Users who require higher than usual security measures often set a firmware password on a Mac, which requires that a password be entered before the typical OS X boot sequence begins. Or maybe you enabled the Icloud lock. While these low level passwords are quite secure, but that higher security also means a forgotten firmware or Icloud password can be a significant problem. Nonetheless, if you wind up in a situation where you or another user has forgotten the firmware or Icloud password on a Mac, don’t panic, because we will be able to bypass it using one of our methods.

Do note that a firmware password is not the same as an administrator password or the general computer password used to login to a Mac. The firmware password appears immediately upon boot and is a gray locked icon.

you’re going to need to get in contact and arrange for us to bypass and/or reset the firmware password using proprietary tools. This works on modern Macs, including the following (this list is not necessarily conclusive, always contact us directly if you can not remember your firmware password regardless of the 2010 - 2016 Mac models):

MacBook Air (Late 2010 and later)
MacBook Pro (Early 2011 and later)
MacBook Pro with Retina display (all models)
iMac (Mid 2011 and later)
Mac mini (Mid 2011 and later)
Mac Pro (Late 2013)
(Others models too, contact us to find out for sure)

There is no charge if we cannot restore your system - less the shipping cost.

 

Everyone forgets their password quite a bit. We can unlock your MacBook Pro, Air or Imac for you. We will even install a fresh copy of OS X for you if need be!

 

We are one of the best services on the market that will unlock your Mac if it should be corrupt during an upgrade or for anyother reason. We will restore your Mac to that "like new" right out of the box condition with your choice of OS X.