In common scenarios, an iPhone is disabled simply because you have put in the wrong passcode too many times. You no longer have chance of additional attempts but carry on a factory reset.
#Apple itunes disabled password
Connect to iTunes: Once seeing this message, you have 10 times password wrong entries in a row, Apple disables iPhone permanently. IPhone is disabled, try again in 60 minutes: It means that you've made the 9th attempt at entering your passcode. IPhone is disabled, try again in 15 minutes: The timeout escalate to 15 minutes after 8 guesses with wrong passcode. IPhone is disabled, try again in 5 minutes: If you did the 7th entry and were again unsuccessful, the time period bumps up to 5 minutes.
IPhone is disabled, try again in 1 minute: If you enter passcode incorrectly 5 times in a row, your phone requires a 1 minute timeout before you can try again. After 10 times wrong passcode entries, the iPhone will lock itself and require you to connect to iTunes. At the beginning, you will receive a plain messages prompting you to try again anywhere from 1 to 60 minutes. The message displaying on screen comes in few different forms, depending on the number of wrong attempts. The instructions in this guide apply to all models of iPhone and iPad.
#Apple itunes disabled how to
#Apple itunes disabled manual
There is official manual on Apple's support page for fixing a disabled iPhone, just like the error indicates, by connecting the iPhone to iTunes for factory reset. The worst thing is, you'll end up with an "iPhone is disabled connect to iTunes" error after too many guesses and the iPhone has locked down permanently. Try again in X minutes" appearing on the screen. However, if you forget your passcode and continue to try several wrong attempts, you'll get a reminder "iPhone is disabled. This is great for keeping your data safe. Anyone - including your kids - that want to unlock your iPhone needs to enter the right 4- to 6-digit password on the screen.
Passcode acts as a gatekeeper on your iPhone to protect the device from prying eyes.
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