Unlocking disabled iPhone after screen defect

Alialhilali wrote:

My iPhone was disabled due to a screen defect. It entered the passcode and was disabled. I replaced the screen and know the passcode or how to unlock it, but without erasing the data.

If the phone is disabled, it has to be erased and the data on the phone will be erased in the process. Assuming you have been backing up your phone, you'll be able to restore the data from the backup to the phone after you get back in. If you haven't backed up, your data is gone.

See this --> If you forgot your iPhone passcode or your iPhone is disabled - Apple Support

Who replaced the screen on your iPhone?

Alialhilali wrote:

My iPhone was disabled due to a screen defect. It entered the passcode and was disabled. I replaced the screen and know the passcode or how to unlock it, but without erasing the data.

You don't.

Your only option is to erase and restore.

Do you have a backup of the iPhone that was made on iCloud or a computer.....before....you experienced the problems?

If not, all that you can do is erase the phone and start over with a new setup and then manually add apps, email, etc to the phone.

Restore it from a backup. If you don't already have one, you can't.

This mechanism is designed to stop people from accessing the data on someone else's unit.

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