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'How to factory reset iPad without iCloud password? I tried but it asked me for a password.'


Perhaps you want to completely erase iPad without iCloud password, however, you don't know how. Luckily, this problem can be solved. By reading this article, you can find methods that can help you.


Now, take a look at the solutions for how to factory reset iPad mini/air/pro/2 without iCloud password.

Part 1. Restore iPad without iCloud Password (If It Synced with iTunes)

The key to this step is that your iPad is synced with iTunes. This is a crucial prerequisite. If it does, you can try to use iTunes to reset iPad to factory without iCloud password. But the current data on iPad will be erased, instead, you'll able to get the previous backed up files from iTunes backup.


Step 1. Launch iTunes on your Win or Mac.


Step 2. Plug your iPad into the computer that you've synced your iPad before.


Step 3. On iTunes, go to the upper left corner and click on the iPad icon.


Step 4. Locate to Summary and just hit Restore iPad..



If iTunes cannot detect or recognize your iPad, boot iPad into Recovery mode and try to reset iPad without Apple ID again.



Part 2. Wipe iPad without iCloud Password (via Recovery Mode)

Additionally, here is a strong way - put device into Recovery Mode and then reset iPad to factory settings without iCloud password. Although the success rate will be much higher, you will wipe your device, completely. Since you've already known what will happen, now follow this method to erase iPad without iCloud password.


Note: make sure Find My iPhone/iPad is disabled! Or else your device will stuck with the iCloud activation lock after restore. Skip this method and check the next solution.


Step 1. Launch iTunes on PC. If you don't have one, download and install it.


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Step 2. Make sure that your iPad is unplugged from computer.


Step 3. Turn off iPad Mini/Pro/Air/2/3/4 and boot into Recovery mode.


If with Face ID: hold down the Top button and Volume Up button at the same time for seconds to power off your iPad. Then, use a USB cable to connect iPad to PC/Mac while pressing the Top button and you should keep holding the Tip button until the Recovery mode screen comes up.


If with Home button: hold down the Top button for seconds to power off your iPad. Then, use USB to connect iPad to computer while pressing the Home button and you should keep holding the Home button until the Recovery mode screen shows up.


Step 4. Next, iTunes should prompt you with a window Restore or Update. Click on Restore.


After that, iTunes would begin to download software and wipe an iPad without iCloud password. Please know that the whole process won't take longer than 15 minutes, or else, your iPad would automatically exit recovery mode. In this case, repeat steps 2-4 again.



Part 3. Factory Reset iPad without iCloud Password (If Locked)

If you feel challenging for your to factory reset an iPad without knowing the iCloud password, perhaps you can refer to FoneCopeiOS Unlock. The easiest and fastest way. All settings and content on the iPad can be erased with just a few clicks.


1. Able to factory reset iPad no matter 'Find My iPhone' is enabled or not.

2. No need password to remove iCloud account from iPad

3. After deletion, the previous owner of the iPad cannot track/block the iPad

4. Able to reset iPhone without iCloud password



Now let's learn the steps to factory reset locked iPad without iCloud Password.


Step 1. After downloading and installing FoneCope iOS Unlock on computer, select 'Unlock Apple ID' on the screen.


Step 2. Connect your iPad to computer via USB cable and tap to Trust This Connection.


Step 3. Then click 'Start to Unlock' to continue.


Step 4. In case that 'Find My iPad' is disabled from the iCloud account, data on the device will be erased and iPad will be restored to the factory settings.


Step 5. If the 'Find My iPhone' is turned on, you will need to follow the prompts to conduct the steps.


Step 6. After waiting for a while, you should successfully reset your iPad without iCloud password.



With this feature, you are supposed to remove Apple ID from iPad without password with simple steps.



Part 4. Erase iPad without iCloud Password via Settings

Resetting is a built-in option that you can choose to directly factory restore iPad without iCloud. If you forgot iCloud password on iPad, it's very simple to handle. But it only works in one case: Find My iPhone/iPad is disabled.


Step 1. On your iPad, unlock it and go to Settings.


Step 2. Tap General, then Scroll to the bottom and tap on Reset.


Step 3. Select 'Erase All Content and Settings'. And then tap on 'Backup Then Erase' or 'Erase Now'. Next, please tap on 'Erase [Device]' > 'Erase' to confirm.


Step 4. The reset begins. When your iPad is restored to the factory settings, it will reboot by itself.

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Minutes later, you can follow the instruction on the screen to set up your iPad fresh new.


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Part 5. Contact the Previous Owner to Reset iPad Remotely with iCloud

If you buy a second-hand iPad, but the previous owner didn't log out the iCloud account, and you wanna do iPad factory reset without iCloud password, just ask the previous iPad owner to do the following steps.


I will introduce the steps in this section and what you need to do is pass the steps to the seller.


Step 1. Go to iCloud.com and login account with user name and password.


Step 2. Hit 'Find My iPhone'.


Step 3. Click 'All Devices' and then select the iPad.


Step 4. Click on the 'Erase iPad' button. Click 'Erase' to confirm finally.


If the previous iPad owner still remembers the password, you are so fortunate enough to factory reset iPad without iTunes remotely by the seller.



Tip. Make a Backup before Factory Resetting iPad without iCloud

No matter what reason you want to restore iPad without iCloud password, it is recommended that you back up your iPad data before the factory reset. Now, since you can't back up with iCloud, you can choose to use iTunes to back up device.


Step 1. Make sure you have the latest version of iTunes on PC. If not, download or update it.


Step 2. Connect iPad to computer with a lightning cable.


Step 3. Next, from 'Device', right-click your iPad in iTunes and choose 'Back Up'. (Or you can go to Summary and click on 'Back Up Now')




The Bottom Line

I have introduced effective ways to help you factory reset iPad without iCloud password. You must have any gains after going through all of them. There have solutions for different situations, you need to choose the best method accordingly.


By the Way, during the reading process, do you have any questions or suggestion on how to wipe iPad without iCloud password? If you do, please leave a message in the comment zone. We have a dedicated tech team to solve the problem for you.

This is an alternative firmware for the Anne Pro Keyboard, with the goal of being more stable than the original firmware and adding extra features.

Status

This project is still under heavy development and probably not quite ready yet to serve as your only keyboard.

Working today:

  • Basic keyboard functionality
  • Bluetooth (as a keyboard)
  • LED control (switching on/off, changing themes)
  • USB charging
  • Drop in replacement as a simple firmware update
  • Partial bluetooth communication with the Anne Pro App (tested with Anne Pro Mac App)

Not yet implemented:

  • USB hangs on connect/disconnect
  • USB sends keys concurrently with BT (to toggle USB, use the 5 keyin BT layer)
  • Media controls / special keys
  • Uploading custom lighting settings
  • Uploading custom keymaps
  • Power Management
  • BT setup mode with LEDs etc.

Community

We hang out in the Anne Pro Dev discord. Please observe the Rust Code of Conduct within our community.

Flashing

You can find the latest build on the Releases page. Download anne-key.dfu.If LEDs aren't working with latest build, you can try build 209, or the following procedure: reboot into DFU mode by holding down Fn+Space+Esc, then exit with Esc.

Then you can either follow the obins firmware update steps (click Update manual) or use dfu-util.

dfu-util

First you'll need to install dfu-util.

To flash your Anne Pro connect via USB, then hold down the Esc button, press the little reset switch on the back and finally release Esc.

Now your keyboard is in DfuSe mode. It should show up in dfu-util:

Then you can flash your keyboard firmware:

And that's it. Press the reset button again to exit the bootloader and return to normal keyboard mode and you're done!

If your keyboard is running our firmware, you can reboot to DFU mode by holding down Fn+Space+Escape.

If you want to return to the original firmware you can flash the original firmware with:

Documentation & Hacking

You can find some documentation on hardware on GitBooks.Many fellow projects provide insights into the obins firmware and app protocol:

  1. Reverse-engineering
  • hi-a's disassembly of the firmware and bootloader (repo)
  1. Alternate control apps
  • fcoury's Node.js library and electron app
  1. Alternate firmware
  • Msvisser's qmk port receives great approvals from users
  • Older qmk ports: josecostamartins' and dwhinham's

To build your own firmware, you need the following components:

  • rustup: to make use of the rust-toolchain file
  • cargo-objcopy: you need to build it outside this directory cd ~ ; cargo install cargo-binutils

Then, make dfu in the top directory will build your anne-key.dfu.

To analyze the firmware's code size, you need cargo-bloat:

  • cargo install cargo-bloat
  • make bloat
  • make bloat BLOAT_ARGS='--crates' # passing arguments to cargo-bloat

Our CI requires consistent formatting, please use our pre-commit hookto make sure:

  • cp scripts/pre-commit .git/hooks/pre-commit

To fix formatting:

  • make fmt

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