Is it possible to recover data from MacBook Pro 2018 with a T2 chip
by OliverYY from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5746Q)
I have a constant black screen on my MacBook Pro 13. Twice within the last six months I have inadvertently let the battery drain completely. Thinking this might be the problem, I replaced the battery and did an SMC reset. The power cord changed colors like it's supposed to and the battery seems to be charging but it still won't turn on. Right now I really only need to get my documents off there (all data would be great).
I know that my MacBook Pro is secured by T2 chip and its data recovery port has been removed from the motherboard by apple. That means I can't get lost data back? Is it possible to recover the data? Can I do it on my own or I have to send it to a professional. Thank you.
I know that my MacBook Pro is secured by T2 chip and its data recovery port has been removed from the motherboard by apple. That means I can't get lost data back? Is it possible to recover the data? Can I do it on my own or I have to send it to a professional. Thank you.