You can reset an iPad to its factory settings if you're experiencing significant problems with it or are planning to sell it or give it away.

You may need to close iPad apps when they become unresponsive. Here's how to do it, along with a few troubleshooting tips.

Q: The apps on my iPad keep crashing when I touch or swipe my finger on the screen. What's wrong? LEE BIRK, Thornton, Colo. A: There are several possible causes, but the most likely one is that your ...

Press and hold a volume button and the top button, or just the top button if the iPad has a Home button. Next, slide the ...

Just as screenshotting on an iPad works, restarting an iPad works differently on devices with and without a home button. For some context, your iPad will have a home button if it’s an iPad Pro from ...

The first-generation iPad Pro was unveiled in 2015 along with the Apple Pencil, and these two devices together created a deadly combination that gave the competitors a run for their money. Nearly a ...

Restarting your iPhone or iPad isn’t something you should have to do often, but there are times when it’s a good troubleshooting step to eliminate odd or problematic behavior. There’s no harm in ...

If your iPhone or iPad is frozen or not recognizing touchscreen inputs, a forced restart may be necessary to get it working again. The force restart method allows you to shut down and reboot the ...

Considering how often you likely need to use it, having a non-functioning power button on an iPad can feel extremely limiting. While tapping the screen or hitting the Home button can wake the device, ...

If your iPad, iPad mini, iPad Air, or iPad Pro stops responding, a force restart or hard reset should fix the issue. If your iPad freezes and stops responding to swipes and touches, you should try ...

Like the iPad Air 4, Apple's fifth-generation ‌iPad Air‌ (2022) features an edge-to-edge display with no Home button included and Touch ID built into the Power button instead. The lack of a Home ...

Restarting your iPad is good practice for when it isn’t performing as usual. Giving it a quick reboot helps refresh its RAM and optimizes its performance. But sometimes, your iPad acts up and does not ...