Restoring iPhone or iPad to Factory Settings Flashcards
Q: What software must be installed on your Mac to perform an iPhone Restore?
A: Apple Configurator.
Q: What should be set up on your Mac besides Apple Configurator?
A. iCloud
Q: What is the first step when performing a Restore?
A: Ensure iCloud is set up on the device.
Q: Is an internet connection required to perform a Restore?
A: Yes, for iCloud and software downloads.
Q: What is the first step to restore using the device?
A: In Settings, tap General > Transfer or Reset iPhone.
Q: What should you tap after selecting Transfer or Reset iPhone?
A: Erase All Content and Settings.
Q: What must you enter after tapping Continue?
A: The passcode for your iPhone.
Q: What happens if iCloud Backup is turned off?
A: A confirmation dialog appears with options to Erase Anyway or Don’t Erase iPhone.
Q: What should you do if you no longer use the device?
A: Remove it from your Trusted Devices list.
Q: What must you enter to turn off Find My and Activation Lock?
A: Your Apple ID password.
Q: What should you tap to keep your eSIM settings?
A: Keep eSIM and Erase Data.
Q: What indicates that the restoring process is in progress?
A: The Apple logo and a progress bar.
Q: Can MDM solutions prevent erasing all content and settings?
A: Yes, on supervised and managed devices.
Q: What should you open on your Mac to start the restore process?
A: The Finder.
Q: How should you connect your iPhone to your Mac?
A: Using a USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to Lightning cable.