on 2013-01-10 21:30 Charles Dyer wrote
How difficult would it be to open the MBA and remove the drive? The drive, once
out of the MBA, could be attached to a drive-to-USB connector and you could
attach it to another Mac and nuke it from there. Alternatively you could keep
the old drive as a backup and replace it with a new drive.
If this MBA has a SSD, then this probably won't work.
macsales.com (possibly among others) has external cases that work with the
MacBook Air SSDs, and replacements for the SSDs
if the Air is new enough, i understand Target Disk Mode works with Thunderbolt;
this would require another Thunderbolt Mac and a cable
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