Hello friends... Do you have new idea, for what device or tools,, good to use for macbook a2251 activation lock.. It is T2 or maybe newest,, may i ask if theres like ch431,, ezp,,, etc.. New device to buy to solve activayion lock for t2 chips
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There's quite a few threads on here for removing activation lock on T2 MacBooks.
If it's been fairly recently updated to a recent BridgeOS, you may be out of luck.
There are paid services to bypass the activation lock. -
I HAVE THE BRIDGE 2.16 CAN IT BE DONE THANKSComment
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Yes, see my earlier postComment
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Dear kevingill ., in your post #2 you adviced that there are few paid services for Activation Lock removal. Can you please inform which is the trustworthy web site. I need to get this lock removed from my laptop. Thanks dear if you can pass this info to all of us.Comment
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Hi everyone!
I have a 2018 MacBook Pro (with Sequoia OS) that I've been using for years with no problem. I recently received an M2 MacBook Pro so I'm mostly using it and not the 2018 one, but since a friend of mine needs a computer, I thought I could restore my 2018 and give it brand-new-like to my friend.
I tried using the built-in tool to restore the MacBook (Settings > General > Transfer or restore > Delete) but it got stuck when trying to remove the Find Device configuration (it asked me for the password for my old Apple ID -now I use the same account but...06-27-2025, 08:54 AM -
Hello everyone, I have a MacBook Pro 13” 2020 (Four ports) (Model A2251 with the 820-01949-A logicboard). It had some minor liquid damage but I carefully cleaned the logic board with alcohol and let it dry as needed. Now I encounter following situation: The MacBook does start but the Battery is not charging when a cable is plugged in any of the ports (I use the powerbrick and cable that came with the device). It had some charge left, so I could safe some data, but I was limited my the 13% and the speed of airdrop. The liquid-damage is almost only limited to the side of the logic board where... -
Hi Dear friend., I am working MacBook Pro A2251 Logic board 820-01949-A. The history was that there was slight liquid on the LHS CD3217 & was not powering on at all. No 20v or any amps. I replaced with known good CD3217s & then got the power but its stuck on 5V .18amp. I did power measurements which are below:
PPBUS_G3H=12v
PP3V3_G3H=3.3v
PP3V3_UPC_X_LDO=3.3v
PPDCIN_G3H=5v ????
PP1V8_SLPS2R=1.8v
Do you think the other RHS CD3217 have to be replaced to as they might have gone defective???? -
i have a macbook a2251 820-01949-a 5v stuck with 0.274ma
some measured volt
PP3V3_G3H_RTC=3.3v
PP3V3_UPC_X_LDO=3.3v
PP1V8_SLPS2R=1.8v
PPBUS_G3H=12v
PP3V3_G3H=3.3v
P5VP3V3_VREG3=3.3v
PP5V_S5_LDO=0v
PP20V_USBC_X_VBUS=0v...10-24-2024, 02:29 AM -
Hi there, I had a MacBook Pro 13" 2020 A2251 at work, and it suddenly stopped working without having being bad to it (I ride my bike everyday though). I replaced the motherboard so now it works again, but with other data. I would like to repair the 661-15938 motherboard. I spotted where it burned, I saw that there is a post where there are the 820-01949 pdf and bvr but I don't know what to do with it. I tried to install OpenBoardView because it seems like it's what I should use to have a look at the schematic view of my motherboard. But I failed:
But surely some people on this...
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