I'm trying to restore my new iPhone but the password it's incorrect and I'm entering the correct password

Are you referring to the password set for the encrypted backup file that you are attempting to restore from? If YES, then only the correct password will allow you to start the restore process from that file. Note that this is not the password/passcode that you use to unlock your iPhone to get to the Home Screen. I am referring to the password that was setup for the backup file encryption. You will get unlimited guesses to this password.

If nothing works for the above, then you will not be able to use that backup file to restore from.

Axel F.

irenegomez Said:

"I'm trying to restore my new iPhone but the password it's incorrect and I'm entering the correct password: I need to restore my new phone"

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irenegomez Said:

"I'm trying to restore my new iPhone but the password it's incorrect and I'm entering the correct password: I need to restore my new phone [...]Yes the password doesn’t work nothing works is there a way to reset that password?"

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If you are entering the correct password, then a few things...

Two Thoughts:

A. Single-Out this User:

Try creating a new administrator user, logging in to it, and then trying this once more.

B. Single-Out this Mac:

What happens when you try this restoration on another Mac? Any success? Use a friend's or a family member's Mac (with their permission, of course), to perform this reset.

C. Try Safe Mode:

In Safe Mode, login items do not run, and corrupt system files(i.e. caches) are intentionally reset as a way to fix issues

1. Boot: in to Safe Mode: [Hold Down: shift key upon boot].
2. Log in: as same user
3. Delete: this user
4. Restart the Mac