简介
提示
- (仅限iPhone) 此方法仅适用至iPhone 6s。相应的方法在iPhone 7上已经改变。
- iCloud警告:运行iOS7及以上系统的设备会有iCloud激活锁。如果你没有iCloud密码恢复设备,就无法再使用它。此外,黑解的设备不一定能工作。
- iOS8以降,设备数据有所加密。'如果你需要你的数据,就必须猜到密码。’
- 警告:设备上的所有数据会被擦除!最好尽可能猜出密码。
如果你买到了转手的锁住的i系列设备或忘记了你设备的密码,这个向导会带着你恢复设备以便再次使用它。如果你没有忘记密码但是遇到了使得常规恢复不能进行的问题,此向导也可以起到作用。
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So what happens when this dosen't work?
you are a life saver!!!! thank you so much!
This worked. You must continue to hold the home and power button until the apple logo shows up. Once it shows up, hold the home key. Your iTunes will then have a couple prompts.
A couple days ago, I bought myself a used iPhone 3G for $25. It didn’t have a SIM card, but I was able to connect it to my MacBook Pro, fire up iTunes, and basically load the same songs that are on my iPod on it. I was even able to download and install an app I had downloaded from the programmer’s website a few years ago I was sure hadn’t been updated.
All good so far … until I decided to add a password, and then decided that maybe updating the phone’s OS might be a good idea. The password was the same as that of my iPod … but after the update, suddenly I “typed in the wrong pass code.”
After fighting with that for a few hours, I did the restore bit … but now, since there is no SIM card (did I mention I have three phones? No need for another), I can’t get back to where I was before the stupid software update and now I have a phone I can’t use for the purpose for which I bought it.
Thanks, Apple.
That said, any ideas on how to get past that SIM card issue?
Okay, so I got on eBay and bought a SIM card “for testing purposes” for about three bucks. It may or may not work, but it should at least get me past the “Dude. You Need a SIM Card” error.
We’ll see how that goes.