Annoying

[injrbreck999]

I have a Generation 9 iPad and have this Notification Cekntre which is always on, on every page I download, how can I reomove it please, can it be removed ?

 

[J. A.]

That‘s Assistive Touch.

Triple click the Top Button,
That done, go to the Settings app, select „Accessibility“ - Accessibility Shortcut, and remove the checkmark next to Assistive Touch.

 

[injrbreck999]

Nope, still there!

 

[injrbreck999]

Nope, still there!

 

[giradman]

Nope, still there!

Just to make sure that you're turning off 'AssistiveTouch' - tap the arrow (below blue arrow) to the right of OFF and then toggle the slider switch OFF - see if that helps? Dave
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[injrbreck999]

Assistive touch is already turned off.

 

[giradman]

Assistive touch is already turned off.

Hmm - well you should have succeeded? Might want to force a restart - see attached video for the 9th generation iPad; if still not successful, is the iPadOS on your device the newest version? If not, might want to try an update/upgrade - good luck! Dave

 

[injrbreck999]

Did a restart, IPad was very recently updated, button on screen still there!

 

[J. A.]

Did you triple click the top (power) button, as recommended?

 

[twerppoet]

Two things.

If you have not already done so, try turning the Assistive Touch ON, exiting Settings, then going back and turning it OFF again.

If that does not work, I recommend Reseting all Settings. This won't delete any apps or content, but it will default a lot of you system settings. You'll have to spend some time tweaking the iPad back to the way you prefer it.

Occasionally (especially right after an update) some settings will get stuck, and unresponsive to changes in the Settings app. Reset all Settings almost always fixes this.

Reset iPad settings to their defaults

On iPad, return settings to their defaults without erasing your content.

support.apple.com

Be carefully not to chose the wrong option, as those can delete your apps and data, which means you should be sure to BACKUP THE IPAD FIRST.