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I was wondering if simply replacing the HDD will bypass the lock? I tried the ram trick with no luck. I have 3 machines that all have this issue and need to find a way to bypass the lock. Thanks!
Update: I swapped HDD's, and had no luck, still has firmware lock.
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What are you doing with three stolen machines? These are iCloud locked. Hard drives don't matter on these, sounds like your EFI firmware is locked. The RAM trick worked with machines prior to about 2009, it no longer does.
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