How to Unlock iPhone Passcodes | forgot iphone password

How to Unlock iPhone Passcodes: In case you have forgotten the passcode on your iPhone, you will have to restore the device.

Restoring your iPhone will delete all of your data, including; songs, photos, videos, apps, and so
on. So, be absolutely sure that you have backed up the content on your iPhone before restoring it.

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How to Unlock iPhone Passcodes

1. iPhone Previously Synchronized with a Mac or PCAssuming you have previously synchronized your iPhone with iTunes on a Mac or Windows computer, you typically still can backup recent additions to your iPhone by connecting it to the same computer you have used before without having to enter the passcode.
   
   Once the backup is successful, you just need to restore your iPhone and have the backup copied onto the iPhone with iTunes. Check How to Backup iPhones Here
   Thee Apple's official instructions to restore an iPhone with iTunes are:
   • Connect your iPhone to your computer which you have previously used to synchronize the device.
   • In iTunes, select the iPhone in the Devices list, then Summary at the top of the screen.
   • If iTunes does not automatically synchronize your iPhone, do so manually and confirm that the sync and backup were successful.
   • Click “Check for Update.” iTunes tells you if there is a newer version of the iPhone software available.
   • Click Restore and follow the onscreen instructions to complete the restore process. When restoring, it is recommended that you backup the iPhone when prompted.
   • When iOS Setup Assistant asks to set up your iPhone, choose Restore from iTunes backup.
   • Select your device in iTunes and choose the most recent backup of your iPhone.
     After the process, your iPhone should be restored with the information from its last backup, but it no longer will have the passcode enabled.
2. iPhone Previously Backed Up with iCloudApple also explains that if you have “Find My iPhone” enabled, you can use Remote Wipe to erase the contents of your device. Likewise, if you have been using iCloud to backup, you may be able to restore the most recent backup to reset the passcode after the device has been erased.
   
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   Apple has separately explained the simple iCloud process to erase an iPhone. This is mostly intended for an iPhone that has been lost or stolen, but the portion relevant for a forgotten password is:
   
   • Sign in to iCloud with your Apple ID; the one you use with iCloud, then click "Find My iPhone."
   • Click "All Devices," then select the iPhone you want to erase.
   • In the Info window, click "Erase iPhone."
   • Enter your Apple ID password. If the device you are erasing has iOS 7 or later, enter a phone number and message. This is intended to be displayed to anyone who may have found your iPhone if it is lost or stolen. To just erase the iPhone, it is not necessary.
   • Now you can restore the information on the device using iCloud Backup, if backup was turned on before you erased it.

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