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I followed the instructions on this thread: How to Setup and Use an External SSD as y… - Apple Community but when I go to select the SSD drive to install macOS Monterey on it doesn't highlight it to continue.
The external SSD is formatted to what was narrated in the above thread.
Does anyone have any ideas as to what I'm doing wrong.
Thanks
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.13
If the drive is not showing up then perhaps the format was not correct. You want APFS, GUID partition. I have better luck using Carbon Copy Cloner to make a bootable drive for an Intel Mac only (has issues with M1 and Monterey). Are you running Catalina or Monterey?
Just followed the process again and everything looks fine except internet speed is terrible. On the original HD it's 30MB and using the new SSD it's only 5MB and using Webber pages is extremely slow. Any ideas.
Would suggest, that for this issue, you choose One of your two questions for all the related replies and assistance being looked for.
This jumping from one question and back the the Other question is, IMHO, not a good practice to get any meaningful and coherent assistance.
Yes i had this issue initially but it has now worked.
Is this question connect to your other question Connected an external SSD with Mac OS and… - Apple Community
Monterey
Setup and Use an External SSD as your Startup Disk on a Desktop Mac
