Top iPad problems and their solutions

1)IPAD TOO SLOW OR NOT CHARGING AT ALL
The iPad is sort of a power glutton,requires a high-powered USB
port to charge. Plugging it into an old or rusty laptop could always leave you with the message 'not charging'. This does not only apply to old laptops,even the most recent ones. For example,you plug in an iphone to charge then you later plug in your ipad,its most likely not going to charge. In this case,what you do is to plug in the iPad first,then the iPhone though it might still charge slowly. For the fastest charge possible,plug your iPad directly into the
mains using the supplied charging plug. Another useful tip to know is that if you put your iPad into
sleep mode, then even older, lower-powered USB ports will be able to charge it, only slowly.

2)UNABLE TO CONNECT TO WI-FI NETWORK
If you find out that you have despite having all 3 signal bars lit in your Wi-Fi
connection but there's still low connectivity,you can simply perform a hard reset.press and hold the iPad's Sleep/Wake button until a screen
asking you to slide to power-off appears. After your iPad has
reset simply press and hold the Sleep/Wake button again to
restart it.

3)LOSS OF NETWORK AFTER SLEEP MODE
If you find that your iPad is losing connection to the network after it's been to sleep and
you've woken it up, try turning the brightness up slightly. Sounds absurd right? but several users have reported that
it completely fixed their problem.

4)NO WORD COUNT
Presently,there is no word count on the iPad don't forget that there are quite a few websites that will
enable you to get a quick word count on pasted text, like
Wordcounttool.com, for example.

5)IPAD NOT RECOGNIZED BY ITUNES
This is one of the most reported issues concerning the iPad but could easily be fixed. This is related to the USB charging issues mentioned
in the first tip, and general USB flakery, so the first thing to do is to unplug all other USB devices on your Mac/PC, then reconnect the iPad to a different USB 2.0
port. Don't connect it to your keyboard's USB port– go straight for your Mac/PC. If this doesn't work for you,you can as well try the hard restart method- hold down the Sleep button until a red slider appears, then power off and restart by holding down the Sleep button again. Now restart your computer and reconnect your iPad. In addition to this,your Itunes has to be updated.


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