If your iPad says it's disabled, you'll need to connect it to iTunes or Finder to restore it. The exact steps will depend on which iPad model you own.

For a small business owner, an iPad is an invaluable device. Acting as a portable computer, the iPad allows you to email employees and clients, surf the Internet, access an address book and download ...

DFU mode can help you recover your iPhone or iPad using a computer.

iTunes may have been retired in macOS Catalina, but for many iPhone users it remains a reliable way to move music and other data on and off their device, or to create backups that can be stored on ...

Recovery Mode: Connect iPad to a computer > open Finder (Catalina or later) or iTunes > restart > Update from the recovery screen. If you don't have access to a computer, use iCloud to wipe the iPad ...

In the event that your iPhone is stuck on a screen that says "Connect to iTunes," you need to connect your phone to iTunes on your computer and restore it to factory settings. This process erases all ...

A: Typically, if your Apple device is displaying the iTunes logo upon startup and that logo doesn't go away, it means the device needs to connect to iTunes so it can update or sync to your account.

Close Terminal and restart your Mac. A quick search around the Internet revealed that this issue is out there, though most cases seem to relate to iPhones running iOS 3.x, some of which are connecting ...