Drag the slider to turn off your iPad. Continue holding down the Top button and connect your device to the computer. You can release the Top button after you see the recover-mode screen. Once the recover-mode screen appears on the iPad, iTunes should automatically launch on your computer. It will give you the option to restore or update the iPad. Click Restore. Restoring the iPad can take several minutes. This forces the iPad to turn off and on, flushing its memory clean.
A hard reset, however, does not delete your data. Keep holding the buttons down until after the screen turns black and the iPad starts up again. When the Apple logo appears on the screen, release the buttons. You should now be able to access the iPad, provided you know the passcode.
If you still need to erase the data and restore it to factory settings, you can do that with iTunes or from the iPad settings. If you are now able to open your iPad, you can erase all of your data and return it to its factory default settings without connecting it to a computer. Frustrating, yes. Restoring iPad to factory settings can fix most of the iPad problems.
But you have to put up with the fact that your data and settings will be gone after resetting. Another case when you need to erase iPad would be before selling the device or passing it to another person. Check out how to clear cache on iPad. You have a few options on how to back up iPad. Just as with any other iOS device, you can use iTunes Finder if your Mac runs on Catalina or later or iCloud to create a copy of the device data.
This app completely replaces both iTunes and iCloud backups. It eliminates all the trouble with storage limitations and syncing. Plus, it enables you to schedule regular backups —so that your iPad data is always synced and securely backed up. Once the backup is done, you can move ahead to the next stage. On your iPad, erase all content and settings. The whole process will take a few minutes and it ends once you see the welcome screen.
This means your iPad is ready for a new life. Apple passcode is a code that you use to unlock your device. Subscribe to our newsletter! Thank you! You have successfully joined our subscriber list. Andy says:.
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