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I am not sure if your question. Shut down the iPad (power off) . Shut down the iTunes computer. Keep the iPad unplugged from the computer. Start both up. Wait for everything to start. Plug the iPad into the computer with its USB cable. That should start iTunes and iTunes should then request that the iPad be trusted. Does this happen?
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I am not sure if your question. Shut down the iPad (power off) . Shut down the iTunes computer. Keep the iPad unplugged from the computer. Start both up. Wait for everything to start. Plug the iPad into the computer with its USB cable. That should start iTunes and iTunes should then request that the iPad be trusted. Does this happen?

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I'm a never synced iPad <br />
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<a href="http://smallbusiness.chron.com/unlocking-ipad-locked-says-connect-itunes-64381.html" rel="ugc">http://smallbusiness.chron.com/unlocking-ipad-locked-says-connect-itunes-64381.html</a>
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I'm a never synced iPad

http://smallbusiness.chron.com/unlocking-ipad-locked-says-connect-itunes-64381.html [http://smallbusiness.chron.com/unlocking-ipad-locked-says-connect-itunes-64381.html]

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Thank you and I hope all is well now.
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iPad disabled connect to itunes

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