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How to recover data from dead M1 Chip Macbook Pro？

I just buy a new Macbook Pro M1 one month ago. A few days back, it was working fine. I use my Mac on a daily basis for work then only for two days do I not use my MacBook because I am a little bit busy with some other work then when I again try to use my MacBook 3rd day. the MacBook not starting. I try everything but nothing worked! I go to the office of Future Tech in My City they ask me to wait 2 days for checking the issue after 2 days I again visit the office and they said "The Macbook Board is Dead" They agree to repair it in 15 to 20 days. But the main issue I face is they said All the data in my Macbook will waste. Please tell me what I do to recover my all data. I am thankful for your Time and Support.

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Eudora Liu

Answered on Monday, April 29, 2024

To recover data from a dead M1 MacBook Pro, what you need to know is if you have no backups in your MacBook or other devices, there's no way for you to recover your data after you change the logic board.

After your logic board has been fixed, you still can try professional data recovery software to recover your data. I recommend you try iBoysoft Data Recovery for Mac.

iBoysoft Data Recovery for Mac is a powerful tool for you to recover your data from USB flash drives, SSDs, SD cards, and HDDs. It is fully compatible with M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max, M2, and T2 chips. And it also supports you to recover data from an unbootable Mac.

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  1. Free download and launch iBoysoft Data Recovery for Mac.
  2. Choose the drive you lost data and then click Search for Lost Data.
  3. Preview the search results and click Recover.
  4. Check if you get back all the data.

You can follow the above steps to recover your data by using iBoysoft Data Recovery for Mac, if you take back all the data, don't forget to back up it by using Time Machine or iCloud.

If you still cannot get back your data, you can take your MacBook Pro to other professional local offices to get help.