How To Disable System Integrity Protection (SIP) On Mac?

Mac system doesn’t allow users to access the built-in system through any third-party software because it is one of the important requirements of the Mac High Sierra (macOS 10.13) update. Therefore, the only way for Mac users to disable the disabled System Integrity Protection (SIP) is through the Terminal App on your Mac OS system.

After disabling the System Integrity Protection (SIP), you will be able to use Bitwar Data Recovery Software for Mac to recover lost data on your Mac. Besides, disabling the system will not damage any file or system on your Mac OS.

So don’t worry and follow the steps below to start to disable System Integrity Protection (SIP) on your Mac and recover your data as soon as possible!

Steps to Disable System Integrity Protection on Mac OS

Step 1: Reboot Mac Device

First of all, please reboot your Mac device.

Step 2: Boot Mac into macOS Recovery Mode

Press the Command + R button together at the same time and then select boot your Mac device to Recovery Mode.

Step 3. Launch the Terminal App

Please select Utilities and Terminal from the macOS Utilities Menu.

Step 4: Disable System Integrity Protection (SIP)

Type in the command: csrutil disable in the command line window and press Return.

Step 5: Restart Mac Device

After you had finished the steps mentioned above, restart your Mac device and open Bitwar Data Recovery for Mac to recover lost data.

Disable SIP Easily!

A gentle reminder for all Mac users is to make sure you enable the System Integrity Protection (SIP) again after you had finished the data recovery on your Mac. This is because SIP is an important system that helps to ensure security and protection for your Mac. 

Therefore, if you need to enable back the System Integrity Protection (SIP) again, enter in the command csrutil enable in the command window again from the fourth step above to prevent any permanent data loss or damage on your Mac device!