iphone is disabled connect to itunes on mac?
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['Connect the iPhone to a computer it has synced to before with a USB cable and launch iTunes.', 'Choose “Sync” in iTunes and enter the proper passcode when requested to unlock the device, this backs up the iPhone to the computer.']
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['Open iTunes on the computer.', 'Connect the disabled iPhone with the computer via USB cable.', 'A backup now option will be displayed on the right side of the screen.']
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['Step 1: Connect your iPhone/iPad/iPod to the computer and open iTunes.', 'Step 2: Click on your device in iTunes, which appears in the upper-left corner.', "Step 3: Right-click on your device and press 'Restore from backup…'"]
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Answer: A: Even if your iPhone is disabled because of a passcode lockout, it may still be connected to the internet via cellular data or wi-fi. Go to www.icloud.com, log in with the same Apple ID used to enable Find My iPhone on that iPhone, and then perform a 'remote wipe' of the iPhone.
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Press and quickly release the Volume Down button. Press and hold the Side/Power button when you see the Connect to iTunes screen. Do not release the buttons when you see the Apple logo since you'll need to enter recovery mode. On the next screen, you should see the option to Restore or Update.
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['Download ReiBoot (https://www.tenorshare.com/products/r...) and install it PC/Mac.', 'Launch the program. Connect unresponsive iPhone/iPad to PC/Mac via USB cable.', 'Click "Enter Recovery Mode" button. One minute only, your iPhone will get into recovery mode.']
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“iTunes could not connect to the iPhone “User's iPhone” because it is locked with a passcode. You must enter your passcode on the iPhone before it can be used with iTunes.” This message usually shows up when you connect the iDevice to a computer (PC or Mac), that is NOT the one you are usually syncing with.
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['Press and hold the Side button and one of the volume buttons and wait for the power off slider to appear.', 'Drag the slide to turn off your iPhone.', 'Hold the side button on your iPhone as you plug your iPhone into the Mac using your cable.']
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['Connect your iPhone to the computer that you used to synced before. ... ', "Once it's connected, open iTunes on the computer.", 'From the iTunes main screen, click the Sync option.', 'Enter your device passcode when asked to unlock your iPhone. ... ', 'Then click the option to Restore iPhone from the most recent backup.']
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['Download and install Disk Drill for Mac. ... ', 'Connect your iPhone to your Mac.', 'Launch the program and choose the iPhone from the disk list.', 'Click Recover to scan the device for lost data.', 'Preview the photos that the app can recover and choose those you want to restore.', 'Click Recover again to finish the recovery.']
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['Open iTunes on your Mac or PC.', 'Plug your iPhone into your computer.', 'Click the phone icon in the top left corner.', 'Click Back Up Now.', 'When complete, select the eject button in the top left corner before unplugging your iPhone.']
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Open iTunes on computer, connect iPhone to computer with USB cable. Hold both Home and Power buttons on iPhone until iTunes recognizes iPhone in Recovery Mode. This usually takes about 20 seconds of holding both buttons. Restore the iPhone Firmware.
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['Run Stellar Data Recovery for iPhone on Mac/PC.', 'Connect iPhone to computer via USB cable.', 'Once Computer detects your iPhone, select recover from iPhone and choose Camera Roll and click "Next". It will show you the iOS devices connected to your system.']
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Do not connect the iPhone yet. Reboot it, by either holding down the power button and swiping on the screen, or holding power & Home. Then, turn on your phone by holding down the power button and Home button. Keep this held down until a 'Connect to iTunes' message appears with a diagram.
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Press the Home button and hold it down as you plug in the USB cable. Keep holding the button down until the “Connect to iTunes” screen appears on the device. However, you shouldn't have to do this if the device is working properly.
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Launch iTunes on your PC or Mac. Step 3: Press and hold the Home Button and connect the other end of the USB cable to the computer now (make sure iTunes is open at this time). Step 4: Keep holding the Home button and wait for the device to switch on. After few minutes, the 'Connect to iTunes' will appear on the device.
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['Step 1 Visit iCloud.com on your computer > log in with the same Apple ID used on the disabled iPhone device.', 'Step 2 Go to Settings > Choose Restore and choose the backup contains all your data on device > Click on Restore.']