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Yes thanks I almost wasted 5 minutes. LOL how to prank your friends in 3 easy steps.

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It is a paid software.

Then you will need to restore your phone to factory reset and then unlock the activation lock with the lock screen code. Before doing so, remember to backup your important data.

PDF safe mode is a security feature implemented in some PDF viewers or readers to mitigate potential security risks associated with opening PDF files. When a PDF file is opened in safe mode, certain functionalities such as JavaScript execution, embedded multimedia content, and links to external resources may be disabled or restricted. Win key, It is generally the second from the left on the last line of the keyboard and has the Windows icon

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@@techtipsforu can you also tell me how to put on safe mode?

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yes, it is a paid software.

The Apple ID inactivation issue is caused by several reasons. If you can't turn off FMI even after entering the correct Apple ID and password, then wiping your iPhone is another way.

Hi, thanks for the suggestion, I will add a transcript to it.

Yes. But note that the target drive must be larger than the source drive.

If you mean "micro SD", then the software supports it.

Hi, you can check the link👉 support.apple.com/en-us/HT212787

Could you share more details?

Reset your iPhone without logging out of Apple ID, you may be stuck in activation lock.

It works with almost all iOS devices, including the latest iPhone 15.

Unfortunately. If your iPad shows an "iPhone unavailable" message on the lock screen and there is no timer, then the only way to unlock it is to wipe the iPhone to remove the passcode.

From Crucial's website... "How to Initialize Your SSD for Windows® Before you can use your new SSD you have to initialize and partition it. If you are performing a clean installation of your operating system, or cloning to your SSD, it is not neccessary to follow these steps. A clean installation of your operating system or cloning to an SSD will initialize and partition the new SSD. Note: if you simply need to format/reformat a drive, only steps 5-9 below will be needed, assuming your SSD has previously been initialized. 1. Attach the SSD as a secondary drive and load Windows from your existing drive. 2. In Windows 7 and earlier, open Disk Management by right clicking on Computer and selecting Manage, then Disk Management. In Windows 8 and later, move the mouse to the lower left corner of your desktop and right-click on the Start icon, then select Disk Management. 3. When Disk Management opens, a pop-up will appear and prompt you to initialize the SSD. 4. Select GUID partition table (GPT) and click OK. MBR (Master Boot Record) is best for certain legacy software compatibility, but GPT is better for modern systems and higher capacity storage devices. 5. Right-click in the area that says Unallocated and select New Simple Volume... 6. The New Simple Volume Wizard will open, click Next. 7. Leave the Specify Volume Size as the maximum (default value) and click Next. 8. Select a Drive Letter and click Next. 9. In the Format Partition screen, decide on a Volume label (the name you want to give the drive) and click Next."