Upset from my iPad
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MoonlitSonata
iPF Novice
upset said:
No.
It may misbehave or slow down your iPad. Sometimes it can also interfere with proper syncing and become "hung" up on an app not proceed further. I have on occasion deleted than re-installed an app to remedy issues like what I have described. It has worked for me. I hope that you can get to the Apple store and see if they can help.
You won't know which one is the misbehaving app. Based on what I have read here in the past, the recommendation is to start by removing 5-10 apps each time than re-test your ipad. Since you have deleted a large amount (not knowing what you have in total), I am not sure if you will be able to discern which app is the problem.
I cannot tell you the reason for your issue to be somewhat resolved by removing the iPad cover. Some believe that it may be part of their problem--but I have not read any evidence based research to prove that.
I cannot tell you the reason for your issue to be somewhat resolved by removing the iPad cover. Some believe that it may be part of their problem--but I have not read any evidence based research to prove that.
I have read that performing a monthly reset is always good just as a maintenance task like what we do to our PCs. This is what others have suggested. It really seems like you have done and received quite a few suggestions.
When will you be going to the Apple Store?
When will you be going to the Apple Store?
twerppoet
iPad Fan
Apple's recommendation is that you should restart your iPad at least once a month. A reset is only recommended if you can not restart the iPad.
That said, there are times when a reset seems to work when a restart does not, and there have been no reports (to my knowledge) of a reset causing problems.
So my recommendation is to restart you iPad once in a while, whenever you think of it and have time, or when you're having problems. Then if that does not work, do a reset.
Restart: Hold down the power button until the power off slider appears. Slide it off. When the iPad finishes shutting down, hold down the power button again until the Apple logo appears. Apple recommends you restart the iPad at least once a month.
Reset: Hold down the power and home buttons until the Apple logo appears. The iPad will reboot. This usually takes a bit longer than a restart.
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NicePad
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Thanks a lot twerppoet for your replies, since I bought my iPad in 2010 I only reset it less than 5 times , and I used not to shut down my iPad but not anymore. but I advice who has iPad 1 to remove the cover if they are facing the same problem as a start (http://www.notcot.com/archives/2010/05/incase-ipad-convertible-book-j.php) this is the cover that I have it's different than iPad 2 and I think the new one for iPad 2 is better .
Again thanks and keep you posted
Again thanks and keep you posted
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