Table of Contents
- 1 Apple iPad: How to connect your iPad to iTunes when it is disabled
- 1.1 iPad is disabled and wants you to connect it to iTunes. Should you? Yes. Here’s how you do it perfectly the first time.
- 1.2 ITunes-Synced iPads
- 1.3 Never-Synced iPads
- 1.4 Repairing Without iTunes
- 1.5 Automatic Erasing
- 1.5.1 For some applications, the iPad’s ability to lock itself after six failed attempts is not adequate. You can also set your iPad to completely erase itself and your data if someone enters the wrong passcode 10 times. To do this, tap “Settings,” followed by “General,” “Passcode Lock” and “Erase Data.”
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- 1.6 More Content to fix your iPad Problems
- 1.6.1 Apple iPad: Should you jailbreak or not
- 1.6.2 Apple iPad: How to connect it to a car stereo
- 1.6.3 Apple iPad: What to do if you can’t connect a bluetooth accessory
- 1.6.4 Apple iPad: How to connect to internet without Wi-Fi
- 1.6.5 Apple iPad: How to make your iPad into a graphics tablet
- 1.6.6 Apple iPad: How to sketch on notes using an iPad
- 1.6.7 Apple iPad: What to do to a frozen iPad
- 1.6.8 Apple iPad: How to have your cracked iPad screen fixed
- 1.6.9 Apple iPad: How to clear cache on an iPad
- 1.6.10 Apple iPad: 5 Tips to Recharge your iPad Faster
- 1.6.11 Apple iPad: Why it can’t connect to the internet
- 1.6.12 Apple iPad: How to remove scratches from the screen
- 1.6.13 Apple iPad: How to prepare your device for repair service
- 1.6.14 Apple iPad: How to restore it to factory settings
- 1.6.15 Apple iPad: How to connect your iPad to iTunes when it is disabled
- 1.6.16 Apple iPad: How to have your iPad replaced by Apple
- 1.6.17 Apple iPad: Screen Repair Costs and FAQs
- 1.6.18 Related
Apple iPad: How to connect your iPad to iTunes when it is disabled
iPad is disabled and wants you to connect it to iTunes. Should you? Yes. Here’s how you do it perfectly the first time.
iPads have a relatively easy to use, but extremely secure, password system built in to them. You can set your iPad to require a passcode before it will open. If someone enters an incorrect passcode six times, the iPad will lock itself and require that it go through an unlocking process. The restoration process frequently erases the data that you have stored on your iPad, although you may be able to restore it from a previous backup.
ITunes-Synced iPads
Never-Synced iPads
Repairing Without iTunes
If you don’t have iTunes or a computer handy, you may still be able to unlock your iPad without having to take it to Apple for assistance. If you use the “Find my iPhone App,” you can use the Remote Wipe function to erase your iPad. Alternately, you might be able to erase the password by going to your iCloud account and restoring your backup.
Automatic Erasing
For some applications, the iPad’s ability to lock itself after six failed attempts is not adequate. You can also set your iPad to completely erase itself and your data if someone enters the wrong passcode 10 times. To do this, tap “Settings,” followed by “General,” “Passcode Lock” and “Erase Data.”
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More Content to fix your iPad Problems
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Apple iPad: Should you jailbreak or not
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Apple iPad: How to connect it to a car stereo
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Apple iPad: What to do if you can’t connect a bluetooth accessory
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Apple iPad: How to connect to internet without Wi-Fi
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Apple iPad: How to make your iPad into a graphics tablet
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Apple iPad: How to sketch on notes using an iPad
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Apple iPad: What to do to a frozen iPad
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Apple iPad: How to have your cracked iPad screen fixed
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Apple iPad: How to clear cache on an iPad
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Apple iPad: 5 Tips to Recharge your iPad Faster
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Apple iPad: Why it can’t connect to the internet
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Apple iPad: How to remove scratches from the screen
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Apple iPad: How to prepare your device for repair service
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Apple iPad: How to restore it to factory settings
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Apple iPad: How to connect your iPad to iTunes when it is disabled
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Apple iPad: How to have your iPad replaced by Apple
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Apple iPad: Screen Repair Costs and FAQs