- Easeus Data Recovery Wizard Professional V18.4 Mac Os X
- Easeus Data Recovery For Mac Os 10.13
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EaseUS Mac data recovery software - Data Recovery Wizard for Mac is a professional Mac data recovery software in both old Mac OS X and new macOS. It troubleshoots complex Mac data loss issues such as deleting files, lost volume data on Mac hard drive or external storage devices. EaseUS Data Recovery for Mac is the best data recovery can recover 99% of the photos, documents, 95% of the videos and music in my reviews. And good news for all Mac users is EaseUS Mac DataRecovery offers free upgrades on all its versions, including the version that is specifically for technicians who do disk repair for clients. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac OS X is an imposing application which can be used for recovering your lost files which includes images, videos documents, archive files and emails etc. This application has got a smooth and simple installation process and once it is completed you are greeted with the wizard-driven user interface.
This article applies to:
EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac 11.9 and higher versions
Mac OS 10.13 and higher versions
Introduction
Owing to the new protection mechanism (System Integrity Protection) of the APFS file system, it's forbidden to obtain the parameters of the MacOS system disk by the third-party tools. Thus it's impossible to recover lost data inside this drive.
However, Apple offers the system extension for EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac to get the authorization for data recovery from the APFS system disk. Just several simple clicks with the guide in the software, you are able to continue the data recovery.
1. A pop-up window will show you the procedure of loading system extension after starting a scan on the APFS system drive.
2. Click Load to get the system extension, then you will get this prompt:
3. Click Ok to open Security & Privacy window, then click Allow to complete the operation.
4. Close Security & Privacy window and click Load again, then the software will scan the drive to retrieve the lost data.
This article applies to:
EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac 10.13 and higher versions
Mac OS 10.13 and higher versions
Introduction
System Integrity Protection prevents EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac from scanning system drive in Mac OS 10.13 (APFS file system) or higher Mac OS. In this case, the software cannot recover lost data from the Mac OS 10.13 system drive.
We offer 3 methods to help you solve this issue:
1. Close System Integrity Protection temporarily
2. Create Bootable Media
3. Connect the drive to another Mac OS 10.12 or lower systems
Methods
1. Close System Integrity Protection temporarily
Actually, System Integrity Protection is a security technology in OS X El Capitan and later that's designed to help prevent potentially malicious software from modifying protected files and folders on your Mac. However, the system will be still in good status without any harmful things happened after you disable this function, and you can enable it after data recovery.
To disable System Integrity Protection, you must boot to Recovery OS and run the csrutil command from the Terminal.
1. Boot to Recovery OS by restarting your machine and holding down the Command and R keys at startup.
2. Launch Terminal from the Utilities menu.
3. Enter the following command:
csrutil disable
After enabling or disabling System Integrity Protection on a machine, a reboot is required.
Once you finished the data recovery from the system drive, please enter Recovery OS again and use 'csrutil enable' to enable the System Integrity Protection.
Video Tutorial:
2. Create Bootable Media
Easeus Data Recovery Wizard Professional V18.4 Mac Os X
Create a Bootable Media of EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac, then boot the computer with this Bootable Media to recover data from Mac OS 10.13 system drive. You need to prepare an empty USB flash drive to build the bootable media. Please follow the video tutorial below:
Easeus Data Recovery For Mac Os 10.13
3. Connect the drive to another Mac OS 10.12 or lower systems
Actually, it's not recommended to use this method as it's not an easy operation for ordinary users that do not have enough computer knowledge. You need to take out the hard drive from the current computer, then use a hard drive enclosure to connect the drive to another Mac computer. Meanwhile, the Mac OS on the new computer must be 10.12 or lower versions.
How to take out hard drive from iMac:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3w6E2_XqaBw
How to take out hard drive from MacBook:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2CxSAVwFqE
Easeus Data Recovery Serial Mac Os X
You can play the video tutorial below to get more information.