Quickcomputerstips
Remove the passcode on an iPad with Home button Drag the slider to turn off your iPad. Connect your iPad to your computer while holding down the Home button. Keep holding the Home button until you see the recovery mode screen. If you backed up your iPad, restore your data and settings after you remove the passcode.
- How do I reset my iPad to factory settings without the passcode?
- How do you unlock an iPad If you forgot the passcode?
- How do you factory reset a locked iPad?
- How do I force my iPad to unlock?
How do I reset my iPad to factory settings without the passcode?
If you are now able to open your iPad, you can erase all of your data and return it to its factory default settings without connecting it to a computer. Ensure that your iPad is charged, or connect it to a power source. Open Settings; select General and then select Reset. Select Erase All Content and Settings.
How do you unlock an iPad If you forgot the passcode?
To unlock an iPad if you forgot the password or it's been disabled, you can restore it with iTunes. You can also unlock your iPad by doing a system restore using the Find My iPhone app. You'll need a recent iPad backup to get your data back after you restore and unlock it.
How do you factory reset a locked iPad?
Hold the Home button while you connect your iPad to your computer. Keep holding the Home button until the Recovery Mode screen appears. In iTunes, click the Restore button. Your iPad will be reset to factory settings.
How do I force my iPad to unlock?
Connect your iPad to a computer that has iTunes. While the device is connected via USB port, conduct a Force Restart by holding the Home button while also holding the Power button, until the Apple logo appears. After a few minutes, you are prompted to either Restore or Update.
