Steps: 1. With the device disconnected from a computer use the model-specific instructions in the links above to shut down the device. 2. Connect it to a computer with Finder or iTunes (Mojave or earlier, or PC). 3. Restart into recovery mode (black screen with a cable indicating attach to computer). 4.
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EDIT. ACtually if a factory restore is all you want then don't turn off the phone and use icloud.com and find my iPhone to erase the phone. Turn off the phone. Go to iCloud.com. Login. Go to find my iPhone. when it fails to locate your phone because it's off it will say remove from your account.
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Have you just recently updated your iPhone(i.e. Installing Music app bug fixes)? If so, your iPhone is probably still trying to perform this update, yet, it is stuck in this boot loop. So, to fix this, try completing the update and then backing it up. To complete this, perform the following in the order provided: First, Update the iPhone: 1.
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Drag the slider to turn off your iPhone, then wait a minute to make sure that it turns off completely. Step 3: Put your iPhone in recovery mode. iPhone X or later, iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus use the Side button. iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus use the Volume down button.
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1. With the device disconnected from a computer use the model-specific instructions in the links above to shut down the device. 2. Connect it to a computer with Finder or iTunes (Mojave or earlier, or PC). 3. Restart into recovery mode (black screen with a cable indicating attach to computer). 4.
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I am writing to you today regarding an issue I am facing with my iPhone 11 Pro Max. I recently performed a factory reset to prepare the device for sale. However, after the reset, the phone is now asking for a 6-digit passcode, which I do not recall creating. I have attempted to use common passcodes suggested online, such as"000000","123456 ...
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New 6 digit passcode request after reset I was going to let someone use my old iPhone 5s, so I reset the data, and gave it to them after I checked to see that it started clean with the Hello screen. When they tried to use it, they found that on about the third page of the setup process, it asked for a 6 digit passcode.
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Level 10. 149,142 points. Jan 22, 2022 12:10 PM in response to SandraMatthes. The steps below will reset your iPhone to factory settings and will also clear out all the data on your iPhone 6. Open Settings ️ General ️ Reset ️ Erase All Contents & Settings. Axel F.
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In that case, you need to contact orginial owner asking him to disable find my iPhone feature from icloud.com or Find iPhone app. To learn how, check turn off Find My iPhone. Otherwise this phone is not able to reset. To learn more about Activation Lock feature, check Find My iPhone Activation Lock. For your second question,
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Firstly, you can reset your iPhone's settings without affecting your personal data. Go to Settings > General > Transfer or Reset iPhone > Reset. Here, you can select"Reset All Settings." This action resets system settings like Wi-Fi networks and passwords, privacy settings, and wallpaper to their defaults, but your personal data, such as apps ...
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