Common problem
Your Mac won't turn on.
Stay calm.
We know how it feels when you press the power button and nothing happens. A Mac that won't turn on does not necessarily mean lost data. It means the hardware has a problem. The data, in most cases, is still intact in the device's memory — just inaccessible by conventional means.
Common causes
- Damaged power management chip
- Board failure after power surge
- Liquid damage to boot components
- T2 chip or Apple Silicon controller failure
- Corrupted or locked NVRAM
- Completely discharged or dead battery
What we do
- Board-level diagnosis with oscilloscope
- Identification of the failed component or chip
- Assessment of storage condition
- Data extraction with specialised tools
- Delivery on external drive or download link
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Questions about Mac that won't turn on
Avoid repeatedly plugging and unplugging the charger, trying to boot into recovery mode many times, or taking the device to a workshop that opens it without Apple expertise. Each unnecessary intervention can complicate the recovery later.
Yes. If the failure is electrical or firmware-related, the NAND memory where the data is stored may be perfectly intact. This is one of the most common scenarios and, paradoxically, one of the most optimistic from a data recovery perspective.
The initial diagnosis takes between 24 and 48 hours from the moment we receive the device. After that, we send you a quote and you decide whether to proceed.
¿Tu Mac no enciende? Cuéntanos tu caso.
Diagnóstico gratuito. Sin datos recuperados, solo pagas el porte. Recogida en toda España.