Step 3: After the creation of the bootable drive, then connect it to the unbootable/crashed M1 Mac, and Tenorshare 4DDiG will be run by Mac and the list of all the files will be shown to you on the interface. Moreover, you will be notified by Windows pop-up to remind you to proceed with data back up. Choose the bootable drive and click on “Start” and now the bootable drive will be created.

Step 2: Now connect the USB to your working M1 Mac, and navigate to the option of Mac’s “Bootable drive”.

Now choose “Recover from Crashed System” and click on “Scan” which is located at the bottom right corner of the interface to start boot up the unbootable Mac. Step 1: Before start the recovery process, you need to prepare a bootable Mac and an USB or other external hard drive to boot up the crashed Mac. The step-by-step guide below explains how you can recover M1/T2 Mac data that won’t boot: But, remember to select the data storage location.Ĭase 2: Recover M1/T2 Mac Data that Won’t Boot Step 3: After you have previewed the scanning files, then select your preferred files and click “Recover” button which is located at the bottom right corner of the interface.

So select the particular type of files to get more details. Step 2: After that, the scanning result will be shown to you and you can preview it.

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