How to factory reset iPad via Settings app In iTunes to back up iPad: Attach the tablet to the computer > select the device button in the upper left corner of iTunes > select Summary > click Back Up Now. There is also a Back Up Now available for you to manually perform a backup. Turn on the toggle switch for automatic iCloud backup. In iCloud to back up iPad: Go to Settings > tap Apple ID card > iCloud > iCloud Backup. We recommend getting all your important data of iPad backed up in iCloud or to computer with iTunes before you go through wiping your iPad. Back up your iPad before a factory reset processĭoing a factory reset will erase everything, including your data, apps, settings, passcode on the iPad, and restore your device to its original state. If your iPad is disabled due to multiple wrong passcode entries and needs to restore to factory settings - the state it was when you first see the welcome screen, you can skip to the section " How to erase iPad without passcode" in this article.
In this article, we'll show you everything there is to know about iPad factory reset and walk you through the detailed steps to reset your iPad. Apple provides a few different ways to accomplish this job. Resetting iPad - no matter your device is acting up, you're ready to hand it down to someone, or you forgot the passcode and need a restore, or any other reason - is not a difficult task.
Be sure to back all your important data to iCloud or to computer before performing a factory reset of iPad, so that you can restore your content if needed.
Make sure you remember your Apple ID password in order to turn off Find My iPad. You can reset your iPad to factory settings via Settings app or iTunes.Factory resetting iPad will restore the device to default settings and erase all content.
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