How To Reset iPad
Similar to computers and smartphones, Apple iPads utilize internal memory to run necessary programs and applications. Over time, this memory can become “full” and cause the device to “lag.” A quick solution is to periodically reset your new Apple iPad with the following steps:
Hold the power button down for 3 seconds. It is the flat black button on the top right side of the device when viewing in portrait mode (see picture below).
Similar to computers and smartphones, Apple iPads utilize internal memory to run necessary programs and applications. Over time, this memory can become “full” and cause the device to “lag.” A quick solution is to periodically reset your new Apple iPad with the following steps:
Hold the power button down for 3 seconds. It is the flat black button on the top right side of the device when viewing in portrait mode (see picture below).
Once the slider button appears on the screen, slide it with your finger and the iPad will turn off.
Wait approximately 15 seconds after shutting down before restarting in order to allow for the device to completely power off.
To turn the iPad back on, hold the power button again for approximately 3 seconds.
Performing the above steps will allow you to clear any leaks or other occupied memory from the device and speed it up in the process.
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