How to Factory Reset Your iPhone without Passcode
Have you ever thought of factory resetting your iPhone without any form of entering password or pass code? Ofcourse Yes! It's possible. This would be useful for those of you that have forgotten the password used on the iPhone.
One downside about this guide is that, it will wipe all the data stored on the iPhone. But if you got a backup, then you shouldn't worry about losing your files and data.
Below are different methods you could follow to carry out this operation of factory resetting your iPhone without passcode. All of these methods require you to connect to a PC. When you have one at hand. Kindly follow me along.
HOW TO FACTORY RESET IPHONE WITHOUT PASSCODE
Put the iPhone in Recovery Mode and restore it with iTunes: Note that when you try to connect, you will see a message saying “iTunes could not connect with your iPhone because it is locked with a passcode”. To reset your iPhone, do the following:
Reset iPhone without passcode using iTunes backup: Here are the steps you need to follow:
Connect the device to a PC and wait for the device to sync with your PC. All your data will be saved on the PC.
Now, select the Restore option on iTunes. The device will boot after the reset is complete. Note that this will only work if you connect to a computer that was previously trusted.
Reset iPhone without passcode from iCloud: This is quite easy. You can remotely wipe your device using iCloud. Also you can mark it as lost. This would brick the device. But then, if all you want to do is to reset the device, you need an internet connection and a PC. You must have installed and activated Find My IPhone for this method to work. Here’s what to do:
Put your iPhone in DFU mode and restore it through iTunes: When you first connect your device to iTunes on your PC, you will get a message saying “iTunes can’t connect to iPhone because the passcode is applied. Enter the passcode so that it can connect to iTunes”. To solve this, put your device in DFU mode, then do the following:
SEE ALSO: How to Make a Conference Call on an iPhone Device
You now see the reason you have to always sync your iPhone to iTunes and create backups, just incase. Following this tutorial will sure wipe out your files and data that are being stored on the iPhone. However, if you have a backup, you can always restore your data.
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One downside about this guide is that, it will wipe all the data stored on the iPhone. But if you got a backup, then you shouldn't worry about losing your files and data.
Below are different methods you could follow to carry out this operation of factory resetting your iPhone without passcode. All of these methods require you to connect to a PC. When you have one at hand. Kindly follow me along.
HOW TO FACTORY RESET IPHONE WITHOUT PASSCODE
Put the iPhone in Recovery Mode and restore it with iTunes: Note that when you try to connect, you will see a message saying “iTunes could not connect with your iPhone because it is locked with a passcode”. To reset your iPhone, do the following:
- Download the RecBoot tool.
- Connect your iPhone to the PC and launch RecBoot.
- Click Enter Recovery to put the device in recovery mode. iTunes will detect the device in this mode. Choose Okay, then choose Restore to reset the iPhone.
Reset iPhone without passcode using iTunes backup: Here are the steps you need to follow:
Connect the device to a PC and wait for the device to sync with your PC. All your data will be saved on the PC.
Now, select the Restore option on iTunes. The device will boot after the reset is complete. Note that this will only work if you connect to a computer that was previously trusted.
Reset iPhone without passcode from iCloud: This is quite easy. You can remotely wipe your device using iCloud. Also you can mark it as lost. This would brick the device. But then, if all you want to do is to reset the device, you need an internet connection and a PC. You must have installed and activated Find My IPhone for this method to work. Here’s what to do:
- Launch iCloud in your PC web browser.
- Enter your credentials. This includes your username and password.
- When you login, check among all devices connected to your account to locate the one you need to unlock. Select Erase Operation for that device.
- Start a restore operation for the device you just erased. Depending on the size of your backup, this might take a while. After this, you can set up a new passcode on your iPhone.
Put your iPhone in DFU mode and restore it through iTunes: When you first connect your device to iTunes on your PC, you will get a message saying “iTunes can’t connect to iPhone because the passcode is applied. Enter the passcode so that it can connect to iTunes”. To solve this, put your device in DFU mode, then do the following:
- Plug the iPhone to your PC and open iTunes.
- Hold the Sleep button and the Home button down for 10 seconds. Wait till you see a message saying “iTunes has detected an iPhone in recovery mode”
- Choose OK and Restore to begin the restoring process.
SEE ALSO: How to Make a Conference Call on an iPhone Device
You now see the reason you have to always sync your iPhone to iTunes and create backups, just incase. Following this tutorial will sure wipe out your files and data that are being stored on the iPhone. However, if you have a backup, you can always restore your data.
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Someone want to do it this evening but.. I can't do it... I will call the guy tomorrow after reading this tutorial
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DeleteYes, exactly @Clement
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