toshiba mk1637gsx media for mac not working

I cannot understand why Toshiba is being used anyhow, together with SeaGate these were assured failures back when I did IT.

My question however is: can I simply replace it with any 2,5 internal SATA HDD that Id wish to use I tend to favour any WD HDD.

Im running my MacBook Pro off an external HDD nowadays, but its not a useful option as Id like to use it at school and all that.

We recommend brands like HGST or Seagate, but there are others like Western Digital that also work correctly.

Have a look at OWC for more hard drives 7200 rpm hard drives will give you extra performance.

I have a number of them that I use to clone my internal SSD and have put one inside my MacBook Pro just to see how it performs - top notch Thats my recommendation - HGST is made by Hitachi and Ive always had good luck with Hitachi drives.

The Hitachi drive mentioned in this thread has long delivery times.

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Toshiba Mk1637Gsx Media For Mac Not Working