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longines944

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Hi to all. I wonder if someone can help me and put me at ease. My other half deceided to treat me to an ipad, she got it from a friend who was upgrading to the most recent one. When I put it on charge it makes a bleep at quite a regular intervals probably about every minute,I have tried to ignore it but am now annoyed with the bleeping. Can this be turned off ? Please help because I am not a tech guy,am still probably in the sixties.Thank you in advance to all who can help.
 
Are you charging via USB cord instead of wall wart? Try the wall wart. If you're charging via USB, whatever you plugged it into probably isn't delivering enough juice to the iPad.

iPads are not supposed to beep repeatedly while charging.
 
Kaykaykay said:
Are you charging via USB cord instead of wall wart? Try the wall wart. If you're charging via USB, whatever you plugged it into probably isn't delivering enough juice to the iPad.

iPads are not supposed to beep repeatedly while charging.

Am charging via wall socket, but as I mentioned I'm not the best with new technology, but thanks for your reply.
 
Hi all, found the reason for bleeping while charging. By pure accident I realised the problem. The iPad only bleeps to tell one that the charging USB cable/wire is not an original Apple, but a cheap one that you can pick up for next to nothing. Thanks for all the responses.
 
Thanks for letting us know what was causing your problem. It's always nice when we know what the outcome was.
 
Hi all, found the reason for bleeping while charging. By pure accident I realised the problem. The iPad only bleeps to tell one that the charging USB cable/wire is not an original Apple, but a cheap one that you can pick up for next to nothing. Thanks for all the responses.

Maybe because it was not getting enough juice, because people often use cheapo cords to charge (according to their own refs on the forum).

Personally, I don't skimp when it comes to cords, because if something has the potential to start a fire or fry my devices, I prefer the odds of a brand name company.
 
Kaykaykay said:
Maybe because it was not getting enough juice, because people often use cheapo cords to charge (according to their own refs on the forum).

Personally, I don't skimp when it comes to cords, because if something has the potential to start a fire or fry my devices, I prefer the odds of a brand name company.

Yes, the brand name cable is the way to go. That way if a defect in the cable does fry your device, the warranty would cover it.
 
scifan57 said:
Yes, the brand name cable is the way to go. That way if a defect in the cable does fry your device, the warranty would cover it.

Hi, too true, I often wondered why people spent fortunes upward of £100 for a scart lead for example, I was sold a gold plated scart for £150, "yes they caught me on a careless shopping trip, LOL. Eventually felt a bit conned for falling for the sales chat, didn't notice any difference in performance.
 

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