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iTunes Reset
My iPhone is locked in Activation mode and won't activate.
No its not been jailbroken, I did a restore because of my baseband kept crashing causing my iPhone to display 'No Service'. However, I was told I could reset iTunes so it recognises my iPhone as a new phone allowing me to restore from my back up and bypassing the activation process. Does anyone know how to do this? I'm using the latest iTunes software. Cheers
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Does nobody know how to reset iTunes into the thinking my iPhone is new and offer me a restore from back up?
I'm getting desperate as the ruddy thing is stuck in activation mode.
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I did a Google search and this is what came up:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4137 Scroll to the bottom and look at the other links which might also help. |
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Cheers!
I will have a go at these and see what happens
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Nah it didn't work. Even after another restore it just failed to activate so its stuck on the ruddy activation screen.
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Go to an Apple store if you have one nearby, otherwise call telephone support.
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