

Data may be saved or deleted depending on the preferences of the user. The feature is often used when a computer is sold, or passed on to someone else. It is a means of clearing out your computer and starting all over again. Wait awhile for Disk Utility to do its magic and then you should have a blank disk that even forensic software will not be able to restore data from.The factory reset feature of the MacBook Pro serves a number of purposes. You should now see the Erasing disk progress bar. Select option 3 then click OK and then Erase. Option 4 is the most secure but it takes a long time. Select option 3 or 4 by dragging the slider to the right. I’ve chosen ExFAT because it allows you to store individual files greater than 4 GB in size. Choose MsDOS or ExFAT if you want the drive to work on Windows, Linux and Mac. Give the drive a name and select the format. Right click on the external drive and then click Erase… Step 4: Name, Select Format and Security Options As you can see below, the name of mine is WD: Step 3: Select Drive to Erase You should see a screen that shows your Mac internal hard drive and the external hard drive you connected in step 1. Search for Disk Utility in spotlight and then open it. USB-C to USB Adapter * as you can see below: Step 2: Open Disk Utility

The first thing you need to do is take the SATA hard drive out of your old machine and connect it to the MacBook Pro using a However, the steps below might work on different Apple hardware with different versions of macOS. I’ll show you how to securely wipe (also known as format) the SATA drive on a MacBook Pro (2017, Two Thunderbolt 3 ports) running macOS Mojave. You’ll definitely want to do this when selling or throwing out an old hard drive containing sensitive data. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to securely wipe all the data from a SATA hard drive so that it can’t be retrieved using forensic software.

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