Recovery Mode: Connect iPad to a computer > open Finder (Catalina or later) or iTunes > restart > Update from the recovery screen. If you don't have access to a computer, use iCloud to wipe the iPad ...

Since its release in 2010, the iPad has dominated the tablet market for good reason: it's easy to use, its larger screen makes it better for media consumption than the average smartphone, it has a ...

From a hard reset to DFU Mode, here’s what actually works ...

If your iPad says it's disabled, you'll need to connect it to Finder or iTunes to restore it. Typing the wrong passcode too many times will disable your iPad temporarily or permanently. Once you ...

Are you facing a problem where your iPad won’t turn on, leaving you staring at the black screen? We know it’s the most frustrating experience for any Apple user if their iPad is not responding. It ...

If you’ve ever had an iPhone update go bad, you may have used recovery mode to resuscitate your device. A device booted into recovery mode can’t do anything by itself, but it can be connected to a ...

We’re all excited to update to Apple’s new iOS 11 for iPhone and iPad after the official public release yesterday, but making sure you have your backups in order beforehand so you don’t lose any data ...