Pro Tools is compatible with Monterey 12.6.2 as well. Īpple has reported that Monterey 12.5 is vulnerable to malicious attacks and recommends updating to Monterey 12.5.1/later. Pro Tools 2022.12 has been officially qualified with macOS Ventura 13.1.0. When using HD Native PCIe installed in a supported Thunderbolt 3 chassis and connected to a Thunderbolt 4/USB 4 port of a supported Mac, it is possible to encounter continuous AAE -9093 errors. 64-bit Intel Core Processor (i3/2 Ghz or faster recommended) M1 or Intel Core 2 Duo Processor (i5 or faster recommended) take the part number and "go to ebay".⚠️ Latest Pro Tools Compatibility Notes ⚠️ Pro Tools Intro Minimum System Requirements They also have the part number for the cable, you may even be able to buy it from them. You can find an excellent guide on how to do this at. If you suddenly start having problems, I'd try changing out the drive ribbon cable. When you have the SSD set up as you like, SWAP IT OUT with the internal drive. If so, see if you can "grab your stuff" from the internal drive. You could use internet recovery to install a clean copy of the OS onto it.Ĭan you get booted and running smoothly that way? Put the SSD into the external enclosure, initialize it, and set it up. get an external USB3 2.5" enclosure, like this one: Here's what I'd suggest you do (involves an upgrade): If it suddenly boots and runs as it should, then it points toward a failed ribbon cable (rather than the drive itself).
The idea is to take the problem drive OUT OF the MacBook and put it into the case.
the tools to open the MBP and remove the internal drive There's a way to check this, but you need: Some folks replace the drive and -still- have problems, because it's the cable that's bad. When it fails, you may -think- your hard drive is shot, but it's really just the cable. The ribbon cable that connects the hard drive to the motherboard on these MBP's is "on the weak side" and prone to failure. 500 GB, not too sure about any other specifics."
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