Here, macOS Big Sur compatible Macs are listed in this file as BoardID for older devices and DeviceIDs for newer models. And, for this release, the file name is “”. However, after digging around, we found out that the macOS installer has a distribution file inside. Related article: How to Reset SMC on New iMac, Mac Mini, & Mac Pro with T2 Chip Why Does this Error Only Happen on 2013-2014 MacBook Pro?Īpple hasn’t provided more details about what is causing the problem or whether the company is working on an update to fix it.
However, if none of these solutions work, the company advises us to contact Apple Support for further assistance, and it’s likely that this support article will be updated soon with more information about the problem.
If the issue persists, reset the SMC and reset NVRAM or PRAM. Also, you need to remove any card inserted in the SDXC card slot. Next, unplug all external devices from your device, including any displays and USB accessories. Press and hold the power button on your Mac for at least 10 seconds, then release. So, whether your Mac shows an “update cannot be installed on this computer” error or it’s simply a black screen, here is what Apple recommends users to do right now: The support document contains a few steps that 2013-2014 MacBook Pro owners need to follow, if they’re unable to install macOS Big Sur on their laptop. After a few days of waiting, Apple finally provided instructions to fix this macOS Big Sur installation bug. Owners of these models reported that their machines were bricked during the installation process of the new OS. To be more specific, macOS Big Sur is having compatibility issues with some older MacBook models like the 20 13-inch MacBook Pro. How to Fix macOS Big Sur Update Issue on Older 13-inch MacBook Pro Read on to know how to fix the 2013-2014 13″ MacBook Pro installation issues. Luckily, Apple has published a new support document for this issue recently. Soon after Apple released macOS Big Sur to the public, a lot of users reported that they cannot install macOS Big Sur on their 2013-2014 MacBook Pro.
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