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• my old iPad 2 is too slow, how can I do to fix

  My old iPad 2 is too slow to open a web pages to navigate, why does this happen? and how can I do to fix it. Thanks to anyone who can help me.

  I'm afraid there is no way to update your device.

  You can look into doing a restore, which would be to reinstall the operating system, but I doubt it will do too. As the owner of an ipad 2, the only way to get a lot faster is simply to replace it. The 2 is about 5 years old, so positively ancient in technology standards.

• How to set up my old iPad with the content of my husband's iPad

  I give my husband my old ipad to replace its older iPad. I have reset my old iPad to factory settings and then save the sound an old man to iTunes on my MacBook and then synchronize my old iPad than upward?

  You, in fact, start with settings > general > reset > erase all content and settings on the old iPad you disclose.  (Before doing this, make sure that the iPad has been removed to find my (iPad), if it has been implemented.  Also, make sure that you have made the settings > general > software update, then it executes the current iOS version.)

  I hope that your husband (one being replaced) old iPad has already been saved or to iTunes on his computer (with his account, not yours) or iCloud (using his Apple ID, not yours).  Simply restore his 'new' iPad using this backup.  If the backup is to his iTunes account, make sure it is the latest version of iTunes (12.4).

• Is it possible to transfer my info on my old IPad to a new as i Pad?

  I have an older IPad and am thinking about getting a new.  I would like to know if there is a way to transfer my info on my old IPad to the new.

  Then restore from the backup.

  iOS: how to save - https://support.apple.com/HT203977

  iTunes: about backups of iOS - https://support.apple.com/HT204136 - including a list of what is stored

  Restore your device from an iCloud or iTunes backup - https://support.apple.com/HT204184.

  iTunes: backup, update and restore iOS software - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414

  In particular you may not back the media items no iTunes Store. They come out of there and those who took birth on your computer are expected for synchronization on the new device.

• Old iPad 2 Air would connect to Bluetooth devices, but new there is no

  its boring so help me please, the old iPad was destroyed because it did not is nothing to do with the old

  Try the following steps in order to stop if someone works for you

  1. Control Center - tap bluetooth and turn it on again - 8 - 10 times
  2. Force restart the iPhone - after stopping applications using the app Chooser - invoked by fast double pressing the home button and drag upwards on each app until it disappears from the screen. Meet the sleep/wake and home buttons down until you see the logo  - then release and allow normal start upward
  3. Update to the latest iOS if not done
  4. Settings - general - reset - settings Reset network will need to re enter the WiFi passwords
  5. If the pencil of Apple is connected - "Forget it" and try again
  6. Backup the device to iTunes - restore as NEW (no) - see if solves problem - if yes - restore backup
  7. An appointment of 'Genius' to an Apple Store, or select another authorized service provider.

• Lockout iPad update.

  day 3 old iPad Pro, I forgot password but tried to update via iTunes. Should be the password to update, but I noticed that he formulated a backup so I thought I'd go to backup and then restore just the iPad while it would be. But he went ahead and installed the update anyway so now my iPad requires the password to enter. Tried to delete it by iCloud, but it is in offline mode. I don't know what the maximum number of the failure of the attempt are and really don't want to take the risk.

  BeeRai wrote:

  day 3 old iPad Pro, I forgot password but tried to update via iTunes. Should be the password to update, but I noticed that he formulated a backup so I thought I'd go to backup and then restore just the iPad while it would be. But he went ahead and installed the update anyway so now my iPad requires the password to enter. Tried to delete it by iCloud, but it is in offline mode. I don't know what the maximum number of the failure of the attempt are and really don't want to take the risk.

  If you have forgotten the password for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, or your device is disabled - Apple supports

• New new iPad will not old iPad refresh / IOS2 needs said?

  I have a question about my old to my new iPad iPad backup process. During the stage of backup it won't let me use the most recent backup (today) of my old iPad because he says that my old iPad must have installed IOS2. I checked and my old iPad has the most recent update of IOS2.

  4 December 2015 backup option is suggested by the new iPad, but it's too old. I did an update just before I started the process to make sure that I got the most recent backup and it is not recognized by the new iPad. I'm not sure why I get this error message and don't know what to do. I hope someone can help me. Thank you.

  Version numbers please.

  Which version of iOS was/is on the new iPad?

  What version # is iTunes on the computer you're using? Please give a number as 11.x, 12.x.

  Is your Windows or Mac computer? What version of operating system is on it?

• New iPad: restore the data from the old iPad, but...

  I got a new iPad. I have already backed up my old iPad to iTunes and wanted to put in place the new iPad to restore this backup data. BUT when I connected to iTunes, I've learned that I have to update the operating system first. He wouldn't let me NOT restore from backup! I had to set up as a new iPad.

  So, I did the installation of the new operating system. But I have a lot of applications and data from the old iPad I want on the new iPad. How can I quickly transfer these data? I have found no method to restore the backup of the old iPad now since. Frustrated!

  Follow the directions here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203434

  Basically, now that iOS is updated you need to clear the iPad and then you can restore from a backup. -AJ

• 4013 error keeps popping up when you try to restore the old iPad

  I was going to give old iPad (3rd generation, 64 GB Wi - Fi cell =) of my friends to my niece and follow all instructions on this link https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201351.  But it turns out, she could not even get sound or use. He continued in this vicious circle of turn the page of "Hello", asking for language, country, network, etc.  Then screen would say impossible to activate.  So I forced to restart, log apple appeared, then the black screen that showed 'connect cable to iTunes' appeared.  So I plugged into my Mac.  My Macbook is new <6 months="" old="" with="" el="" capitan="" os="" x,="" itunes="" is="" also="" updated.="" then="" followed="" these="" instructions="" on=""> https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201412 (I did point #3). I chose "update" first, then when it does not solve my problem, repeat the steps and chose "restore" instead.  In the end, still no resolution, window that says error 4013 occurred. This old iPad, of course, was the Apple Care warranty.  I'm surprised to find that many people have this same problem and no announcement of a recall on these things.  I have the original iPad (first generation), and thank God it is still in working condition, used by another niece of 2 years.  And the irony is this 3rd generation, there are problems.  Y at - it hope that it can be corrected.  I paid top dollar for this piece of technology, I bought every model of iPad and iPhone, same macbook air/pro, macbook, there is.  And is the one who gave me the biggest problem, it seems a waste of money. Should I take in for repair (and pay service fees)? If anyone can share what they found to the same question, I would be grateful.  Thank you

  The first thing to do is to ensure that you have the latest version of iTunes on your computer. iTunes 12.3 is the latest version.

  This link to Apple support page provides more information about the error 4013:

  If you see errors 9, 4005, 4013, 4014, when you restore your device iOS - Apple Support or

• I need to disable iCloud on my old iPad before you restore and give a child to friends?

  I want to give my old iPad to the child of a friend. But want to disable iCloud on THIS device. It also has a SIM card not activated because my SIM card activated is a newest iPad. How can I restore it so that it is fully functional?

  Follow the procedure here: what to do before you sell or give away your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support.

  It's OK to leave the inactive SIM card in there.

• How to transfer to a new content of an old iPad

  How to transfer to a new content of an old iPad?

  Save the old iPad to iTunes and restore the new iPad of this backup... would be essentially clone the old to the new.

  If you want just a specific content, the answer to that depends on what you want to move?

• Trying to give my daughter my old iPad. Set up a family sharing. Cannot delete photos

  This turns into a real pita.  I created a family sharing for the old iPad, which is very low on space, I'm empty I can't seem to get rid of the pictures, it is probably better just to get rid of the entire library, but everything appears.  Can't delete the photos that would take years to do anyway if it worked the same.  Disable all options photo to iCloud and turn their back on did nothing

  It is perhaps best to follow this approach: what to do before you sell or give away your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

• someone told me, that iOS could be 'dangerous' for my old iPad, is that true?

  someone told me, that iOS could be 'dangerous' for my old iPad, is that true?

  What do you mean exactly? Your iPad has already iOS on it. All keys of iPad, iPhone and iPod have iOS on them.  It is the operating system that makes them run.

• How to clear the contents of my old iPad without also erase it from my other?

  I backed up my new iPad Air2 use iCloud and now want to delete all the contents of my old iPad. How can I do this without also deleting the content of my new iPad?

  Manipulation of content on the old iPad will not affect the content on the new iPad

  Following the instructions here should take care of it

  What to do before you sell or give away your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

  Explanation: I am usually concerned about things such as notes and images - but if they are on the new iPad - and that is synchronized in the cloud, then signing of iCloud on the old device will not affect anything

  (I'm personally spent on 4 phones like that)

  Nice name it by the way Jonny Ives has a special link to Apple - google if you want that

• How can you transfer all data and software form old iPad new iPad?

  Hello: I have an iPad 9.7 "display of 2012 with 16 GB of storage. I'm about to storage now and are considering buying an iPad 2 Air. My question is, how can you transfer all the info from my old iPad to the new without starting from scratch?

  Thank you, Gilbert.

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  Whence the content come of for example you have the music on the iPad, and if so is sometimes copied from CDs? You can copy purchases on iTunes from your computer via file > devices > transfer purchases, make a backup of the iPad, and restore this backup on the new iPad (music, videos, etc. is copied from the iTunes library, not the actual backup, so you will need these items in the iTunes library).

  Transfer to a new device: transfer the contents of an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to a new device - Apple Support

  (Because these are user forums I asked guests to remove your e-mail address of your post, it is not a good idea to post it on any public forum.)