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
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I'll give you a hint, if you see it on YouTube it's fake. YouTube removes any legitimate iCloud Bypass and only leaves fakes.
And there is no publicly known bypass for any Apple Silicon Macs. No point in asking, if/when there is one someone will be selling it. My friend Otix said can a1989 which is T2.Comment
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Hello,
I have an icloud locked macbook pro. I saw that the t203 programmer came with software like an bin file to dump on the t2 rom. And it uses checkm8te. Does anyone have experience with this on how this works? Is there someone that can provide these files?
Thanks...05-01-2026, 03:44 PM -
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... -
Hi gang, I was hoping someone could help me. Im working on a A2338 Macbook, with torn off standoff posts for the connectors shield. The laptop works, but gets no trackpad/keyboard/haptic functions.
It looks like it just sits on a ground plane. The PPBUS_AON Pins are recieving 12v, pp3v3 present. I dont see any traces going to these pads or near vicinity.
Any ideas what I can check? Any help would be appreciated.... -
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Hi all,
I’m new to the forum and could use a bit of help. My name is Tom and I have a problem 😅
I bought a MacBook Pro M1 and also got a second one for spare parts. The seller told me it had a small water spill. After opening it, I found four spots with corrosion on the board.
One of those spots has damaged components — I’m not sure if they’re capacitors or other SMD parts. I’ve already cleaned the whole board with isopropanol, which made the other areas look fine. But could those damaged caps be the reason why the MacBook won’t power on?...
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