I need help on this macbook A2337 2020MODEL. The problem is apple icloud activation, is there a way to bypass this?please help
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Re: macbook a2337
A2237 = T2 model. Not that I am aware of but wait for others to comment. The old hacks are no longer valid from my understanding. -
Re: macbook a2337
Nope. Not unless you have iCloud account info (email) and can request the account holder remove the FMM association.
Bypasses a waste of time unless you have a specific need/purpose for the bypass, as it's not an unlock. And as Mon2 mentioned, the previously-working bypasses are no longer viable.
Apple still winning this one.Comment
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Is there a solution for Macbook a1989 and a2338 icloud bypass , i saw a video on youtube of someone using a bootable usb to unlock it -
Hi everyone,
I'm working on a MacBook Air 2020 (A2337, board 820-02016) and running into a strange USB-C issue. I've gone through quite a bit of testing and part replacement, but I'm stuck — hoping someone here can shed some light.
🛠 Original Issue
The machine initially wouldn't negotiate 20V over USB-C — stuck at 5V.
Diagnosis showed PP1V5_UPC0_LDO_CORE shorted to ground.
I replaced U3100 (UF400) using a donor board (A2179), and the machine powers on fine now.
⚠️ New Problem: One USB-C Port Only Works in One Orientation... -
1. RESET MACOS WITH IPSW
a. Power off MacBook, press and hold the power button to enter Recovery
b. Open Disk Utility, remove Macintosh HD
c. Reboot, connect to the network to Activate Mac.
d. Plug the C cord in the first port of the MacBook into the other Mac, then power off the MacBook
d. Hold down the Control (L) + Option (L) + Shift (R) + Power key combination for 10 seconds
e. Release the other keys, but keep holding the Power key for another 10 seconds
f. MacBook is returned to DFU, open Apple Configurator 2 on the other Mac, right-click... -
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Hello everyone,
About me, my goal and the equipment I (don't) have:
I am brand new to this forum, and I am eager to learn about repairing laptops. I have an engineer background although I haven't done electronics for a while. I have watched several Youtube videos in the last two months, trying to understand how to diagnose a faulty motherboard. I have a USB-C Amp meter and a classic multi meter. No DC Power Supply to inject voltage, no soldering iron to replace components.
About my issue and my goal:
A friend of mine has a MacBook Air M1 A2337 that does not...
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