Any ideas how I can reliably wipe the drive without physically damaging it would be greatly appreciated. I know servicing Macs is very much a moving target since they're always changing their configurations, but this model has been out for a couple of years, and I'm a bit surprised that I can't find any SATA or USB adapters for it. The SSD has a 16 + 12 pin configuration on one side, and an 11 + 14 pin configuration on the other. Product EEE Code (Refer to General Question): G9WD, GV39. Do any of you know where I can find an adapter for this, so I can connect to it and wipe it? Here are the specs:Ģ56GB SSD (Samsung model #: MZ-JPV256R/0A2) 923-02353 Apple SSD Flash Storage 1TB for MacBook Pro Retina 13' Early 2015. Two days later and I still can't find an adapter that will allow me to access the drive on another Mac (I don't have another 2015 MBA to use). I restored their data from a backup and they're in good shape now, but now I want to wipe the MBA's SSD to prevent any of their personal data from ending up in the wrong hands. The 480GB / 960GB JetDrive 500 is not supported by the 11-inch MacBook Air Late 2010 model due to mechanical limitations. They took it to a Genius, whose repair quote was high enough that they decided to buy a new MBP instead. The native SSD of the 11-inch MacBook Air Early 2015 is only compatible with macOS 10.13 when it is used as external storage. The user spilled liquid on the keyboard, and now it won't boot. Model : A1466 (EMC 2925) 256GB SSD (Samsung model : MZ-JPV256R/0A2) The SSD has a 16 + 12 pin configuration on one side, and an 11 + 14 pin configuration on the other.
I am working on a 2015 MacBook Air for a client. Here are the specs: MacBook Air Core i5 - Early 2015.
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