#Ipod 5 no password factory reset update

I'm open to either paid and/or third party services just to help me with this.īefore any speculations of stealing this or anything (because I can see other Reddit posts having the same problem called out for it), I have an Instagram post from when I first got it from my Dad, and my GF since 2016 is still on the lockscreen, both of which I can send proof of if necessary. I was wondering if there's a way to backup its current contents before I went ahead and restored it to factory. Case 2: If Find My iPhone has been enabled on the iPhone and you cant disable it without the Apple ID password, you will first need to manually reset the. I don't want to do that just yet, as there are lots of memories such as photos and messages that I wanted to keep. I have tried searching on Google for the last few hours now to no avail, and it looks like the only option I have is to restore the iPod to factory settings and deleting all my data. I also tried looking up iCloud, but upon logging in it seems that there's nothing in it, presumably due to the 'expiry' they have on data backups.

#Ipod 5 no password factory reset update

I don't know what iOS it's on, but iTunes prompts me to update to 12.5.5 when I put it in recovery mode. My family also moved thus I no longer have access to the PC I normally had it backed up on. Thats the only change needed to disable data services on your iPhone You have successfully configured an APN for your 4G LTE Modem APN Type: default,supl. Since then, I have moved out of our old place.

On a Mac with macOS Mojave or earlier, or on a PC, open iTunes. Restore your device to factory settings On a Mac with macOS Catalina or later, open the Finder. Learn what to do for an unresponsive device or one that won't turn on. NOTE: If you've set up password encryption on your iPod touch backups. Go to Settings > your name > Find My, tap Find My iPhone, then turn it off. I remember my last use of it was back in 2018, and I just kept it in my drawer. Restoring to factory default restores your iPod touch to its original factory. Today I managed to get my iPod Touch 6th Gen back up and running, but I forgot what passcode I used.