If you are an Apple user and you have had continuous restart problems on your iPad, we will help you solve it. In this post we will explain how to fix your iPad with proven and safe solutions for your computer, so let’s get to it.
What to do before fixing iPad restarting?
Before proceeding to the steps to fix the constant reboot issue on your iPad, we suggest you do some advance preparation.
- Make a backup of your iPad: It is important that you save all the data on your iPad before, since some of the tools to use could erase personal files.
Actions you can take with your iPad if it keeps restarting
There are certain executions that you can do that are simple and practical to solve the problems of restarting your iPad, here are some of them.
What to do if your iPad restarts by itself while connected?
- Clean the iPad charging port.
Prevent lint, dust, grease, or other external components from fouling your charger’s charging input and pin. These little components that are everywhere could be affecting the electrical connection and also a full charge issue on the device.
- Change the wire.
If you keep the cable of your iPad for a long time in the electrical source without using it, it would damage it internally, and all the connection fiber. That is why it is recommended to disconnect it when you do not use it, and in such a case, buying a new one could help you solve the problem.
iPad keeps restarting itself
- Force restart your iPad
The forced restart is only and exclusively when necessary, since it is like unplugging a PC without performing a normal shutdown process. It should be noted that this option is built into the device in special cases such as constant reboots, for no apparent or reasonable reason.
In this case, what you should do is press the “Power” button and the “Low Volume” button at the same time, until the Apple logo appears.
- Update or remove some apps
If your iPad has outdated applications and they are not compatible with the latest versions, it will bring you defects and errors. This will cause your iPad to restart, so check for updates, or uninstall apps you don’t use on your device.
- Reset to factory settings
A valid and safe solution is to restore the iPad device to its factory settings, since this will eliminate the problems and details that you present. So go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Settings, this method will not erase any personal data on the device.
Solutions to run on the iPad’s iOS operating system
Previously we explained simple technical solutions, now we show you what it has to do with the operating system of your iPad device.
- Please downgrade iOS to lower version.
The latest updates to Apple products are not compatible with older devices, so you can reinstall the previous version to the one you have now.
- Update to the latest version of iOS.
Contrary to the previous step, try to update the operating system of your iPad to the latest version, since these bring software code corrections that in previous versions do not, and many times they correct the reboot of your device.
The way to update your iPad is by going to “Settings” then the “General” option, there you will see the “Software Update” option and restart the iPad.
- Restore using iTunes Backup.
If the problem still persists even using the steps above, here is one last option on your iPad’s iOS operating system.
The way to do this is by restoring your device from iTunes backup, as restoring your iPad will erase all data.
- Launch iTunes on your Mac computer and connect your device via USB cable.
- You’ll tap the device logo when it appears in iTunes and click “Restore Backup.”
- Later you will select a backup that has all the data and click on “Restore” and thus begin the process on your iPad and ready test your device.
We hope this article will help you to fix your iOS device problem and error, and you can share your knowledge.
