iPad disabled connect to iTunes but nothing happens? It doesn’t matter, there are other ways to solve it easily besides using iTunes.
The iPad displays “iPad disabled connect to iTunes”, but when you follow the prompts to connect it to iTunes, you will find that you are being spoofed – because there is no response. This is the main problem solved in this article – iPad disabled connect to iTunes but nothing happens. In addition to iTunes, you can use other methods to unlock the iPad.
In the next five minutes, you will learn how the iPad is disabled and how to solve disabled iPad won t connect to iTunes in order to use the iPad again. Usually, the answer is very simple. In the future, knowing why it is disabled can avoid the same tragedy.
Why is My iPad Disabled?
Use iTunes to Restore Disabled iPad
Unlock Disabled iPad with Recovery Mode
Use iCloud to Unlock Disabled iPad
Why is My iPad Disabled?
Entering the wrong password multiple times is the cause of this problem. In addition, children are naive and curious. If you have young and lovely children in your family members, they may be the main offender of this matter. You set a password on the iPad and they tried to unlock it, but they didn’t succeed.
How to fix iPad is disabled connect to iTunes?
Option 1: If you have used your computer to sync your iPad, you can unlock it by restoring your backup so you can unlock iPad without losing data. Can’t connect to iTunes? Choice 2 is for you.
Option 2: Use recovery mode or log in to iCloud to re-enable the iPad at the expense of all data.
Use iTunes to Restore Disabled iPad
As for disabled iPad won’t connect to iTunes, the hardware problems may be the main reason. It is necessary to connect to iTunes again using the Apple original USB cable. I will introduce the specific steps, please re-confirm whether the operation is correct.
Note: In addition to the original cable, you also need to use a synchronized computer.
1. Connect the iPad to your computer with the original cable.
2. Open iTunes, only synced iTunes will not ask you to enter your password.
3. Wait for iTunes’ automatic synchronization to complete. If you have not started automatic syncing, click Back up now.
4. After the synchronization and backup are completed, you will return to the main interface. Select Restore iPad in the location shown in the screenshot.
- After a period of time, the iPad will restart and display the settings interface, select “Restore from iTunes Backup”.
- At the same time, the same prompt box as the screenshot will be displayed in iTunes, and the backup package just synced and backed up will be selected.
Unlock Disabled iPad with Recovery Mode
Apple provides another way to solve iPad is disabled connect to iTunes – recovery mode. If iTunes doesn’t recognize the disabled iPad, try putting the iPad in recovery mode and connecting to iTunes again.
- Connect your iPad to the computer (any one). If you don’t have a computer, Apple says you can seek help from an Apple store or an Apple Authorized Service Provider.
2. After the connection is successful, force the iPad to restart. Like this: Press and hold the Home and side buttons until the resume mode interface is displayed on the screen, as shown below.
3. On iTunes, you will receive the prompt in the screenshot and click OK to restore the iPad.
4. After the restore process is complete, iTunes will download the latest iOS version to your iPad. What you need to be aware of is that if this process is more than 15 minutes, your iPad may be stuck and you need to repeat steps 2 and 3.
Once the download is complete, you can launch your iPad without entering a password.
Use iCloud to Unlock Disabled iPad
As for iPad is disabled and won’t connect to iTunes, the last and simplest method is to use iCloud to erase iPad and passwords. The premise is that the “Find My iPhone” feature has been turned on and remember your Apple ID and password.
1. Log in to iCloud.com official website using your Apple ID.
2. Find the disabled iPad in the drop-down list for all devices.
3. Select Erase iPad from the displayed interface, which will delete the data and password on the iPad.
After that, the iPad will reboot and you can use your iPad without a password.
Conclusion
When the iPad disabled connect to iTunes but nothing happens, in addition to using iTunes to restore, you can also use the recovery mode and iCloud wipe device to unlock the iPad. Is this easy to do? In order to prevent loss of data, I recommend regular backups. Then you don’t have to worry about losing all your data when you erase your device or lose it.
If you have other better methods, please feel free to communicate with me via a message.A
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