I have a used MacBook Pro with a non-functioning optical drive. I would like to upgrade my OS to Snow Leopard, but I need a functioning optical drive to do so. Is there any way that I can get the USB SuperDrive to communicate with my MacBook so that I do not have to get the internal optical drive replaced?
No, the superdrive works only with Mac that don't have an optical superdrive built in in the first place.
However, if you have a newer Mac that could support the SuperDrive or another computer (Mac or PC) which has an optical drive, you could use this: DVD or CD sharing: Using Remote Disc - Apple Support
No, the superdrive works only with Mac that don't have an optical superdrive built in in the first place.
However, if you have a newer Mac that could support the SuperDrive or another computer (Mac or PC) which has an optical drive, you could use this: DVD or CD sharing: Using Remote Disc - Apple Support
Thank you very much!
Is it possible to use a USB SuperDrive with a MacBook Pro that has a non-working built-in optical drive?
