iPhone disabled. "Connect iTunes"
iphone is disabled and says connect iTunes. It's brand new and has never been synced with a computer. How can I fix this and will plugging it into a MacBook help
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iPhone 11, iOS 13
iphone is disabled and says connect iTunes. It's brand new and has never been synced with a computer. How can I fix this and will plugging it into a MacBook help
[Re-Titled by Moderator]
iPhone 11, iOS 13
The9thhour wrote:
iphone is disabled and says connect iTunes. It's brand new and has never been synced with a computer. How can I fix this and will plugging it into a MacBook help
Yes, "plugging it into a MacBook," is the only way to fix that problem: If you forgot the passcode on your iPhone, or your iPhone is disabled - Apple Support
"You need a computer to follow the steps below. If you don't have a computer, borrow one from a friend, or go to an Apple Retail Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider."
The9thhour wrote:
iphone is disabled and says connect iTunes. It's brand new and has never been synced with a computer. How can I fix this and will plugging it into a MacBook help
Yes, "plugging it into a MacBook," is the only way to fix that problem: If you forgot the passcode on your iPhone, or your iPhone is disabled - Apple Support
"You need a computer to follow the steps below. If you don't have a computer, borrow one from a friend, or go to an Apple Retail Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider."
The9thhour Said:
"iPhone disabled. 'Connect iTunes' iphone is disabled and says connect iTunes. It's brand new and has never been synced with a computer. How can I fix this and will plugging it into a MacBook help"
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Please Define "Brand New":
Is this an iPhone that is new to you and someone has owned in the past? If so, then you need to have the pervious wonder have this re-enabled. Elsewise it is useless to you. Take this as a learning experience. The next time you purchase an Apple item in a personal sale. Request that the owner logs them selves out of it, and that you move forward and log yourself into it. IF the seller chooses to dis-abide by those terms you've set forth, then do not proceed with the purchase.
If so, then contact Apple Support - you'd likely need to take it to a local Apple Store along with the original proof of purchase and a photo ID, to prove that it is officially yours.
Contact Apple Support.
They’ll know why this occurred and will run you right through the fix.
iPhone disabled. "Connect iTunes"