Does anyone know if the above is available please?
My MacBook Pro purchased in 2017 has blown and needs a new logic board - have taken the ssd drive out and I am looking to take the data off the drive if possible.
I have included some pics for you.
Any assistance will be veery much appreciated!
iPad Air, iOS 12
stevejhfrombromsgrove wrote:
Does anyone know if the above is available please?
My MacBook Pro purchased in 2017 has blown and needs a new logic board - have taken the ssd drive out and I am looking to take the data off the drive if possible.
I have included some pics for you.
Any assistance will be veery much appreciated!
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/2a6f1526-3186-4cf3-b326-ca6f832c1ff2
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/be9448c9-ed53-406a-bda4-da119a511387
See OWC/MacSales— excellent customer support, see if they have anything
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There is a “Lifeboat” connector on the Logic Board of the 2016/2017 MBP, Apple or AASP can use a specialty blackbox device to attempt to access the SSD data.
leroydouglas wrote:
There is a “Lifeboat” connector on the Logic Board of the 2016/2017 MBP, Apple or AASP can use a specialty blackbox device to attempt to access the SSD data.
FYI, There is no "Life boat" connector for the the 2016-2017 non-Touchbar model as the SSD is removable.
OWC did not have any adapters or enclosures listed (at least when I checked a month ago).
The OP or an AASP will need to get access to another MBPro 2016-2017 non-Touchbar model or the laptop needs to be repaired in order to access the SSD.
Users should always have frequent and regular backups of your computer and all external media (including the cloud) which contains important & unique data.
Edit: Apple has known device to access this SSD except for the Logic Board itself.
stevejhfrombromsgrove wrote:
Does anyone know if the above is available please?
My MacBook Pro purchased in 2017 has blown and needs a new logic board - have taken the ssd drive out and I am looking to take the data off the drive if possible.
Other possibilities—
With the SSD drive removed from the dead Mac, install it on the working Mac of the same vintage ...
The SSD drive will boot up from the working Mac.
Connect an external drive and copy your data from the SSD drive.
see :Carbon copy cloner https://bombich.com/
There aren't any ... I've looked for months. If you do by chance find one please let us know.
HWTech wrote:
Edit: Apple has known device to access this SSD except for the Logic Board itself.
Should be "has no known device"
usb adapter for ssd in macbook pro 2017
