If you frequently change the iPad password and then forget the password, or if a child enters the unlock password randomly, the iPad will be disabled. Once deactivated, the system will prompt that your iPad has been deactivated and you will no longer be able to access the device.
Usually, if the iPad is disabled, you can use iTunes to solve it. The following are the steps to use iTunes to unlock\restore the iPad:
Before deactivation, if the iPad has been synced to iTunes, you can use This method.
Step 1: Launch iTunes (which your iPad was previously synced with) and connect the iPad using a USB cable.
Step 2: When iTunes detects the device, click the iPad icon to enter the "Summary" window.
Step 3: Click "Restore iPad" in the right panel, then follow the steps displayed on the screen and wait for completion.
If Find iPhone is not enabled and you have never synced your iPad with iTunes , you can try the following method.
Step 1: Connect your iPad to your computer and open iTunes.
Step 2: Change the iPad from disabled to recovery mode. Press and hold the home button and sleep/wake button at the same time until you see the recovery mode screen. open.
Step 3: At this time, iTunes will pop up a "Restore" or "Update" option pop-up box, please select "Restore". Wait for iTunes to download the software for your device. If the download time exceeds 15 minutes, the device will exit recovery mode, which means the iPad recovery fails and you need to repeat steps 2 to 4.
Step 4: Wait for this process to complete. You can then set up and use your device.
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