How-to Articles

Disabled your iPad all of a sudden. What if you can't connect to iTunes to unlock it as expected? No worries. You have other ways to fix a disabled iPad Air, Mini, Pro.

Forgot the passcode and entered the wrong passcode too many times on your iPad? Or iPad is stuck in "iPad is disabled"? Reset it to factory settings right away to erase all content and settings and then restore everything from a backup.

Each time you enter passcode to your iPad, you expect it to unlock. But if your iPad disables itself and says connect to iTunes, thing gets tricky. Here's how to solve it.

If you want to unlock iPhone that you don't know the password to, you will need to reset the device to factory settings and then restore your apps and data from backup.

Find iPhone screen broken and can't unlock it? Here're five ways to unlock iPhone with broken screen. You can opt to unlock iPhone broken screen with or without computer.

If you can't remember your passcode, you have to reset your iPhone to factory settings. The reset erases your information and passcode and unlocks iPhone. Here's how.

Here's how to unlock iPhone if you forgot the passcode. While these tips reference iPhone, similar processes work for iPad and iPod if you can't remember the password.

Restoring iPad is quite useful for unlocking iPad passcode, but you may prefer not to use this way.