the man!
Just added an internal PCIe SDD to my 2014 MacMini and WOW what a difference! Thanks so much for your step by step no fail instructions!
OK... real talk GUNNER TIERNO... take a bow! This has worked to perfection on my Mac. Im a DJ in Vegas and got thousands and thousands of music files and videos. EVERYTHING popped right back up on the new Samsung 860 EVO 1TB. Faster & smoother. In the past I always used "Super Duper" and at the end of the whole process it would of taken me at least 1 day in a half. After all the files (iOS, my music programs, videos, etc.) I would have to my Serato do a "relocate" which took a whole day to do. Your process to only 2 1/2 hours and I didn't even have to "relocate" my files. Everything popped right back up on my Macbook Pro 2012, 16gb ram, i5 3.1, High Sierra, and now the Samsung SSD. My laptop now is super fast and powerful! I shared this with my other DJs around the country so Thanks! A+ ~DJ LAROSE ROYCE
Question, Did it work also with your software previously installed? for instance the software you use to work
@@GuiliBernales Yes... everything worked! Only difference is the hard drive! Take the old one out and put the new one in!
I have this different error failed, operation time out and couldn’t be complete error Osstatus error60
This dude saying STATA kills me haha XD
@@mynditran3123 me too...where'd that extra t come from??😂
@@robertmuckle2985 Tourette's syndrome?
I think he lost his man card when he called a button a "buddon".
Stopped watching the instant I heard that and found another video.
The most important thing here is that the guy gives easy and clear instructions for the task at hand, not that he is mispronouncig couple of words. All you laughers should get a life!
This really is a secret. Developing companies take advantage of unaware people to sell unnecessary software to clone. Great job and thanks!
The best, no-fuss, instructional video I have ever encountered. Thank you very much for taking time to share your immeasurable help. More power! Hugs from Barcelona.
Yes! A guy who knows how to do a tutorial. Thank you.
In Mojave you don't have to un-mount your drives, just restore and go.
Thanks so much! This video was perfect and so much better than all the rest I found. My mid2012 MBpro 15 feels like a new computer with the upgraded 1Tb SSD from the old 512 HD. As an example startup previously took 3.5min.... now under 30 sec from a full system power off.
Thank you, thank you. I have viewed several other people doing this but only yours gave me the confidence to do it to my 2015 iMac. I have just finished fitting a 2TB Crucial MX500 and it works!!! It's about 10 times faster to startup and my office suite, which used to take about 15 seconds, started in 1 yes one(1) second. I'm very impressed. Thank you again
For those using older operating system, their wont be an icon for “restore”. Instead, go to the menu bar, edit, then restore for there :D
THANK YOU
Thank you
I panicked for about 30 seconds before finding your comment. Thanks! 🙏
It took me about 60 minutes watching several videos and reading a bunch of google searches to figure this out. Never found anything that said that, read your comment after I figured it out, I wish I would of started off with this video and read your comment!
Your comment saved me as well. Thanks man
Great video man, helped me a lot. I cloned my macOS Catalina APFS to an SSD. I just made sure the Filevault is turned off and the disk is decrypted. After that I followed your steps and it worked perfectly! Thanks.
Did you clone using Mac HD or Mac HD-Data? Thanks!
I can't thank you enough for making and posting this video. You've helped me a great deal.
You have all my admiration and appreciation! I spent a week looking for a way to change the format of the hard drive. Thank you-gracias-grazie-danke-merci! ❤
Brilliant! Saved me a whole heap of time and expense, thank you - you're the man!
Hey! Great videos! Just watched this and the second part waiting for the SSDs and RAM I ordered. Do you know if apps like PP, AE and FL Studio will work just fine after cloning the HD? Keep up the awesome content!
Should work fine. It’s an exact copy of all your files
This video is an absolute life saver! I know next to nothing about computers and I just successfully installed a new 500GB SSD into my old late 2010 Macbook Pro. Even though I'm still waiting on my new RAM sticks to come in...the computer is running considerably faster as is. I started and stopped this video all the way though the process and it worked perfectly. THANK YOU!!
Great! Finally after many videos, this was so easy. It worked. 🎉🍸👍❤️. Worked on my mid 2011 Mac mini. Next I’ll do it for my IMac , installing ssd. Thanks big time.
The best OS X tutorial I have seen in all my years on UA-cam. I will still wait to hear back from you. I got adventurous and installed Catalina Beta. Its stopping my password program, so I want to downgrade, but how? I thought Time Machine would simply restore, but now I find its not a clone, only individual files.
Would you do a safe reformat which would put it back to El Capitan (late 2015 5K) and then have to get it back up to Mojave, or is there an even better way? I subbed and clicked the notification.
@@GunnerTierno Great suggestion. I took the path of least resistance and dumped the password manager for something better. Catalina works flawlessly on the 70 or paid programs I have. How is Catalina for you?
Thank you so much....
Now I can sit and relax for few hours as I have 750 gig to be restored onto a 1tb ssd hard drive...
How many hours or days will I wait now....Hahahah
I m guessing about 12 hrs?
That was completely sweet! Very well done lesson. Likely the best and most clearly explained method for cloning a Mac HD that you will find.
I thought you were extremely drunk at the beginning of the video, but by the end I've managed to clone my hard drive easily and now ready to fit haha cheers man
Great video! I ran into a few problems that required extra steps while upgrading an early 2011 Macbook Pro. The new SSD I installed was 250GB while the HDD I cloned was 320GB. This required me to create a new partition on the HDD that was a little larger than the difference between the HDD and the SSD (i.e. 320GB-250GB=70GB Partition). I made the new partion 75GB just for a little extra room. The HDD now has a 245GB partition containing the macOS and my data plus a new 75GB empty partition. At that point I was able to clone the 245GB HDD partition to the 250GB SSD. Works great? Hope this may help someone with a similar problem.
Hard to keep watching after "STATA"... lol. But still, good vid with clear instructions.
Thanks! Got a good one! ;)
OMG I found this by accident and I’m gonna definitely give this a shot. I’m already waiting for my solid state and when I do I will let you know how it went down. Thank you for a thorough instruction
Wanted to know if i HAD to go into Recovery mode to do this. Glad i ran into your video for that answer. Thanks!
*SOLUTION* for those with *13" MBP mid 2012 with MojaveOS and internal HD formatted as APFS*
Do the following, since Disk Utility won't work:
1) Connect your SSD with SATA-usb connection and erase it as the same format as your HD (APFS).
2) Download and install MojaveOS in your SSD.
3) Boot/start up WITH your SSD; you won't have nothing, it's clean and empty but with MojaveOS.
4) Open Migration Assistant and move/migrate ALL your data, apps, documents etc 'from a BackUp or from the same drive to this Mac'. It will basically move all your hard drive to your SSD, since you've started up/booted from your SSD, so your SSD is 'This Mac', if that makes sense. Will take a little while but will be done
5) The cloning is done! If u want to double check everything looks as with your HD, just start up your computer again with your SSD and see that your desktop, apps, everything is the same! (Should be! it was for me doing these steps)
6) Just turn everything off, leave for 30 minutes minimum and swap the drives internally.
And that's it! It should obviously start with your SSD, which is your internal drive now and everything will be how it was before with your HD.
Thanks for everything, Gunner Tierno!
Javi Carles thank youuuuu
Remember, you can download Mojave into the new SSD when you boot the computer in recovery mode. An option it gives is to “reinstall macOS” and you choose the new SSD 👍🏼
I really wish I read this comment before wasting half a day and re watching this video to make sure I wasn’t missing anything. Thank you so much
Can you tell me now how to get my bootcamp partition on my new ssd? I've got Mojave and my apps and have cloned the bootcamp partition using disk utility so I have a bootcamp.dmg file but don't know what to do with it now. The ssd is in APFS format
Thank you so much for this comment. I followed the video 📹 and ran into the same problem. I was really frustrated. But I used migration like you said and it worked
Thank you so much sir I really appreciate 👍
For anyone struggling with an error when you restore in recovery mode:
I was seeing an error message "restore process has failed" and when opening the details saw "could not recognize 'dev/(null)'", so I did some digging and found if you boot into internet recovery mode, you're fully disconnected from both the current HDD and the recovery drive. From there, I was able to "unlock" the Macintosh HD with your standard OS password and recovery seems to be going well
How do you do this? I keep getting the error message even when I manually unmount both the Mac HD and the new SSD
@@Duojett71 where you able to fix it ?
@@alvaritowdiesel1 yes I eventually got it....but it was 10 months ago....so I don't remember what I did.
This method worked like a charm on my mid 2011 iMac. Thanks for the video!
Installed a Crucial SSD in my MacBook Pro 2013, followed instructions, everything went like clockwork. Great tutorial.
After how many days of preparing, I finally did it!!! Just reformatted the SSD, checked it after it was done on Recovery mode and all good :) and then used a cloning app and done. Removing the screen was a struggle, but after the two you disconnect b4 u completly take off the screen was harder. I thought i ripped it but glad i didnt.
And finally, after all those steps... It took me about an hour to turn it on for the first time with the
ssd as my main hd. I finally did and heard a clunk clunk sound and i nearly fainted OMG but it stopped when i lowered the screen. And wow, it started so quick. I'm so cooolllllll lol. Thanks again ...xoxo PS.... re sticking the screen back, i was off by a lil itsy bitsy smudge, but its all good.
Now what is this all about now?
oh i was reading regarding issues relating to APFS (Encrypted) on the internal HD and some faced difficulties while doing recovery. How do i go about this?
I m trying to figure it out . Even my system hdd is apfs encrypted which doesn’t match with my new ssd format Mac OS extended( journaled)
you're an absolute lifesaver I've been through crazy amounts of videos trying to restore ,cope my old 2012 Mac hdd .. this work like a charm.. I'm a complete newbie when it comes to Mac... subscribed:-)
Nice video. I have been looking at different techniques on how to get data from my old HD to my new SSD and install and this one is by far the easiest method that I’ve seen. Thank you so much.
"Stata" lmao
Hi Gunner,
Great help. I used to clone a hard drive to a ssd drive in Mac OS Catalina. It seems with Catalina, we need to proceed as you did, going into Recovery mode to clone it. However, I had a doubt that others may have. In Catalina, there are two partitions, with the almost the same name being the biggest called Macintosh HD - Data. I used this one to clone as a source and the disk utility created two in the ssd drive, like the source hard drive. So, if others have this doubt, copy the Macintosh HD - Data and it may work well as it did for me.
Keep doing these great videos.
HI, helpful comment! Did you format the new ssd to APFS (just like the source HD)?
Stimulatedsoulrec Yes, APFS with journaling.
Thanks! Worked exactly as you said: restore the HD-data and the other partition was created as well.
I’ve been sitting on all my upgrade “stuff” until I found this answer. Thank you! I was worried if I chose Mac HD-Data, that it would not allow the OS to boot.
At last!!!! Just scrolled through 5 months of comments on this video before found this answer!!!! thank you
Thanks so much! You have helped me solve a series of problems I kept running into.
This was super helpful. I'd been searching for this for a while. Thanks!
Hi Gunner, I have two internal storages named Macintosh HD and Macintosh HD - data in APFS Volume, which one I have to copy?
I have the same thing I cloned Macintosh HD and it cloned both mac HD and mac HD data but I'm having trouble booting it from the usb
@@kibukirichards5873 did you make it? before try i want to be sure what to do.. thanks
ce l 'hai fatta poi?
Si ce l'ho fatta, ho clonato la memoria principale (Macintosh HD, non Macintosh HD-data) nell'SSD nuovo e lo ho impostato come disco di avvio. Ha funzionato
It was all fine until I tryed the external SSD (After the migration). It starts and in the middle of the loading appear a "prohibition" sign, and it stopped. Any help?
Any fixes?
Thanks dude! You covered the entire process and made it look so easy!
Thank you for making a CLEAR and EASY TO FOLLOW video! Took me forever to find one that made sense!
Why in the internal it’s showing two partitions? How to merge both of the partitions ?
Clone the drive with the most data. Most likely the first one has the operating system, and the other image has all of your data on it
15” MacBook Pro mid-2012
If your MacBook is encrypted, you will need to unencrypt the HD before you can restore the SSD. You’ll have to turn off Firevault in privacy settings (which takes forever).
Gunner Tierno I might having this problem now. Do you have a video already?
@jusToofresh thanks that was a very helpful tip! 👍👊
Easily explained. Unlike other videos. Thanks!! Can’t wait to try this out
Thanks a million Man , That Was Awesome , I really appreciate your time and effort !!!! Well Done
Got this message:
Restoring “Backup MacBook” from “Macintosh HD”
Validating target...
Validating source...
Validating sizes...
Restoring
Verifying
Inverting target volume...
APFS inverter failed to invert the volume - Invalid argument
The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error 22.)
Operation failed…
Me tooooo 22222 2 two :(
Same here
Same here
Hey I am having this issue to. Have you found a solution?
Yep, same here. Anyone managed to sort it out?
I'm assuming the process would work in reverse if I wanted to restore from the hard drive backup?
That’s what I wanna know!
I didn’t know any of this stuff, thank you Gunner, for a very helpful video.
I followed you step by step and brought my old 2012 Mac back to life !!! It was so easy ! You are the man !!!
Doing this on OS Mojave, dont need to restart in Recovery Mode. Didn't get that warning
@@GunnerTierno Hi! When you made this video, were you using OSX El Capitan? I haven't upgraded my OS yet, the new one is Catalina.. Should I clone my HD to my SSD while I have El Capitan or do I upgrade first.
@@rebesway Clone, install drive, then upgrade
@@NormBellas Thanks :) I did this last year..
@@rebesway I thought so after I saw your post was a year old. I was thinking a better option would be to do a clean install and then do as Javi (about five comments lower) suggested, to use migration assistant to transfer your old data. I curious to know what you did and then how did it work out?
@@NormBellas I actually followed this video.. bought an external Hard Drive enclosure that allowed me to plug in the SSD and clone it with Disk Utility. Went perfectly. But now I'm thinking of upgrading to the new M1 MBP 13'
Save a step. Plug in External Hard Drive - THEN Reboot your Mac to Recovery Mode - Then Erase your New Drive and continue with the rest of your procedures. Sam difference but most don't know you can reboot into Recovery mode at any time (assuming you have it). HINT. I always create a "disk image" of my computer and save it on an external drive. If your computer is running poorly or has too much junk on it - Once you have a clone or your hard drive - You might want to boot into recovery mode and ERASE your primary drive. Then Restore your Mac OS.(need Network connection). Once you restore your OS - you will have a clean operating system again and it may run like new again!
That is exactly what I am planning to do tonight when I get home. What did you mean you need to have a network connection? If you are in recovery mode how can you be connected to the internet? May be I misunderstand what you meant.
Thanks, replaced my HD today following your instructions. Worked like a dream.
Hey Gunner. Thanks for this GREAT vid. You made it very easy to follow. (Good Step-by-step guide) Can't thank you enough mate. I have an "exact" clone of my internal Mac SSD and didn't have to use Carbon Copy Clone or any other app. Thanks heaps!!! :)
I’m trying to clone my MacBook and it already it’s Mojave in apfs. What to I format the ssd as. I keep getting error saying apfs inverter failed to invert volume. Please help me lol
Im getting this same error too. Macbook is in Mojave OS. Should i go back to Sierra OS then try to clone it??
Gunner Tierno I’m having the same error - SSD is in APFS and so is Mac HD. Please help!
Gunner Tierno I’m having the same problem. I’m trying to clone my hdd to my new Evo 860 ssd but there is a problem with the volume. I thinks it is because my drive was encrypted (error OSStatus 1)
Gunner Tierno :( how? Is there another way to replace the hd to ssd?
Gunner Tierno both SSD for my MBP (mid 2012) are APFS format and once the restore got to Inverting target volume.... "APFS inverter failed to invert the volume - Resource busy The operation couldn't be completed. (OSStatus error 16.)" any ideas what my next step is?
I tried this and “apfs inverter failed”
anything I can do to fix this?
Same. Halp
@@msfootballplayer i used carbon copy cloner. Solved the issue
@@msfootballplayer i asked some commenters and told me to use carbon copy cloner
Nice! I did this but with the SSD already installed and the bootable drive connected through USB. Worked like a charm👍
Thank you so much! I just purchased a new SSD, and I’m actually installing it right this second, using all of the steps you provided in this video! The whole transfer of my data took around 10-12 hours! I I guess because I have a 2011 Mac mini. I don’t use a computer enough to justify getting a new one, so I just wanted to make this one faster, so I added a SSD and 16 GB of RAM.
*sata :P
also, good job, i'm your new subscriber now ;) hy5 from spain
Great video. Currently restoring to my new SSD through your technique. Thanks for the concise tutorial.
It was a little different but all your advice taught me the jist of it and it worked 100%
Thanks a ton. Staples wanted a 100 bucks to do that for me ! You da man , for real ! Cheers I liked ,and subscribed your great channel !
DUDE Awesome! I just chatted with an Apple techie and all he said was make a Time Machine and and boot from that. This was way more helpful!
Very helpful and amazing tutorial, I just cloned mine and everything works fine....thanks bro👍🙏
One of the very best instructional videos I have ever seen. Like your style but more importantly you have anticipated questions and answered them. Very good. Thanks.
Thank you very much for the instructions. Everything worked perfect just how you explained.
Thank you man!! Perfect explanation
You save my life! Thank you! I was trying with carbon copy and didn't clone, just copied the files. Following your trick it's a cloned hd and boot normally. Thanx from Brazil!!!!
I did just like you instructed, my man, and it worked perfectly! APFS format will work better for SSD's. Thank you!
Worked like a charm. Now I just need to install the new hard drive into my Mac Mini.
I finally did it! Went to MicroCenter bought the cheapest 256GB SSD $29 and follwed your directions. i went from a 2min 30sec start up time to 21seconds! It's like a bran new computer. Thank You!
Pure Awesomesauce. Extra-spicy too. Thank you, about to do this and need it laid out exactly like you did!
amazing ! thank u
i love that you gave the error example first, great tutorial
Your literally godsent bro!!!! These other youtubers should be ashamed of themselves!!!!
This is the Best instructional programme on UA-cam by far. Very comprehensive bro!!
Thank you very much. Worked a treat! Next step now to install my SSD in to the MacBook.
So clear to understand... Million thanks!
Thanks, thanks, thanks. Used this today to replace 5400 HDD in my 2014 Mac Mini 2.6ghz 8gb. It was getting lethargic and now is practically instant!
For reference the new SSD would not boot from Startup after data transferred to test. The choice was there but it just hung up. After waiting 20 minutes I restarted, went to disk utility and compared drives. The volumes were identical (within half gig) and I made the swap. So grateful! Almost as fast as my iOS devices.
It was really helpful! The steps were clearly explained. Thank you!
Best video on cloning without time machine that I've found! My man.
thank you gunner, as matt hammer said "ridiculously well done video" amazing.. thanks a lot
Perfect video! Thank you!
Absolutely great instruction,just what I needed thanks.