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Don't know the passcode or forgot the passcode to the iPad and now you are locked out? Don't fret. You have a few options to unlock iPad, but you have to erase it and start over.

This guide will walk you through the steps to recover deleted photos on iPhone 15, 15 Plus & iPhone 15 Pro / Pro Max. You can use an iCloud backup, iTunes backup, or third-party software recovery solutions.

When you need to reset iPad to its default settings for various reasons, whether you remember the passcode or not, this post lists in detail the methods and steps to reset iPad with / without password.

If you're locked out of your iPad and forgot the passcode, learn how to access your iPad without your passcode and restore your iPad from a pre-existing iCloud or iTunes backup if you have.

The photos deleted from Recently Deleted are not gone forever. If your photos were accidentally deleted from the Recently Deleted album on your iPhone, explore these recovery methods to get them back.

Did you forget your iPad passcode? If your iPad get unavailable after too many incorrect password guesses, there's a way to get in, but you'll need to erase all the data and restore iPad to factory settings.

Wrong code attempts can cause your iPad to get Security Lockout screen and lock you out, but there are some simple ways to bring your iPad back to working again, including recent Forgot Passcode option.

If your passcode to unlock iPhone 14 has been forgotten, it could call for a factory reset. Here's how to factory reset iPhone 14 without password. This works for Apple's entire iPhone 14 line.

Resetting iPhone passcode is the best option if you got iPhone Unavailable message. Here are a few ways to reset your password when you're locked out of iPhone.

This guide outlines the actions to take when your device displays iPhone Unavailable without the Erase iPhone option. By following the correct steps, you can efficiently erase your iPhone and unlock it.