What are the proper steps for how to reset an iPad to resolve software problems?

If your Apple iPad is having software problems like it is freezing or the apps are crashing or it is working slow or it is not updating then you should try resetting it. The easiest thing to do is to turn it off and again. To do this you press and hold the button and one of the Volume buttons on the newer Apple iPad models until you see the power slider then you turn the Apple iPad off and back on again. This usually fixes the problems that the Apple iPad is having.

If the Apple iPad is still having problems you should try restarting it in a way. If your Apple iPad does not have a Home button you quickly press the Volume Up button. Then the Volume Down button and then you press and hold the Top button until you see the Apple logo on the screen. If your Apple iPad has a Home button you. Hold the Home button and the Top button at the same time until you see the Apple logo. This will not delete any of your files. It can fix the small errors that the Apple iPad is having.

For problems with the Apple iPad you can reset the settings without deleting any of your personal files. You go to the Settings on the Apple iPad then you tap General then you tap Transfer or Reset Apple iPad. Then you choose Reset. You select the option that says Reset All Settings. This will reset the settings on the Apple iPad like the Wi-Fi and the Bluetooth and the display settings. It will keep all of your apps and photos and documents on the Apple iPad.

If the software problems on the Apple iPad are still happening you should do a factory reset on the Apple iPad. First you need to back up all of your data to the iCloud or to a computer. Then you go to the Settings, on the Apple iPad then you tap General then you tap Transfer or Reset Apple iPad. Then you select the option that says Erase All Content and Settings. You confirm that you want to do this. Then you let the Apple iPad reset completely. After it is done you can set up the Apple iPad again. You can restore it from the backup you made.