

If for whatever reason the laptop fails or refuses to boot, it seems as if that users will no longer have access to the data stored on the SSD.

Easily replacing your hard drive is therefore essentially impossible for MacBook Pro owners. At (System.String virtualPath, System.String baseVirtualDir, System.Boolean allowCrossAppMapping) in :0Īt (System.String virtualPath) in :0Īt .MapPath (System.String virtualPath) in :0Īt .DirectoryExists (System.String virtualDir) in :0Īt .FindWebConfig (System.String path, System.Boolean& inAnotherApp) in :0Īt .OpenWebConfiguration (System.String path, System.String site, System.String locationSubPath, System.String server, System.String userName, System.String password, System.Boolean fweb) in :0Īt .GetSection (System.String sectionName, System.String path, context) in :0Īt .GetSection (System.String sectionName) in :0Īt () in :0Īt (System.Object x) in :0Īt. ( context) in :0Īt ( req) in :0Īt (System.Object o) in :0Īt ( wr) in :0Īt . Apple’s 2016 MacBook Pro features a non-removable, non-upgradeable, soldered-on SSD.
