#WINDOWS WITH APPLE CONFIGURATOR 2 UPDATE#

What's worse is that I can and have downloaded the IPSW image for 12.6 but Apple Configurator won't let me apply that.Īt this point I miss bootable backups. Apple made me sit through a twenty minute long 18 GB download to tell me that the Restore would fail (actually Apple wouldn't even try). It's on Monterrey 12.6 and is staying there. MobileDevice.MobileRestore - 0xFA0Īpparently it's because my M1 Studio is not on the latest version of macOS. The System cannot be restored on this device.Ĭan't restore device in this state - please reboot into I'd successfully managed to make my M1 Mac Studio see the MacBook Pro but Restore failed with this messsage: I was unable to find the macOS functionality in iMazing Configurator.

#WINDOWS WITH APPLE CONFIGURATOR 2 UPDATE#

Has anyone any idea or experienced similar behaviour with a possible solution?Īll Apple Stores are closed due to the pandemic, so that´s not an option.Ĭlick to expand.If any one else struggling to restore a non-functioning M1 MacBook Pro or Max after the deadly 12.7 update who is intrigued by MBehr2's suggestion wanders in here.

It always gives me the error 'Failed to restore device in recovery mode, libusbrestore error:21 ' I changed the cables, too, but to no avail. I have a Mac Mini M1, with which I tried the the processes of recovery/reviving/repairing via Apple Configurator 2 numerous times. On any boot attempt I end up in DFU/restore mode. I can´t acess recovery mode while pressing the power button. It now always starts into DFU/restore mode, showing a circled exclamation mark and the internet adress. So I cancelled Migration Assistant and it crashed.

Occasionally you could see LED activity on the attached USB SSD, but only short bursts.

We let it run through the night, about 14 hours total, but no difference. It recognized it and the installation process started as normal, but the progress bar stalled at '0 files'. It was a fresh TimeMachine on an USB-C SSD. I updated it to Big Sur 11.1 and then proceeded to restore from a TimeMachine backup of our mac Mini M1 running Big Sur 11.1. Our Macbook Air M1 with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD arrived just yesterday evening.

Windows with apple configurator 2