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Ignore the answer you received above. Your Firmware is corrupted. You can easily fix this by doing DFU Mode

You will need another MacBook with a USB C Thunderbolt port. One is the host computer and the other is the Bricked computer (yours) you will have to restore it.

DFU mode will fix this computer issue IN Most cases. once you restore it from DFU, you will now be able to use internet recovery properly. BE WARNED though, your SSD will be wiped, and if you do not know your iCloud password you will not be able to restore your device (if it is locked to an icloud account).

Hope this helps!

YouTube Video to help you do it step by step https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaVgBP4gJsU

Also failed to mention: your MacBook Air 2019 has a two USB C ports. The port closest to the trackpad has to be used for DFU mode or it wont work.

Ignore the answer you received above. Your Firmware is corrupted. You can easily fix this by doing DFU Mode

You will need another MacBook with a USB C Thunderbolt port. One is the host computer and the other is the Bricked computer (yours) you will have to restore it.

DFU mode will fix this computer issue IN Most cases. once you restore it from DFU, you will now be able to use internet recovery properly. BE WARNED though, your SSD will be wiped, and if you do not know your iCloud password you will not be able to restore your device (if it is locked to an icloud account).

Hope this helps!

YouTube Video to help you do it step by step https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaVgBP4gJsU

Ignore the answer you received above. Your Firmware is corrupted. You can easily fix this by doing DFU Mode

You will need another MacBook with a USB C Thunderbolt port. One is the host computer and the other is the Bricked computer (yours) you will have to restore it.

DFU mode will fix this computer issue IN Most cases. once you restore it from DFU, you will now be able to use internet recovery properly. BE WARNED though, your SSD will be wiped, and if you do not know your iCloud password you will not be able to restore your device (if it is locked to an icloud account).

Hope this helps!

YouTube Video to help you do it step by step https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaVgBP4gJsU

Also failed to mention: your MacBook Air 2019 has a two USB C ports. The port closest to the trackpad has to be used for DFU mode or it wont work.

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Ignore the answer you received above. Your Firmware is corrupted. You can easily fix this by doing DFU Mode

You will need another MacBook with a USB C Thunderbolt port. One is the host computer and the other is the Bricked computer (yours) you will have to restore it.

DFU mode will fix this computer issue IN Most cases. once you restore it from DFU, you will now be able to use internet recovery properly. BE WARNED though, your SSD will be wiped, and if you do not know your iCloud password you will not be able to restore your device (if it is locked to an icloud account).

Hope this helps!

YouTube Video to help you do it step by step https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaVgBP4gJsU

Ignore the answer you received above. Your Firmware is corrupted. You can easily fix this by doing DFU Mode

You will need another MacBook with a USB C Thunderbolt port. One is the host computer and the other is the Bricked computer (yours) you will have to restore it.

DFU mode will fix this computer issue IN Most cases. once you restore it from DFU, you will now be able to use internet recovery properly. BE WARNED though, your SSD will be wiped, and if you do not know your iCloud password you will not be able to restore your device (if it is locked to an icloud account).

Hope this helps!

Ignore the answer you received above. Your Firmware is corrupted. You can easily fix this by doing DFU Mode

You will need another MacBook with a USB C Thunderbolt port. One is the host computer and the other is the Bricked computer (yours) you will have to restore it.

DFU mode will fix this computer issue IN Most cases. once you restore it from DFU, you will now be able to use internet recovery properly. BE WARNED though, your SSD will be wiped, and if you do not know your iCloud password you will not be able to restore your device (if it is locked to an icloud account).

Hope this helps!

YouTube Video to help you do it step by step https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaVgBP4gJsU

Source Link
Super Mac Pros LLC
Super Mac Pros LLC
  • 31
  • 4

Ignore the answer you received above. Your Firmware is corrupted. You can easily fix this by doing DFU Mode

You will need another MacBook with a USB C Thunderbolt port. One is the host computer and the other is the Bricked computer (yours) you will have to restore it.

DFU mode will fix this computer issue IN Most cases. once you restore it from DFU, you will now be able to use internet recovery properly. BE WARNED though, your SSD will be wiped, and if you do not know your iCloud password you will not be able to restore your device (if it is locked to an icloud account).

Hope this helps!