Every time I try to open settings through my iPad 2, it will crash immediately. This issue has started since upgrading my iPad 2 to IOS 6. Is there any solution available for this problem?
Every time I try to open settings through my iPad 2, it will crash immediately. This issue has started since upgrading my iPad 2 to IOS 6. Is there any solution available for this problem?
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Power off and on your iPad with the help of Sleep/Wake button. Keep on holding the Sleep/Wake button until a red slider appears on the screen. The iPad will be turned off while moving that slider. Hold down the same button till you can view the Apple Logo. If this does not work, press both Sleep/Wake and Home buttons together. Ignore the red slider and wait until the Apple Logo become visible on the screen. If you can’t resolve the problem with a reset, then restore your iPad through iTunes. Connect your iPad to PC before launching iTunes in it. Click on device name under ‘Devices’ option in iTunes screen. Press the ‘Summary’ tab and click on the ‘Restore’ button at the bottom part.
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Cannot launch settings on iPad 2 upgraded to IOS 6
follow the steps below---
1st-->Power off and on your iPad with the help of Sleep/Wake button.
2nd-->press the Sleep/Wake button until a red slider appears on the screen.
3rd-->now turned off while moving that slider.
4th-->now view the Apple Logo.
5th-->If this does not work, press both Sleep/Wake and Home buttons together.
6th-->Ignore the red slider and wait until the Apple Logo become visible on the screen.
7th-->If you can’t resolve the problem with a reset, then restore your iPad through iTunes.
8th-->Connect your iPad to PC before launching iTunes in it.
9th-->Click on device name under ‘Devices’ option in iTunes screen.
10th-->Press the ‘Summary’ tab .
11th-->click on the ‘Restore’ button at the bottom part.
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