Showing posts with label disable backup password in iTunes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disable backup password in iTunes. Show all posts

2/28/2013

When Jailbreak Using Absinthe, Get "The attached device has a backup password set", Need Remove Backup Password


Does anybody meet such password issue:  


"The attached device has a backup password set. You need to disable the backup password in iTunes before you can continue. Start iTunes, remove the backup password and start this Program again"

This windows will pop up when jailbreak and starting absinthe.

The attached device has a backup password

At this situation, all I need to do is figure out how to uncheck that little box next to "change password" but it won't let me. I went into iTunes and to Summary then Backups. The button is grayed out for Encrypt this iPhone backup and I can't seem to remove backup password in iTunes. Could someone run me through this? 


I surfed on Internet to find solutions via kinds of search engines. I find that many iPhone users may have the same situation with mine. I did try various methods, but I still cannot disable my iTunes backup password for my iPhone. 

 
When I went to quit, I got my last straw – there is a pro tool called “iPhone Backup Unlocker”, that works as backup password remover for iPhone, iTunes, iPad, iPod, etc. I did as the following detailed instructions:

 
Step 1: Get the path for the encrypted backup file
Get iPhone Backup Unlocker from http://www.windowspasswordsrecovery.com/product/iphone-backup-unlocker.htm, install the app on your Windows computer and run it. Then import the targeted encrypted file as the software guide you by clicking "Open". Usually, the file is stored automatically inside bellow folder of computer's main system.


For Windows Vista/Windows 7, the file path is stored as: \Users\ (username)\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\
For Win XP, the file is stored as path: \Documents and Settings\ (username)\Application Data\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\

 
Step 2: Get the right Attack Mode from the tool supported
Three options of attacking types provided by the tool: Brute-force Attack, Brute-force with Mask Attack and Dictionary Attack.


The Brute-force Attack tries all possible character combination randomly. It will cost us relatively long time to get password. So, we may have a tea for waiting. After minutes; the password will be found back.
The Brute-force with Mask Attack shortens attacking time if there is any clue about your lost password.
The Dictionary Attack tries kinds of words from a really exhaustive dictionary list that should be supported by us or the defaulted by the app.

 
Step 3: Unlock iPhone backup password
After we choose the attack mode, then click "Start" to find backup password. Within the least time cost, we can get the lost backup password and all our data on iPhone will be safe for us.

 
Well, with the “iPhone Backup Unlocker” tool in hand; I will never need worry to meet the similar backup password for my iPhone now. When jailbreak and starting absinthe, you also need disable iTunes backup password, it will be your appropriate choice to get the tool now. Be sure that it will actually save your much time and energy!


Read detailed guide from Youtube on how to remove iTunes backup password: http://youtu.be/6gpHzwEilDg

2/01/2013

Disable Backup Password in iTunes That I Never Setup

how to disable backup password in iTunes

How Can I disable backup password in iTunes?

Most of us Apple fans, including you, selected to stick to security best practices and set your password on your own iPhone backups to make sure they are encrypted. Twelve months or later you might have upgraded your iPhone to a new version and you would like to transfer your entire data across towards the new phone. You seek to restore from the backup and, you have to recall the password you set before. You attempt every password you might have set but none of them work. You are attempting to get rid of the "Encrypt iPhone Backup" option to help you create a backup without a password, however it asks you for the password and you have to disable the backup password.

Now there is the unlocker tool which will help you disable your encrypted backups without worrying about password.

That is with "iPhone Backup Password Recovery".
1: Download “iPhone Backup Password Recovery” from site http://www.windowspasswordsrecovery.com/product/iphone-backup-unlocker.htm , and run it. Then software will guide you to find the saved backup file path:
2: Choose your right Attack Type and do the proper settings
3: Disable backup password in iTunes

Well, with the pro tool, you can solve your backup password problem with three easy steps, within minutes and without pro techniques. It has helped me! Also, there is another way, you may have a try! You can create an unencrypted version to utilize to transfer computer data across for your new iPhone:

1. Jailbreak your device. The easiest way to do this is via ailbreakme, or if you have a more specific set of requirements then use Redsn0w or PwnageTool. This will install the hacked AppStore called Cydia.
2. Use Cydia to install OpenSSH and SQLite3
3. Connect your iPhone to a wireless network and ssh to it using Apple's default root password of "alpine"
4. We want to manipulate the keychains that basically store your saved encrypted passwords. Run "cd /var/Keychains" and you will find the keychains SQLite database called "keychain-2.db".
5. Connect to the keychain database by running the command "sqlite3 keychain-2.db"
6. Dump the contents of the table called "genp" by typing the following into the SQLite command prompt "select * from genp;"
7. Find the row containing the text "BackupPassword"
8. Get the RowID from the start of this line. Mine was "54"
9. Delete this row by typing the following into the SQLite command prompt "delete from genp where rowid = 54;" (remember to change 54 to be your own RowID)
10. Plug your iPhone into iTunes, where it will show that you still have a backup password enabled. Deselect the "Encrypt iPhone Backup" option.
11. This will ask you for your password, but don't fret! Type arbitrary text in as your password and hit ok.

At this point your password will be accepted, your backup encryption option will be disabled, and your iPhone will start backing up without encryption.

Well, I did not test the latest method. Do you learn how to disable iTunes backup now? With the iPhone Backup Password Recovery tool will certainly save your time and energy for your backup unlocker!

Recommend video on how to restore iPhone backup from iTuneshttp://youtu.be/fACgYRryTTM

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Unlock iTunes Backup Password