Agree to the Terms and Conditions by tapping on the “Agree” button on the bottom right corner of the screen.ġ5. Tap on your choice to access the next screen. Enter your Apple ID and password, then tap “Next”.ġ4. You can either sign in with an existing Apple ID, or create a new one. It will now ask you to enter an Apple ID. You’ll now see the “Set up your iPad” screen. The Location Services screen will appear. Once you’ve selected a Wi-Fi network, it will prompt you to enter that network password. Tap on the Wi-Fi network you choose to use, or tap on “Choose another network” to set up a new option.ġ0. You will now be asked to choose a Wi-Fi network. Place your finger on the arrow beside “Slide to set up” at the bottom of the screen, then slide your finger to the right.ĩ. Once finished, the welcome screen will appear. The Apple symbol will appear on your screen for several minutes. The iPad will shut off and begin to reboot. It will prompt you to enter your password in order to erase the iPad and remove it from the account. It will prompt you again with a notification saying “Erase iPad: Are you sure you want to continue? All media, data, and settings will be erased. It will prompt you with a notification saying “Erase iPad: This will delete all media and data, and reset all settings”, tap on “Erase”.Ħ. Tap the “Erase All Content and Settings” option.ĥ. Scroll down until you see “Reset” on the bottom of the menu. Tap on the “General” tab on the left side of the screen.ģ. Tap on the ‘”Settings” icon on your main screen (pictured below).Ģ. To restore your iPad to its default settings, follow the instructions below:ġ. But, in case you do, this blog post will help you along the way. The two main reasons for restoring your iPad to its default settings are to prepare it for a new owner and to overcome a problem with the iPad that the normal rebooting simply isn’t solving. Restoring your iPad to default settings is something you may never have to do.
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