Passcode restrictions?

[romanolis]

I'm trying to remove the passcode under settings, but the option is greyed out. I can change the passcode but not remove it...help!!!

 

[thewitt]

Sounds like you have an enterprise configuration in place with a security policy

-t

 

[romanolis]

Sounds like you have an enterprise configuration in place with a security policy

-t

How do I disable it?

 

[Tim SPRACKLEN]

I'm trying to remove the passcode under settings, but the option is greyed out. I can change the passcode but not remove it...help!!!

Good to hear from you. You’ll find a whole bunch of iPad enthusiasts in this Forum who are only too willing to help other iPad owners and to hear of their experiences. Don’t be afraid to post any questions you may have or use the ‘Search’ button near the top of the Forum web page. I usually find I discover one new interesting and useful piece of information about my iPad every day - and often not even what I was looking for!!

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It may be greyed out because you still have some of the restrictions activated - such as not allowing the deletion of apps etc. Turn off all of the restrictions individually then you should be able to remove the need to enter a passcode

If you don’t already have it you can download a copy of the iPad manual for free.

Apple - Support - Manuals

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Tim
Scotland

 

[twerppoet]

If the iPad is administered by your company, you can not remove this restriction without completely restoring the iPad. At which point it will probably not be able to access the company websites or use any company apps. And you'll probably piss off the IT department.

This is the price of getting a free iPad from you company, or having the privilege of using you own iPad on the company network.

If it's not a company iPad, then follow Tim's advice. The restrictions settings are found under Settings > General > Restrictions. You'll need the four digit code that was used to set restrictions to unset them. Talk to the person who restricted it.

 

[DeniseB]

If the iPad is administered by your company, you can not remove this restriction without completely restoring the iPad. At which point it will probably not be able to access the company websites or use any company apps. And you'll probably piss off the IT department.

This is the price of getting a free iPad from you company, or having the privilege of using you own iPad on the company network.

If it's not a company iPad, then follow Tim's advice. The restrictions settings are found under Settings > General > Restrictions. You'll need the four digit code that was used to set restrictions to unset them. Talk to the person who restricted it.

Ahhh... I think this is what just happened to me. Yesterday I upgraded to the 4.3.4 OS and now, all of a sudden, instead of my simple 4 digit pin, I have to type in a smart passcode. i had trouble with the upgrade and ended up having to reset to factory default and then restore from a backup. When I restored, the Mail app asked me for a passcode, and this was apparently posted to the device as the general passcode. I can no longer revert back to a pin, the remote wipe is enabled, and I think a certain number of failed attempts will cause all my data to be wiped... I knew my company had these restrictons set for Blackberry... They must have just figured out how to do the same for the iPad (which is the only way they felt comfortable allowing certain devices.)