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2015 MacBook Pro won't install Monterey, it downloads ok and the install starts but after 17 minutes I get the message " there is a problem please try again" but I just get the same response.
I have installed a larger hard drive a few years ago and don't have the old one which had problems anyway so is there any way left to upgrade my Mac?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.6
The Monterey upgrade includes an update to Mac's firmware and that requires that an Apple SSD be installed. The firmware update writes to the disk as part of doing the firmware update, Once the firmware is updated you can use non-Apple SSDs
The Monterey upgrade includes an update to Mac's firmware and that requires that an Apple SSD be installed. The firmware update writes to the disk as part of doing the firmware update, Once the firmware is updated you can use non-Apple SSDs
It’s odd that apple are treating its customers this way, there was no need do this with earlier operating systems so why now.
I have now gone back to a PC which allows more scope to upgrade etc.
I guess I will have to give up my apple iphone at my next upgrade, sign of the times I suppose.
Since Steve Jobs passed I feel apple has drifted in terms of quality, the phone has lots of hiccups and the Macbook seems increasingly unstable and slow compared to my new Windows Laptop
Monterey won't install
