#Need to reset mac to factory settings how to#

The best way to reset a locked iPhone to factory settings is installing the firmware on the locked iPhone to reset it, let's learn how to reset a locked/disalbed iPhone via UkeySoft iOS Unlocker, iTunes or iCloud. In this article, we offer you 3 simple and the best solutions to reset your iPhone 5S, iPhone 6/6 Plus, iPhone 6S/6S Plus, iPhone 7/7 Plus, iPhone 8/8 Plus, iPhone X, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air/Pro/Mini and remove screen passcode. You can use iTunes, you could try a third-party software solution, or you could go through iCloud (Find My iPhone). There are a couple of different strategies you can follow.

iPhone black screen of death and you cannot unlock it.

iPhone stuck on recovery mode, DFU mode, Apple logo screen, or connecting to iTunes screen.

You switch to a new iPhone 13/13 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max/12 Pro/12 mini and you want to delete all the data from the old one.

You got a second-hand iPhone that is currently locked out.Clear all existing data before you resell or give it to others.Here is the scenario you might encounter that needs to reset your iPhone: Factory reset your iPhone 5S/6/6S/7/8/X/XS/11 can quickly resolve many iOS issues, such as freeing iPhone memory, removing Apple ID account from iPhone, removing locked screens, and more. How to reset a locked iPhone without password? How to unlock a disabled iPad? You may be familiar with resetting iPhone. You quickly forget the password you set, and your iPhone screen shows ' iPhone is disabled' after multiple input errors, even your iPhone is locked out. We always like to set up complex passwords to prevent others from accessing your phone data, and also cause trouble for ourselves. Your iPhone was locked due to forgot screen lock passcode? Your iPhone is disabled? The only way to access your iPhone/iPad is by resetting it to Factory Settings, here three effective methods to reset a locked iPhone/iPad to factory settings, so that you can access and use your phone again.

Need to reset mac to factory settings