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My iPad has been flit hung A LOT - after being on twitter for like 30 minutes it crashes, after being on Safari for 30 minutes it crashes.
Apps aren't downloading - I've been trying to download apps but their not loading fully. And if they are downloading they take about two days.
Picture Crashes - while I'm on safari just saving pictures of Random things I go back to my home screen and click the my photos. It tells me a little thing and says 'syncing photos' and when its done (5 seconds) I look and half of the photos I saved aren't their.
YouTube not loading - Like a week ago YouTube was fine. It worked well, was fast and everything but now it's so slow. It's really ridiculous. I haven't seen a full YouTube video for the longest !
I've been thinking about ways to make it work but I can't figure out anything. My iPad is a 64 GB that's the highest one & I'm positive it's not the memory.
I've had it for about a year. Yes I've dropped it many of times- - but never to the full point it cracks.
I do NOT want to reset my iPad! NOT because of the important files and things I have saved. But because when I reseted my iPod it made a LOT of changes to it.
///// my sisters iPod and my iPod are bothe very slow at YouTube videos and Downloading apps, just as my iPad \\\\\\\\
Please help.
Also I do NOT wanna have to take it to the Apple store. Last time I did (long time ago) they deleted EVERYTHING. Because they had to reset it.
Please give me tips on how to make it more efficient. I've tried my best to keep it in good shape or whatever.
Should I delete all my videos? Will that work? Should I delete all of my apps? Should I stop using it?
Please tell me. Also what do you think is causing all this? Please help. I don't want my iPad to bug out or anything.
Answer
First off it sounds like you are having network/internet connection issues if all your devices are having slow connectivity issues, you need to sort this out first before you can do anything about your iPad. Do each of the following one at a time (in no specific order really) checking your internet connectivity after each...
Restart your modem/router (power off then back on),
Check for bad cables and phone line filters (good to have spares for this)
Remove anything cluttering/covering (especially metal objects that can be shielding the wifi signal) away from the modem/router, also remove (or at least temporarily switch off for testing if they are actually causing interference) cordless phones, baby monitors or any similar wireless devices you may have- these devices can and often do interfere with wifi because they often use the same (2.4 GHz) frequency range (cheap and cheery cordless RF devices are the worst for this).
If no improvement after you've done the above, Check with your ISP about your connection, they will probably go through the kind of stuff I just mentioned, so tell them that you have already done this stuff (if you have done it lol) and they should check through your connection status and help you with checking your modem hardware and config...usually. If your ISP is not giving you reasonable help (or tries to inexplicably bullsh!t you into a more expensive "solution") consider switching providers, your ISP is not exactly going to tell you that they have a crappy service now are they ;-)
With regards to your iPad trouble, the fix is simple and if this doesn't work, either the problem isn't fixable by you (hardware problem basically) or is not an actual iPad problem (eg- connectivity stuff I mentioned above) RESET....SERIOUSLY!!!
"I do NOT want to reset my iPad!"
So...live with it the way it is then, because RESETTING your iPad will usually fix this kind of glitchiness, I've got a couple iPads and an iPod, I've done reset/restores on them all at some point and have never had a problem...ever! So that's your options, either reset the thing and get it working optimally again... or do nothing and just put up with it.
If you backup your iPad in itunes first before you reset it, you can then restore it from that backup after and this will put all your settings, apps etc back the way you had them. Just do it, OKAY!!!
First off it sounds like you are having network/internet connection issues if all your devices are having slow connectivity issues, you need to sort this out first before you can do anything about your iPad. Do each of the following one at a time (in no specific order really) checking your internet connectivity after each...
Restart your modem/router (power off then back on),
Check for bad cables and phone line filters (good to have spares for this)
Remove anything cluttering/covering (especially metal objects that can be shielding the wifi signal) away from the modem/router, also remove (or at least temporarily switch off for testing if they are actually causing interference) cordless phones, baby monitors or any similar wireless devices you may have- these devices can and often do interfere with wifi because they often use the same (2.4 GHz) frequency range (cheap and cheery cordless RF devices are the worst for this).
If no improvement after you've done the above, Check with your ISP about your connection, they will probably go through the kind of stuff I just mentioned, so tell them that you have already done this stuff (if you have done it lol) and they should check through your connection status and help you with checking your modem hardware and config...usually. If your ISP is not giving you reasonable help (or tries to inexplicably bullsh!t you into a more expensive "solution") consider switching providers, your ISP is not exactly going to tell you that they have a crappy service now are they ;-)
With regards to your iPad trouble, the fix is simple and if this doesn't work, either the problem isn't fixable by you (hardware problem basically) or is not an actual iPad problem (eg- connectivity stuff I mentioned above) RESET....SERIOUSLY!!!
"I do NOT want to reset my iPad!"
So...live with it the way it is then, because RESETTING your iPad will usually fix this kind of glitchiness, I've got a couple iPads and an iPod, I've done reset/restores on them all at some point and have never had a problem...ever! So that's your options, either reset the thing and get it working optimally again... or do nothing and just put up with it.
If you backup your iPad in itunes first before you reset it, you can then restore it from that backup after and this will put all your settings, apps etc back the way you had them. Just do it, OKAY!!!
List of Items needed for a newborn baby?
NATASHA MA
Im 7 mths pregnant n i wanna start buying items before my son is born plz help also items ill be needing for when IM at the hospital
Answer
For home:
Bassinet/cot
Monitor
Night light
Stroller
Car seat
Lots of blankets
Cot sheets and mattress protectors
Towels/ face towels
Nappies
Wipes
Baby bath + bath seat
Bouncer
Formula if you need
Pacifiers
Teething toys
Buy very little smaller sized clothes, just basic onesies. They grow too quick.
Not too many toys at first they just don't play with them in the first few months.
Breast pads and lots of them
Maternity pads and plenty of them
Maternity bras, have quite a few spares too!
For hospital:
Clothes for baby 2-3 sets of clothes + Beanie + socks (usually only need clothes to take baby home unless you dont want to use the hospitals baby clothes)
Blanket to take baby home in
Diapers to take baby home in
Formula if not planning to breast feed
Maternity bras
Breast pads
Clothes for yourself, comfortable and baggy shirts that give easy access to your breasts
Dressing gown and slippers
Your comfy nanna undies, after giving birth vaginally you bleed a LOT after.
Maternity pads or super sanitary pads
Other toiletries, shampoo, toothbrush toothpaste, deodorant, hairbrush, lip balm anything you need to feel comfortable
Your favourite pillow
A good book or something else that can entertain you while only having one hand to use, iPad or an iPod. I didn't sleep the first 48 hours after my daughter was born.
Snacks
For home:
Bassinet/cot
Monitor
Night light
Stroller
Car seat
Lots of blankets
Cot sheets and mattress protectors
Towels/ face towels
Nappies
Wipes
Baby bath + bath seat
Bouncer
Formula if you need
Pacifiers
Teething toys
Buy very little smaller sized clothes, just basic onesies. They grow too quick.
Not too many toys at first they just don't play with them in the first few months.
Breast pads and lots of them
Maternity pads and plenty of them
Maternity bras, have quite a few spares too!
For hospital:
Clothes for baby 2-3 sets of clothes + Beanie + socks (usually only need clothes to take baby home unless you dont want to use the hospitals baby clothes)
Blanket to take baby home in
Diapers to take baby home in
Formula if not planning to breast feed
Maternity bras
Breast pads
Clothes for yourself, comfortable and baggy shirts that give easy access to your breasts
Dressing gown and slippers
Your comfy nanna undies, after giving birth vaginally you bleed a LOT after.
Maternity pads or super sanitary pads
Other toiletries, shampoo, toothbrush toothpaste, deodorant, hairbrush, lip balm anything you need to feel comfortable
Your favourite pillow
A good book or something else that can entertain you while only having one hand to use, iPad or an iPod. I didn't sleep the first 48 hours after my daughter was born.
Snacks
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