My iPad Won’t Turn On! Here’s The Real Fix. | Payette Forward

Advanced software troubleshooting steps

It’s possible your iPad won’t turn on due to a deeper software problem. The steps below will walk you through more in-depth software troubleshooting steps that should fix a lingering issue. If these steps don’t fix the problem with your iPad, I’ll help you find a reliable repair option.

Back up your ipad using icloud

1. Open Settings.
2. Tap on your name at the top of the screen.
3. Tap iCloud.
4. Tap iCloud Backup.
5. Turn on the switch to iCloud Backup. You’ll know the switch is on when it’s green.
6. Tap Back Up Now.
7. A status bar will appear telling you how much time is remaining until the backup is complete.

Note: Your iPad needs to be connected to Wi-Fi in order to back up to iCloud.

Be careful of misinformation about why iphones won’t turn on

I wrote this article because I’ve seen a lot of other articles that claim to have a solution to the “iPhone won’t turn on” problem, but based on my experience as an Apple tech, the other articles have only one piece of the puzzle — or the information is just plain wrong.

Does your ipad say “this accessory may not be supported”?

If your iPad says “This Accessory May Not Be Supported” when you plug in your charging cable, the cable probably isn’t MFi-certfied, which can cause damage to your iPad. Check out our article on cables that aren’t MFi-certified to learn more.

Fix 1. fix ios system issue

It is common that iPhone, iPad, or iPod suffer from bricking and won’t turn on since the iOS system is not as stable as you imagine. Until now, you may have tried charging your iDevice but are upset to find that it won’t turn on even when plugged in.

If your iPhone or iPad won’t turn on or charge, you should consider repairing the iOS system issue. AnyFix – iOS System Recovery is what you are looking for. As a comprehensive and easy-to-use tool for fixing 130 iPhone issues and 200 iTunes problems, you can use AnyFix to easily fix the iPhone or iPad won’t turn on issue in simple clicks (even after the update to iOS 15). If you don’t like the newest iOS version, you can also use AnyFix to downgrade iOS to the previous version.

You don’t need to go to the Apple Store and all you need to do is to click here to download AnyFix on your computer to get your iPhone/iPad back to normal.

Step 1. Install AnyFix on your computer, and open it. Choose the System Repair mode.

Step 2. Choose iPhone Problems and click Start Now.

Step 3. Here are three repair modes for you to choose from, you can choose according to your iPhone state. For iPhone won’t turn on issue, if the Standard Repair mode not working, you can try the Advance Repair mode or the Ultimate Repair mode.

Step 4. Then you will need to download firmware for your iPhone.

Step 5. After the firmware is downloaded, click on Fix Now. AnyFix will start fixing your iPhone system issue, please be patient.

Fix 5. restore idevice with itunes

When restoring your iPhone or iPad with iTunes, you may meet two situations: one is backing up and restoring with iTunes as you like without any error message (during this process, you won’t lose any data or settings), and the other one is following iTunes error message and screen prompts to restore your iDevice (during this process, you will lose all the data and settings on your device). According to your situation, follow us to restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

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How to fix iphone/ipad won’t turn on?

If you are stuck on iPhone or iPad’s screen for a long time, and it can’t be turned on at all, please take some time to fix it using the following methods:

Put your ipad in dfu mode

DFU stands for Device Firmware Update. Every line of code on your iPad is erased and reloaded, restoring your iPad to its factory defaults. This is the deepest type of restore you can do on an iPad, and it’s the last step you can take to completely rule out a software problem.

Repair options

If you recently dropped your iPad, or if it has been exposed to liquid, it probably isn’t turning on because of a hardware issue. You can take your iPad into your local Apple Store, just make sure to schedule a Genius Bar appointment first. Apple also provides support online and through the mail.

If you have AppleCare , that’ll probably be your cheapest option. However, AppleCare doesn’t cover liquid damage, so a technician may not touch it at all.

Sidenote: why can a hard reset fix an iphone that won’t turn on?

If a hard reset fixed your iPhone, your problem was never that your iPhone wouldn’t turn on, because it was on the whole time.

A lot of people think their iPhone won’t turn on when their iPhone is on, but the software has crashed so it’s displaying a black screen and not responding. It’s an easy mistake to make, because an iPhone in that condition is almost indistinguishable from an iPhone that’s turned off.

Software crash

I saw this problem a lot at Apple. Someone would walk in and hand me an iPhone that wouldn’t turn on. I’d do a hard reset and their iPhone would immediately spring back to life. Astonished, they’d ask, “What did you do?”

Cross your fingers and try a hard reset. To hard reset your iPhone on an iPhone 6S or older, press and hold down the Sleep / Wake button (the power button) and the Home button at the same time, for at least 20 seconds or until the Apple logo appears on the screen.

On iPhone 7, simultaneously hold the power button and volume down button instead.

To hard reset an iPhone 8 or newer, quickly press and release the volume up button, then press and release the volume down button, then press and hold the side button until the Apple logo appears.

Solution 2: force reboot iphone without using power button

Tenorshare ReiBoot or Tenorshare ReiBoot Mac is a small but powerful freeware to easily get iPhone, iPad and iPod out of or into recovery mode, DFU mode, reboot loop, etc. The working mechanism is quite simple: it forces iOS devices to reboot and therefore fixes issues resulting in the not responding iPhone. That’s an extremely considerate move for those whose iPhone screen not responding to touch.

You can now give yourself a break as your iPhone is running smoothly again. Hell, can’t find Camera Roll in iOS 8? Read this post to find lost photos in iOS 8.

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Why won’t my iphone turn on?

Your iPhone won’t turn on because either the software crashed and needs to be reset or restored, or a hardware problem is preventing your iPhone from turning on.