Why can't I wake my JetDrive 850 up from Hibernation Mode? If you encounter this problem while the JetDrive 850 is running on battery power, please note that this issue will happen with all NVMe SSDs, including Apple's native NVMe SSD. Our current assumption is that the NVMe driver of the Mac OS is causing it. Please run Terminal on your Mac and enter "sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 3" to reset the mode to its default value: 3. You can also check if the hibernatemode has been successfully altered by entering the command "pmset -g". Why can't I boot from my JetDrive SSD after system migration? If, after installation, your system won't recognize the JetDrive SSD as the default boot drive, and shows you an icon same as the one in the pic below, it could be because the MacOS has upgraded its security level for drives. This is more likely to occur in the 10.14 (Mojave) version. How to solve this: 1. If you have an enclosure for the JetDrive SSD, please place Apple's native SSD in it, and connect the enclosure to your Mac. If you don't have an enclosure, please use an external HDD or SSD with the MacOS installed. 2. Start your Mac, and press the "Option" key. 3. Click on any drive to enter MacOS. 4. Go to System Preferences. Go to "Startup Disk". 5. Select the installed JetDrive SSD as the default boot disk. How to clean install MacOS on the JerDrive 855/850 It is entirely normal to encounter problems attempting to clean install OS to your JetDrive 855/850, as the internet recovery will reinstall to your JetDrive the original operating system that came the same year with the Mac, and since the JetDrive 855/850 only works with High Sierra or later versions (10.13 or later), a clean install of an earlier MacOS is out of the question. Our solution to this is as below. For JetDrive 850 users: 1. Use Apple's original SSD as the internal start-up disk. 2. Power on and hold hown the "command" + "R" keys untill you see Apple's Logo. 3. In Disk Utility, format the Apple SSD to MacOS Extended (Journaled) & (GUID scheme). 4. Return to Mac Utility and choose Internet Recovery for a clean installation. 5. Upgrade the MacOS to the latest version. 6. Connect an external HDD or SSD to your Mac, and format it to APFS (GUID scheme). 7. Clone the MacOS to the external drive. 8. Power off and replace the Apple SSD with the JetDrive 850. 9. Power on, hold down the "option" key, and select the external drive as the start-up disk. 10. Format the JetDrive 850 to APFS (GUID scheme), and clone the MacOS to the JerDrive 850. 11. Power off and disconnect the external drive. For JetDrive 855 uers: 1. Use Apple's original SSD as the internal start-up disk. 2. Power on and hold down the "command" + "R" keys untill you see Apple's Logo. 3. In Disk Utility, format the Apple SSD to MacOS Extended (Journaled) & (GUID scheme). 4. Return to Mac Utility and choose Internet Recovery for a clean installation. 5. Upgrade the MacOS to the latest version. 6. Connect the JetDrive 855 as an external drive. 7. In Disk Utility, format the JetDrive 855 to APFS (GUID scheme). 8. Clone the MacOS to the JetDrive 855. 9. Power off and disconnect the JetDrive 855. 10. Replace the Apple SSD with your JetDrive 855. Can't access the BootCamp control panel on my Windows System. If you see the error message asking you to check your administrative privileges, please try the following steps to troubleshoot 1. Open cmd.exe 2. Type runas /trustlevel:0x20000 "C:\Windows\System32\AppleControlPanel.exe". 3. BootCamp panel will pop up after step 2. Why my Mac can't wake up from sleep mode after installing JetDrive 850? If you see the Mac rebooting after waking up from sleep mode. This problem will happen to all NVMe SSD drive including APPLE's original SSD. We offer following solution to avoid this problem. Please follow the steps below. 1. Download Transcend JetDrive ToolBox (Link：https://us.transcend- info.com/Support/Software-181/) 2. Open JetDrive ToolBox 3. Turn on System Optimize Thunderbolt device can't be read after using BootCamp to install Windows System. Please check which year your Mac was manufactured. You can find out by checking via About your Mac/ Overview. Thunderbolt hot plug is supported under Windows system on all 2014 and later Mac computers. For all other Mac computers, Windows system scans and activates Thunderbolt devices connected to Thunderbolt ports only during the Windows startup process. If your device was not plugged in at start up, Windows will not detect it without a restart. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7394107 I use Disk Utility to restore my Mac system but it occurs an error Osstatus error 22. This problem has happened since Mac 10.13.4 released. Even you use Apple original SSD, same problem will occur as well. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8340855 We've replied this issue to Apple Inc. For possible alternatives are using Time Machine and Third-Party Software. Error Message shows not enough disk space during using Boot Camp This error could be related to APFS. Time Machine will produce lots snapshot files during automatic backup. Need to use Terminal to delete the files one by one. Search command：tmutil listlocalsnapshots / This command will show all snapshots files, as below. com.apple.TimeMachine.2018-04-30-021643 Delete command：tmutil deletelocalsnapshots snapshot_filename Here, the filename needs to type like 2018-04-30-021643. After cloning Mac OS (High Sierra), I can't log in with original password. Please try decrypt FileVault. https://support.apple.com/kb/PH25416?locale=zh_TW&viewlocale=en_US 1. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Security & Privacy. 2. Click the FileVault tab. 3. Click Locked, then enter an administrator name and password. 4. Click Turn Off FileVault. The decryption will take long period of time which depends on how much capacity you used. When I try to restore my MacBook Air/Pro, an error message "Couldn’t get target recovery partition information" appears. Please try unmounting your SSD before clicking on the "Restore" button. .