Troubleshooting and Replacing a SSD in a MacBook Air

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By Cody FinkFeb 12, 2014, 3:00 pm483 pts
Dan Moren of Macworld, faced with a failing SSD in his MacBook Air, took up his screwdriver and fixed his own laptop without need of the Genius Bar. Better yet, he saved some cash and got comfortable doing repairs in the process. The article has lots of good links to tools and guides you’ll need to get the job…

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