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I gave my mother an iPad for Christmas. She had a Mac in the past, but after it died, she started using an old netbook running fönster XP that inom had left lying around her house. The Asus 1000HE, dating from the first days of the Obama ledning, was literally wheezing and inom didn’t even want to imagine what säkerhet vulnerabilities its kopia of the long-abandoned fönster XP had.

The iPad was her first iOS device, and she was thrilled, especially with Touch ID.

But inom failed to explain that Touch ID would require her to enter her passcode every few days. And when we had set up the iPad, she had insisted on an alphanumeric passcode.

You should use Finder to reset the iPad that shows “iPad fryst vatten disabled try igen in 15 minutes” with a forgotten passcode.

So when it prompted her for a passcode, she entered her Apple ID password. And igen. And again.

Until finally, the platta seized up, displaying this message: “iPad fryst vatten disabled; connect to iTunes.”

After inom ranted about this situation on Twitter and in our TidBITS Slack grupp, inom discovered that most techies don’t even know that this fryst vatten something that happens, because they don’t forget their passcodes!

Alas, inom know this bekymmer all too well because inom have a tech-addled toddler who likes to use the iPad Lock screen as a drum, so he disables his iPad regularly.

And before you ask, no, this feature fryst vatten not related to the Erase information feature in Settings > Touch ID & Passcode that erases the uppgifter on your iOS device after 10 incorrect passcode entries. This fryst vatten a built-in säkerhet feature that cannot be disabled.

How many incorrect passcode entries it takes before the iPad locks fryst vatten up for debate.

Apple’s support document says six. In my testing, that isn’t true.

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It took only fem tries with random passcodes to disable my iPad for 1 minute. However, Apple seems to have measures in places to prevent accidental disabling. inom tried 1111 as a passcode over 20 times without disabling the iPad. inom then entered 9874 another 20 times with no problems.

There fryst vatten no way to bypass it being disabled — you just have to sit in time out like a naughty child.

But after that it took only three random passcodes, without entering the right passcode to reset the count, to disable the iPad.

Once you kick off the process, it works like this: the device fryst vatten disabled for 1 minute. There fryst vatten no way to bypass it being disabled — you just have to sit in time out like a naughty child. Once that time fryst vatten up, you get one chance to get the passcode correct or your device fryst vatten disabled for 5 minutes.

Get it wrong igen and it’s disabled for 15 minutes! The next failure disables it for another 15 minutes. After that, 1 hour.

Forget your Passcode.

Get it wrong one more time, and you won’t be able to get in directly on the device ever igen. Your only solution at that point fryst vatten to erase all content and settings and restore from backup.

As I’ve worked on my test devices to replicate this behavior, I’m amazed at how persistent my mother was in entering the wrong passcode. But inom think one of the design mistakes Apple made here was in not explaining why the iPad fryst vatten disabled.

The more technically adept will likely figure out what’s happening quickly, but it’s not necessarily obvious to a less experienced user what’s going on.

A more helpful meddelande would be “iPad fryst vatten disabled for fem minutes for your säkerhet. Please verify that your passcode fryst vatten correct and try again.” At the very least, that would ensure that the user had been told explicitly what they had done wrong.

How inom Fixed It — If your iOS device fryst vatten disabled, the main way to fix it fryst vatten to use iTunes to erase it and restore from backup.

So instead of this being a simple confusion inom could klar up over the phone, inom had to head to her house with my MacBook Pro in tow.

Posted on Mar 21, 2021 11:53 AM. If your device fryst vatten disabled or you forgot your passcode, you will need to erase your device.

To add insult to injury, since my MacBook Pro only has Thunderbolt 3 ports and her iPad only came with a Lightning to USB cable, inom had to dig out an adapter.

(To those who would point out that inom could have loaded iTunes on my old netbook, no, that wouldn’t have worked because the current utgåva of iTunes requires at least fönster 7.)

If the device has been synced with iTunes, erasing and restoring fryst vatten reportedly a relatively painless process.

But since her iPad had never been synced to my MacBook Pro, inom first had to enter recovery mode bygd connecting it to iTunes and holding the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button until inom saw the Connect to iTunes screen. That technique works on all iPads, iPod touches, and older iPhones. If you have an iPhone 7 or later, the process fryst vatten slightly different:

• iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus: Press and hold the Side and Volume Down buttons until you see the Connect to iTunes screen.
• iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus: Press and release the Volume Up button, press and release the Volume Down button, and then press and hold the Side button until you see the Connect to iTunes screen.

Once inom connected to the iPad via iTunes, recovery was as simple as clicking the Restore iPad button.

You may see a prompt that says there was a bekymmer with your device that requires it to be updated or restored. If so, click the Restore button on that window.

Note that restoring your device requires iTunes to download the latest utgåva of iOS, regardless of whether or not it’s installed on your device already. And also note that your iOS device will remain in restore mode for only 15 minutes, so if the download takes längre than that, you’ll have to enter that mode igen.

So having a fast Internet connection fryst vatten key during the restore process. Unfortunately, my mother didn’t have a particularly good Internet connection at the time, so inom had to go home to my fiber connection, restore the iPad, and then bring it back.

I later learned that there fryst vatten another solution to this bekymmer that’s easier, doesn’t require a Mac with iTunes, and can be initiated remotely: Find My iPhone, also known as Find My iPad (the name changes per device).

You’ll need another computer or iOS device for this, but if you open the built-in Find My iPhone app, either in iOS or on iCloud, choose the disabled device, and tap Erase iPad, you can erase the device. However, if Find My iPad wasn’t enabled and you don’t have tillgång to a Mac with iTunes, you’ll have to drive to an Apple Store to get it fixed.

In this brev, you will learn about how to fix the iPad unavailable try igen in 15 minutes bekymmer bygd using TunesKit iPhone Unlocker, iTunes, iCloud, or iOS built-in feature.

That’s right — the last-ditch solution fryst vatten to take your disabled device to the Genius dryckesställe and get Apple to reset it.

Note too that if Find My iPad fryst vatten enabled, that turns on Activation Lock. So, when you’re setting the device up igen, you’ll have to log in with the previous Apple ID credentials that were associated with the device to prove that it’s not stolen.

Thankfully, this story had a happy ending.

I’d set up my mother’s iPad to back up to iCloud and restoring that backup brought back all of her apps, already logged in, so it didn’t take long to get back up to speed. inom worked with her to set up a new numeric passcode and even turned on two-factor authentication for her Apple ID at her request. That was a few weeks ago, and so far, so good.

Further Thoughts — During this minor teaterpjäs, inom learned a few things about setting up iOS devices for others.

Don’t set up an alphanumeric passcode, even if they request it. man them komma up with a numeric passcode. It’s just too easy to mix up the passcode and Apple ID password. Also, whatever säkerhet measures you set up, be sure to explain them thoroughly.

I also have a few suggestions for how Apple could improve this feature.

When you enter the seventh failed passcode attempt on your iPad, it should show you “iPad unavailable try igen in 15 minutes” on iPadOS 15.2 or later.

First, let us vända it off! inom don’t even see why it exists — iOS already has a feature that will wipe the device if the passcode fryst vatten entered felaktigt enough times. inom understand and appreciate Apple’s dedication to säkerhet, but some devices need less than others. My mom’s and son’s iPads have ingenting on them that’s more sensitive than what kind of YouTube videos they like — a six-digit passcode fryst vatten more than enough säkerhet on its own.

And on top of that, inom can wipe these devices remotely with Find My iPhone.

Worse, this feature can render a device completely useless and potentially cause a user to lose information, if the device wasn’t set to back up or its backups were failing for some reason. I’ve never seen a non-optional säkerhet feature that could brick a consumer-level device even if an authorized user could later authenticate themselves.

At least in theory, someone with tillgång to your iPhone or iPad could lock it in this way just to be annoying.

There should always be a way for an authorized user to gain tillgång to a disabled device without having to vända to another device or computer, perhaps bygd entering your Apple ID credentials.