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I know that my trackpad is an important part of my daily use, I can certainly understand your concern. It is my understanding that after upgrading to Sierra, your MacBook trackpad has become erratic. Thank you for using communities of Apple Support. Note I have to use an external mouse, and the latter is very well. I'm assuming that the material is very well that was perfectly fine yesterday. I tried several suggestions from apple such as checking for updates, check the settings, delete all the gestures, etc. but now, the trackpad is completely erratic, is in itself (such as move and open programs like possessed). I just update the OS in my MacBook Pro (late 2011) which worked perfectly well 'El Capitan' to 'Sierra '. Trackpad MacBook Pro late 2011 does not not after upgrade Partition with the Table to Partition GUID, 1 partition only, OS X Extended (journaled), give it a name (like Mac - SSD).Īfter that it is ready to clone the boot disk and then swap the drives. Start DiskUtility, (a) select the drive, the long name, is there a solution for this or if I should change the SSD? in the case where if I deleted and plugging it back in, it is appears as not counted. The strange part when I restart the Mac keeping the SSD attached to it, he acknowledged. but my Mac does not recognize the SSD when I connect it via USB. I bought Kingston Hyperx Savage 480 GB SSD with the intention to install it into my Macbook Pro beginning 2011. Kingston Hyperx SSD Savage - compatibility problem of Macbook Pro start 2011