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Each time I open my 9th Gen iPad it wants the passcode, Is the passcode my password or is it a series of numbers.
I have tried my password a number of times. I now get a message that I have to wait 8 hours before trying again.
iPad (9th generation)
to answer your question: normally your passcode is a 6 digit numeric code. there are several other options like 4 digit numeric code, custom numeric code or custom alphanumeric code.
may these questions can help if you ask them to yourself:
good luck
to answer your question: normally your passcode is a 6 digit numeric code. there are several other options like 4 digit numeric code, custom numeric code or custom alphanumeric code.
may these questions can help if you ask them to yourself:
good luck
The PassCode is used to turn on and unlock an iPad.
It’s “normally” 6x numeric digits but it CAN be any mix of alpha and/or numeric digits and can of any reasonable length.
Absolutely no one can help you recover your passcode.
If you forget it, your ONLY option is to completely reset the device - which erases it - followed by a restoration from a backup.
If you see an iPhone or iPad unavailable message or Security Lockout screen – Apple Support (AU)
Many Thanks for the quick answer.
Is it safe to assume that the passcode changes each time I try yo login??
no, this is not possible
The Passcode does not change by itself.
The Passcode only changes when you explicitly manually change it from within Settings -> FaceID and Passcode
What is my passcode?
