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I use Macs rather than PCs, but it ought to go something like this:
* Connect the broken iPad to the PC and launch iTunes.
* Use iTunes to make a backup of the broken iPad.
* Disconnect the broken iPad.
* Connect the new iPad to the PC.
* Use iTunes to initiate a restore from the backup of the old iPad.
The Basic Troubleshooting Steps are:
Restart... Reset... Restore from Backup... Restore as New...
Restart / Reset > http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1430
Backing up, Updating and Restoring > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414
If you try all these Steps and you still have issues... Then a Visit to an Apple Store or AASP (Authorized Apple Service Provider) is the Next Step... Be sure to make an appointment first...
I use Macs rather than PCs, but it ought to go something like this:
* Connect the broken iPad to the PC and launch iTunes.
* Use iTunes to make a backup of the broken iPad.
* Disconnect the broken iPad.
* Connect the new iPad to the PC.
* Use iTunes to initiate a restore from the backup of the old iPad.
I use Macs rather than PCs, but it ought to go something like this:
* Connect the broken iPad to the PC and launch iTunes.
* Use iTunes to make a backup of the broken iPad.
* Disconnect the broken iPad.
* Connect the new iPad to the PC.
* Use iTunes to initiate a restore from the backup of the old iPad.
I use Macs rather than PCs, but it ought to go something like this:
* Connect the broken iPad to the PC and launch iTunes.
* Use iTunes to make a backup of the broken iPad.
* Disconnect the broken iPad.
* Connect the new iPad to the PC.
* Use iTunes to initiate a restore from the backup of the old iPad.
I use Macs rather than PCs, but it ought to go something like this:
* Connect the broken iPad to the PC and launch iTunes.
* Use iTunes to make a backup of the broken iPad.
* Disconnect the broken iPad.
* Connect the new iPad to the PC.
* Use iTunes to initiate a restore from the backup of the old iPad.
I use Macs rather than PCs, but it ought to go something like this:
* Connect the broken iPad to the PC and launch iTunes.
* Use iTunes to make a backup of the broken iPad.
* Disconnect the broken iPad.
* Connect the new iPad to the PC.
* Use iTunes to initiate a restore from the backup of the old iPad.
It is, to paraphrase Monty Python, "a late iPad". My condolences.
Apple does out of warranty replacements which are less than the full price of a device. You might also try third party repair outfits.
Best of luck.
I use Macs rather than PCs, but it ought to go something like this:
* Connect the broken iPad to the PC and launch iTunes.
* Use iTunes to make a backup of the broken iPad.
* Disconnect the broken iPad.
* Connect the new iPad to the PC.
* Use iTunes to initiate a restore from the backup of the old iPad.
I use Macs rather than PCs, but it ought to go something like this:
* Connect the broken iPad to the PC and launch iTunes.
* Use iTunes to make a backup of the broken iPad.
* Disconnect the broken iPad.
* Connect the new iPad to the PC.
* Use iTunes to initiate a restore from the backup of the old iPad.
I use Macs rather than PCs, but it ought to go something like this:
* Connect the broken iPad to the PC and launch iTunes.
* Use iTunes to make a backup of the broken iPad.
* Disconnect the broken iPad.
* Connect the new iPad to the PC.
* Use iTunes to initiate a restore from the backup of the old iPad.
It is, to paraphrase Monty Python, "a late iPad". My condolences.
Apple does out of warranty replacements which are less than the full price of a device. You might also try third party repair outfits.
Best of luck.
It is, to paraphrase Monty Python, "a late iPad". My condolences.
Apple does out of warranty replacements which are less than the full price of a device. You might also try third party repair outfits.
Best of luck.
1. Temporarily disable the Wi-Fi security (WEP/WPA/WPA2) and test connectivity. The Wi-Fi security may be causing the problem.
2. Also try using different channel e.g. 1, 6 or 11
3. Also try updating the router software.
I've had the original iPad for several months now, and it has been working fine. However, yesterday, the iPad was dropped (a couple of inches from the ground), and now the background screen is red. You can still see the icons and the iPad remains fully functional, except for the red discoloration in the background. For example, when you play a video, the letterbox is now red instead of black.
Has anyone experienced this before? I've synced it, but no effect. Don't want to try a full restore unless it's absolutely necessary. I've read on the net that it may be corrected over time?
Thanks in advance.
Basically, my daughter dropped my iPad on the hardwood floor. It IS PROTECTED with a Vera Bradley hard cover but, it will not turn on. It does have a slight backlight that I can see however; it will not do anything. I am PANICKING! Please advise! Thank you in advance!
i dropped it but not that high and its on a leather case but when i looked at it.. the screen is black and wont turn on.. i leave it for an hour then i tried to do holding the home button and the lock, then i realize it's on because i can hear screen shots and the sound when you unlock it.. help me please i dont know how to fix it and i can't go to apple store because im still not sure if it's fixable or not.....
sorry for my english... not my native language
I've had the original iPad for several months now, and it has been working fine. However, yesterday, the iPad was dropped (a couple of inches from the ground), and now the background screen is red. You can still see the icons and the iPad remains fully functional, except for the red discoloration in the background. For example, when you play a video, the letterbox is now red instead of black.
Has anyone experienced this before? I've synced it, but no effect. Don't want to try a full restore unless it's absolutely necessary. I've read on the net that it may be corrected over time?
Thanks in advance.
