To reset or change your iPad's passcode, you can use the "Passcode" menu in your Settings app, or reset the entire device.

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.

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If your iPad won’t connect to WiFi, start with simple fixes like forgetting the network, toggling Airplane Mode, or restarting your router. For stubborn cases, reset network settings, update iPadOS, ...

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 ...