Transfer Data from Locked iPad to PC
“My iPad Touch ID sensor is broken, and i couldn’t unlock my iPad now. But i need to keep my iPad data safe, how could i transfer data from locked iPad to PC?”
Imaging how many ways we may lock our iPad? When you input wrong password, or your fingerprint doesn’t work, or your iPad is disabled ect. Usually the issue isn’t how we unlock our iPad, but how to transfer our iPad data to PC, so from this page, we’ll aim at showing you how to transfer data from locked iPad to PC.
Transfer Data from Locked iPad to PC with iTunes
Firstly of all, we’ll show you how to transfer iPad data to PC with iTunes, as iTunes backup files are stored on PC, so we can backup them on iTunes. See below steps.
1.Launching your iTunes on PC, connect your locked iPad on PC.
2.When it’s recognized, go to Files--Summary, and tap on “Backup Now” on the right page. And confirm with “Backup”.
When finish backup, you can find those backup files from below folder address:
For Windows: C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup
For Mac ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/
Tips: it doesn’t support us to backup them selectively, so we’ll backup them all.
Tranfer Data from Locked iPad to PC with iRefone
iRefone is a powerful iOS data recovery software, it can recover as well as transfer and backup more than 16 kinds of files, including contacts, notes, messages, photos, reminders, calendars, WeChat messages ect. And it can be compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod.
Now you can download and install the free trial version to have a try.
Step 1. Run iRefone, connect your locked iPad with PC. Then click “Recover from iOS Device”, and tap on “Start” to begin it.
Step 2. Then we’ll enter the new interface with many data icon and media icon that iRefone can recover, click “Message” icon for example, and it will be scanned by iRefone.
Step 3. Wait a few seconds for scanning, then you can preview and choose messages you need to transfer to PC, tap on “Recover to PC”, and choose folder path to save them.
For more similar issue, you can check below article for checking:
Sync iPad Data to Computer
Imaging how many ways we may lock our iPad? When you input wrong password, or your fingerprint doesn’t work, or your iPad is disabled ect. Usually the issue isn’t how we unlock our iPad, but how to transfer our iPad data to PC, so from this page, we’ll aim at showing you how to transfer data from locked iPad to PC.
Transfer Data from Locked iPad to PC with iTunes
Firstly of all, we’ll show you how to transfer iPad data to PC with iTunes, as iTunes backup files are stored on PC, so we can backup them on iTunes. See below steps.
1.Launching your iTunes on PC, connect your locked iPad on PC.
2.When it’s recognized, go to Files--Summary, and tap on “Backup Now” on the right page. And confirm with “Backup”.
When finish backup, you can find those backup files from below folder address:
For Windows: C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup
For Mac ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/
Tips: it doesn’t support us to backup them selectively, so we’ll backup them all.
Tranfer Data from Locked iPad to PC with iRefone
iRefone is a powerful iOS data recovery software, it can recover as well as transfer and backup more than 16 kinds of files, including contacts, notes, messages, photos, reminders, calendars, WeChat messages ect. And it can be compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod.
Now you can download and install the free trial version to have a try.
Step 1. Run iRefone, connect your locked iPad with PC. Then click “Recover from iOS Device”, and tap on “Start” to begin it.
Step 2. Then we’ll enter the new interface with many data icon and media icon that iRefone can recover, click “Message” icon for example, and it will be scanned by iRefone.
Step 3. Wait a few seconds for scanning, then you can preview and choose messages you need to transfer to PC, tap on “Recover to PC”, and choose folder path to save them.
For more similar issue, you can check below article for checking:
Sync iPad Data to Computer
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