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#Iphone asking for password and not loading update#
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On the computer in Finder or iTunes, wait for the on-screen message “There is a problem with the (device) that requires updating or restoring.” A message should appear in iTunes or the Finder when the device is in recovery mode.Wait for Finder or iTunes to “see” your device.Recovery mode looks different depending on the iOS or iPadOS version of the device. Don’t let go when you see the Apple logo and keep holding on until you see the recovery mode screen.Restart the device in recovery mode (do not connect the device until it is turned off).

#Iphone asking for password and not loading update#

Check for an update for your macOS Finder and iTunes on Windows or macOS Mojave and later.Disconnect the iDevice device from the computer.Make sure to connect the device to the computer using the original cable that came with the device or an MFI (Made for iPhone / iPad / iPod) certified cable. If you have synced and backed up with iTunes (macOS Mojave and below and Windows) or Finder (macOS Catalina and above), OR if you don’t have a backup available before the update or you forgot your passcode, use the recovery mode of your computer via Finder or iTunes.

If you don’t have a backup, you will effectively lose everything on your device, including your photos, messages, music, and other data. Unfortunately, whether you’ve set a passcode or haven’t set it up, if your device needs to enter a correct passcode to unlock it, there’s nothing you can do now other than erase it to remove the passcode. Ideally, you have a backup available on iCloud or via iTunes.

If you don’t know your device passcode and none of the suggested passcodes work, you need to reset your iPhone, iPad, or iPod to remove it.

#Iphone asking for password and not loading full#

If you have tried and failed, save your iPhone as a full wipe using iTunes by putting it to iOS Recovery Mode.

On the iPhone 6 and earlier, press and hold the power button along with the home button until the Apple logo appears.Ī forced reboot can be a solution to getting your device back in place and back to normal, when your iPhone is asking for a passcode after update.

On the iPhone 7/7 Plus, press and hold the power button along with the volume down button until you see the Apple logo appear.

On the iPhone X / 8/8 Plus: Quickly press and release the volume up key, quickly press and release the volume down key, then press and hold the side key until you see the Apple logo appear.

With the new versions, things are a bit more complicated than with the old ones. However, different iPhones behave differently.

#Iphone asking for password and not loading code#

In certain situations, this is called a “hard reset.”Ī forced restart of your device should put an end to all the inconveniences that lead to requiring an unlock code to access the device. If the default code didn’t work, you can try forcing a restart of your iPhone. I haven’t been able to verify this.īut it’s worth a try.

A reader reported that she tried it on two devices and that it worked for her. So make sure you reset the iPhone passcode to something else and make a note of that code. When prompted, enter the restriction code 123456 for six-digit requests and 1234 for four-digit requests – these are the default settings. So try this first-it might work for you! Some readers report using 0000 or 8888- or multiples of a single number (for example, 5555.)Īpparently, the restriction code is set by the latest iOS update. If you’ve never set up a passcode, some readers report that typing “1234” for a four-digit code request or “123456” for a six-digit code request worked for them.

Never set an iPhone passcode? Try this method first. This problem can be permanently solved with the help of the techniques I am going to share with you.įollow these quick tips to help you when your iPhone asks you for a passcode you don’t know or can’t remember. It is strange that the iPhone asks for a password that you never set or that it does not accept the correct password. Even the first time I updated my iPhone, the same thing happened to me, and I was thinking maybe I forgot my iPhone passcode, but then I remembered that I didn’t set the passcode on my device. Obviously, this is done to improve safety, as it involves a greater number of combinations to be guessed. Apple is constantly changing security methods, and the company automatically asks for a 6-digit passcode when iPhones and iPads are updated.