Table of Contents
- 1 Apple iPod: How to unlock disabled iPod Touch using iTunes
- 1.1 There’s no way around it. It’s either you wait for it to allow you to enter more of your wrong passwords or you just restore your iPod Touch using iTunes.
- 1.1.1 Connect your iPod to your computer. If your iPod is disabled, the only way to unlock it is to completely erase and reset it. If you have a backup, you’ll be able to restore it, otherwise you’ll lose all of your data. There is no way to unlock a disabled iPod unless you use the correct passcode or you erase it.
- 1.1.2 Open iTunes and select your iPod. You should see your iPod listed at the top of the screen.
- 1.1.3 Click “Back Up Now” to create a backup of your iPod. This will allow you to restore your data after you reset your iPod.
- 1.1.4 Make sure “This Computer” is selected to create a complete local backup.
- 1.1.5 Click “Restore iPod” to begin the reset process. This will likely take a few minutes to complete. Once the reset process is complete, you’ll be taken through the iPod’s initial setup process.
- 1.1.6 Select “Restore from iTunes backup” during the setup process. This will load the backup that you created so that all of your data is restored.
- 1.1.7 SYDNEY CBD REPAIR CENTRE IS OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK
- 1.1.8 Weekdays: 10am – 6pmSaturday: 10am – 6pmSunday : Closed
- 1.2 More iPod Touch help from SydneyCBD expert technicians:
- 1.2.1 Apple iPod: How to unlock disabled iPod Touch using iCloud
- 1.2.2 Apple iPod: How to unlock disabled iPod Touch using iTunes
- 1.2.3 Apple iPod: Advanced ways to restore iPod Touch
- 1.2.4 Apple iPod: How to restore without iTunes
- 1.2.5 Apple iPod: How to sync apps on an iPod Touch
- 1.2.6 Apple iPod: How to use the Camera app for the iPod Touch
- 1.2.7 Apple iPod: How to use the Music app on the iPod Touch
- 1.2.8 Apple iPod: How to use Airplay with iPod Touch
- 1.2.9 Apple iPod: How to set up FaceTime on iPod Touch
- 1.2.10 Apple iPod: How to add music to your iPod Touch
- 1.2.11 Share this:
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- 1.2.13 Related
- 1.1 There’s no way around it. It’s either you wait for it to allow you to enter more of your wrong passwords or you just restore your iPod Touch using iTunes.
Apple iPod: How to unlock disabled iPod Touch using iTunes
There’s no way around it. It’s either you wait for it to allow you to enter more of your wrong passwords or you just restore your iPod Touch using iTunes.
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Connect your iPod to your computer. If your iPod is disabled, the only way to unlock it is to completely erase and reset it. If you have a backup, you’ll be able to restore it, otherwise you’ll lose all of your data. There is no way to unlock a disabled iPod unless you use the correct passcode or you erase it.
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Open iTunes and select your iPod. You should see your iPod listed at the top of the screen.
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Click “Back Up Now” to create a backup of your iPod. This will allow you to restore your data after you reset your iPod.
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Make sure “This Computer” is selected to create a complete local backup.
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Click “Restore iPod” to begin the reset process. This will likely take a few minutes to complete. Once the reset process is complete, you’ll be taken through the iPod’s initial setup process.
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Select “Restore from iTunes backup” during the setup process. This will load the backup that you created so that all of your data is restored.
SYDNEY CBD REPAIR CENTRE IS OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK
Weekdays: 10am – 6pm
Saturday: 10am – 6pm
Sunday : Closed
After Business Hours, By Appointment only.
CALL 8011 4119 or 043 777 4119
ask@SydneyCBDrepairCentre.com.au
More iPod Touch help from SydneyCBD expert technicians:
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Apple iPod: How to unlock disabled iPod Touch using iCloud
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Apple iPod: How to unlock disabled iPod Touch using iTunes
-
Apple iPod: Advanced ways to restore iPod Touch
-
Apple iPod: How to restore without iTunes
-
Apple iPod: How to sync apps on an iPod Touch
-
Apple iPod: How to use the Camera app for the iPod Touch
-
Apple iPod: How to use the Music app on the iPod Touch
-
Apple iPod: How to use Airplay with iPod Touch
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Apple iPod: How to set up FaceTime on iPod Touch
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Apple iPod: How to add music to your iPod Touch