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MacBook Pro A2985 came in dead. After inspection it turned out the charger chips were shorted due to a faulty cable or charger. The charger chips are location-locked and encrypted, so we transferred them from the same location on a donor board to the faulty board. MacBook is back to life, with data still intact.

MacBook Pro 14" M3 A2981 came in dead no power and no boot, owner needed important data. After inspection found the faulty component and replaced it. Data is safe and the MacBook is back to life.

Recently, an iPod Classic 2nd generation came in with a remarkable story. The owner had connected the device to an old MacBook via a FireWire connection. Immediately after establishing that connection, the drive was wiped and all data was gone. A challenging job, since modern workstations no longer come equipped with a FireWire port. To gain access to this iPod, we developed our own custom interface that allowed us to bridge the iPod's FireWire connection to a USB-C port. Once the connection...