If you're referring to the lock screen passcode, you will have to either restore from a backup that does not contain a passcode or set it up as new. If you're referring to the iCloud activation lock, there is nothing we can do for you. Either remember it or go an purchase a replacement device.
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This process is intricate but it will work. You're going to need quite a few supplies...
- Six B class model rocket motors
- A length of wire (the longer the better)
- A large tupperware container that will fit the iPad safely
- 1 bag of styrofoam peanuts
- 2 boxes of wheat enriched spaghetti noodles
- 1 jar of Ragu thick and chunky mushroom tomato sauce
- 3 candles (preferably non-scented)
...Begin by placing your iPad in the tupperware, you'll want to make sure to fill packing peanuts around it to give it a secure (but slightly loose) "shuttle". Attach the model rocket motors to the corners in a balanced pattern so that thrust is equal and there are no areas where an unbalanced lift would take place...this is very important, as you will need an aligned orbit for your device once it breaks through the atmosphere.
Once the shuttle is prepared, the spaghetti needs to be boiled for no longer than 9min. on high. This may leave the noodles a bit al dente, but it's ok, the earth's tug on the noodles will surely finish them to a fine, finished texture. Once the 9min. have passed, pour the noodles (water and all) onto the iPad within the container...this is going to provide what scientists call a "Starch-Hydro Platform" within the container...this platform will ensure that the iPad has a safe trip into space! (how cool is that? Your iPad is about to join the ranks of Buzz Aldrin, a few monkeys and Tom Hanks!)
Once you have your platform settled, add the tomato sauce. This is really not a necessity, but it will give the iPad a nice aroma, and what's better than a nice smelling device? (refrain from trying to eat it, glass and metal is hard on the teeth).
Light the candles for a romantic ambiance.
Finally...you're ready for blast off! Wire up your engines to an electrical source (the best would probably be sticking them directly into a high voltage socket...this will give the engines instant power!). Your iPad is going to have a rough (but delicious) ride! When it returns, it will have actually traveled in TIME! This is the part where it gets tricky, sometimes the trip goes forward...you need BACKWARD...in order to reset the password. If the first attempt doesn't work, try more rocket motors and perhaps a little less sauce...the perfect combination will lead you to your ultimate result!
Good luck space cadet! And god speed!
- Six B class model rocket motors
- A length of wire (the longer the better)
- A large tupperware container that will fit the iPad safely
- 1 bag of styrofoam peanuts
- 2 boxes of wheat enriched spaghetti noodles
- 1 jar of Ragu thick and chunky mushroom tomato sauce
- 3 candles (preferably non-scented)
...Begin by placing your iPad in the tupperware, you'll want to make sure to fill packing peanuts around it to give it a secure (but slightly loose) "shuttle". Attach the model rocket motors to the corners in a balanced pattern so that thrust is equal and there are no areas where an unbalanced lift would take place...this is very important, as you will need an aligned orbit for your device once it breaks through the atmosphere.
Once the shuttle is prepared, the spaghetti needs to be boiled for no longer than 9min. on high. This may leave the noodles a bit al dente, but it's ok, the earth's tug on the noodles will surely finish them to a fine, finished texture. Once the 9min. have passed, pour the noodles (water and all) onto the iPad within the container...this is going to provide what scientists call a "Starch-Hydro Platform" within the container...this platform will ensure that the iPad has a safe trip into space! (how cool is that? Your iPad is about to join the ranks of Buzz Aldrin, a few monkeys and Tom Hanks!)
Once you have your platform settled, add the tomato sauce. This is really not a necessity, but it will give the iPad a nice aroma, and what's better than a nice smelling device? (refrain from trying to eat it, glass and metal is hard on the teeth).
Light the candles for a romantic ambiance.
Finally...you're ready for blast off! Wire up your engines to an electrical source (the best would probably be sticking them directly into a high voltage socket...this will give the engines instant power!). Your iPad is going to have a rough (but delicious) ride! When it returns, it will have actually traveled in TIME! This is the part where it gets tricky, sometimes the trip goes forward...you need BACKWARD...in order to reset the password. If the first attempt doesn't work, try more rocket motors and perhaps a little less sauce...the perfect combination will lead you to your ultimate result!
Good luck space cadet! And god speed!
Jaguarr40
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You must truly have nothing to do in order to sit down and write out such a lengthy answer. The sad part about it all is it would have worked if you had not even brought up the sauce or used vegatable instead of mushroom. You are the only one to get away with this but I never laughed so hard, It was great. One last thing...I would have said Junior Space Cadet!
Jaguarr40
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Sean would not use Generic...He tests everything before he recommends it. Has to be Ragu.
Look...do you really want to risk your iPad to the frozen void of space over gluten? I mean I doubt the iPad has an issue with gluten.
As far as generic sauce...ya cheap skates...this is SPACE we're talking here! Get the Ragu...cut the crap.
Peace out.
Jaguarr40
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I will bring it up at the next meeting that I am never invited to. I think you might just have the first position but give up what you got going??? You are crazy... smh!!!
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