You know what? I read an article about this exact same problem! So here is it: iPad is disabled connect to iPad Basically, you hook up your iPad with your mac, and you will see a notification telling you to restore the iPad. If not, the easiest solution is to use Joyoshare iPad System Recovery to restore the iPad without data loss.

iPhone error 1? Joyoshare Ultfix can help you repair it without data loss. I used it to do the same.

To fix iPhone boot loop, this post will be of assistance. I have solved the same problem with the method from it.

Connect the iPad to iTunes to update and it gives you error 53? For this error, here are 5 solutions. Update iTunes; Uninstall iTunes and re-install it; Clean recycle bin: On Windows: open Recycle Bin - Recycle Bi Tools - Empty Recycle Bin - click Yes to confirm; On Mac: Open Trash from launch bar - Finder - Empty Trash - click OK to confirm; Use a repair tool like Joyoshare UltFix, 3uTools, etc. Such tools can fix the issue without data loss; When necessary, contact Apple for support; For more information, you can check this post: https://www.joyoshare.com/iphone-repair/iphone-error-53.html

What device do you use? If it is an iOS device, try the Joyoshare UltFix iOS system recovery software. I have used it to successfully fix the same problem. To my satisfaction, it does not cause any data loss in the repairing process.

Put the iPad Air into recovery mode and then connect to iTunes to restore it. Or consider a tool called Joyoshare iPasscode Unlocker to help you. These two methods are frequently used in terms of unlocking a disabled iOS device.

Hi, in your situation, you can try putting the iPad into recovery mode first and then connect to iTunes to eliminate the passcode. Alternatively, you can make use of Joyoshare iPasscode Unlocker to help you. This tool can bypass the passcode on any iOS device. Of course, if Find My iPhone is enabled on the iPad, using iCloud to erase the iPad can also eliminate the passcode.