¡Actualizando Un MacBook Pro "Obsoleto" a Catalina! (13' mediados 2009)

In this video, I update a mid-2009 13-inch MacBook Pro (which Apple considers "obsolete" and no longer receives updates) to Mac OS X Catalina step-by-step so I can use it in 2020, thanks to the Catalina Patcher tool. This is very useful for using the latest versions of programs like Capture One and avoiding problems downloading apps from the App Store. And yes, you still get the welcome sound when you turn on your Mac. Dosdude website to download the tool and see other compatible models: http://dosdude1.com/catalina/ _ _ _ _ _ _ Purchase links (affiliate) _ _ _ _ _ _ USB drive I use and recommend for this (must be USB 2.0 and at least 16GB): https://amzn.to/3q1IEDD To update the Macbook - WD Blue SATA SSD (✔Verified compatibility): https://amzn.to/39Z3ePp RAM (for this specific Mac model): https://amzn.to/3jCzprd UPDATE 5/25: 1. Several cases of 2011 MacBook Pro installations getting stuck have been reported in the comments of this video. Proceed with caution. 2. Louis Rossmann has reported that Catalina seems to reject replacement parts in some unknown way. Remember that in case of any problem, this same update method can be performed with previous versions of the Patcher tool from Sierra, such as High Sierra Patcher. Index: 00:00 Introduction to Catalina Patcher 3:38 Creating the installation media 7:14 Installation and Post-installation 13:53 Appendix I: Patcher Updater 14:27 Appendix II: Reducing high temperatures