If doesn’t say that, register new Microsoft Account and link it to your MacBook. This will mean that following the upgrade you will be able to click on “Trouble Shooting” to reactivate you windows activation. O Press “cmd + s” and type “Manage your Account” under your name at the top you should see your email and the word “Administrator”.

If this is the case, I suggest that you downgrade to Windows 10 Professional by buying a new “Windows 10 Professional Retail key” (available on eBay) and in inserting it via the “Change Product Key” tab. This will cause you problems re-activating Windows 10 following the SSD change. If you see that it is activated but linked to an organization, it is likely that you are running Windows 10 Enterprise and you will not be able to link that copy of Windows 10 to your MS Account. At the top, you need to see “Windows is activated with a digital licence and linked to your Microsoft Account”… GREAT. Scroll to the bottom where you will find “Update and Security”, select Activation. O Under windows pressing the “cmd + s” at the same time will bring up the search bar. The program can be found free on the internet. OĚ copy of “ShowKeyPlus” will show you your current key. The SSD upgrade and or the WinClone process will de-activate your copy of Windows 10 so make certain the you have the licence key to hand prior to starting the process.Earlier versions will not run on MacOS 10.13.6 Purchase a copy of WinClone version 6 or 7.MacOS Mojave has reported some issues with this upgrade, so I suggest you only consider upgrading to Mojave AFTER the new SSD is working. This is the first version of the macOS that gives the required NVMe drivers and automatically updates the BootRom of the MacBook. Upgrade the MacOS to 10.13.6 High Sierra.Note: These SSD’s come with a small heatsink that I was able to use, but it is a tight fit in the MacBook. The manufactures email for the adapter is: and the adapter can be purchase online via eBay, Amazon etc. These are m2 format SSD’s so use a “Sintech ST-NGFF2013-C” adapter to make the new SSD fit the MacBook’s 12x16 Socket.

If you wish to save a considerable amount of money use an “XPG Adada SX8200 Pro 1Tb or 2Tb NVMe SSD”.

$$$$ ! … but check the likes of eBay, Tradme etc.

Use a genuine apple SSD if you can afford it.

Read them in total before starting this upgrade These are my tips for upgrading a MacBook Pro A1502 (Early 2015) from a 500 Gb SSD to a new 1Tb or 2Tb SSD whilst running Windows 10 under BootCamp.

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