Apple iPad Air 2

 

A hard reset, also known as a factory reset, will delete all information on a device and restore the software back to it’s original manufacturer settings. A hard reset should only be done if absolutely necessary as it removes all data from your device. Perform a hard reset if your Apple iPad Air 2 is experiencing any of the following issues:

  • Forgot your password
  • Constant freezing
  • Crashing applications
  • Touchscreen Issues
  • Can’t hear
  • Can’t make or receive calls
  • Sync issues
  • Sound issues

 

First Method

 

Step 1

Ensure that your Apple iPad Air 2 is turned on by pressing the power button.

Apple iPad Air 2

 

Step 2

 

Open the phone and from the Home Screen  select the Settings app.

iphone home screen settings app

 

Step 3

 

In the Settings menu tap on the General tab.

iPad general screen

 

Step 4

 

From the General menu select the Reset 

iPad general menu reset tab

 

Step 5

 

Once in the Reset menu find and select “Erase All Content and Settings”

iPad general screen erase all content and settings

 

Step 6

 

Select the “Erase iPad” to confirm reset your device.

iPad reset erase ipad prompt

 

Step 7

If prompted, enter your password to finalize the reset.

 

Congratulations! The device has been restored to factory defaults.

 

 

WARNING!
A hard Reset will erase all data!
We are not responsible for any deleted or lost data.
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