Hi. I just wanted to mention I contacted OWC and they told me AUra Pro X2 SSD is NOT compatible with Bootcamp on Late 2013 MacBook Pro (MacbookPro 11,1). So if you are looking for a good solution to increase you OSX space it’s ok, but if what you want is to increase both OSX and Windows, forget about it.

I upgraded the SSD to a OWC Aura Pro X2 SSD recommended by Taylor Dixon  above. Replacing the disk was easy and after that, and setting up OS X again was also easy.

Then I tried to install Bootcamp, in order to install Windows 10 too (which is the main reason why I have upgraded the disk). I’ve had Bootcamp running in that machine already, but 120Gb disk for both OS makes them both have few space.

Sadly, Windows 10 installation fails after rebooting, it shows “Processing devices”, which goes to 100%, but then it shows “Processing” and after a while it crashes (BSOD), and you have to start again. cause after that every reboot leads you to a screen saying the installation could not continue and you should restart (what becomes and endless loop). Of course you can still boot OSX by pressing “option” on reboot, so I tried several times. Today I will try again with another USB stick, but if anyone has gone through this ir would be helpful to have some help.

Thanks!

Muchas gracias. La idea era simplemente recuperar OS X (desde Time Machine o incluso reinstalar) y después ya volver a instalar bootcamp y Windows, mi duda era solo si al cambiar el disco sigue siendo siendo posible instalar bootcamp, y parece que así que me pondré a ello. Gracias!

Hola, gracias por la guia. Estoy pensando en cambiar mi disco SSD (128gb) del Macbook Pro Retina finales de 2013, para tener más espacio para Windows 10, que necesito para un tema de trabajo y ahora mismo tengo bootcamp y tanto el OS X como el Windows están ajustadisimos los dos metidos en 128Gb. ¿Podría seguir usando bootcamp tras actualizar el disco duro o cambia algo?

Nombre del modelo: MacBook Pro

Identificador del modelo: MacBookPro11,1

¿Alguien me recomienda en su caso un disco duro compatible de 480gb?