Tutorial [Tutorial] 9.3.3 How wipe jailbroken "Disabled" iDevice without update (too many passcode attempts)

[KouchPotato 38 iPad Pro (1st gen) 14.2]

This tutorial will show you how to safely wipe your jailbroken iDevice without bootloop...without updating or restoring the device.
 
Requirements:
 
1. iDevice in question must have Find My iPhone enabled and must have access to net (cellular or WiFi)
2. Jailbroken idevice running 9.3.3
3. iDevice is disabled from too many passcode attempts

4. Any iDevice or system you can access iCloud Find My iPhone from
 
 
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Any questions please don't hesitate to PM me. Better to ask before you start than after it has already failed.

 

 

NOTE: This works on "Tethered" jailbreak only. If you attempt on an "Untethered" device you will bootloop which will then require you to restore through iTunes.

Updated September 10, 2016 by DirtTrash

[woofies 6.3k iPad Air 2 9.3.3]

This is some good advice.

[RazBows 0]

But if its with ipad and no net connection then then?

[KouchPotato 38 iPad Pro (1st gen) 14.2]

Yeah, thats a tough one. If you have already installed OpenSSH, or something else to that effect, u can also loop through that way. I didn't have OpenSSH installed when it happened to me. This is pretty much for those that have no other method, mostly because they don't have OpenSSH installed.

Updated September 10, 2016 by DirtTrash

[Jompsukka 12 5 8.4.0]

Nice