5 Solutions to Fix iPad Stuck on Apple Logo

 You may be wondering why the iPad will become stuck at the apple logo. Actually, there are 5 reasons that can explain it. The first is the system crash that is due to update failure. Secondly, the process of the iOS update was interrupted. Thirdly, software corruption occurs when there is a bug. Then it can be attributed to hardware problems. Last but not least, some wrong background operations may also lead to iPad stuck on the Apple logo. 

Now that we have made clear of the causes, let's look at the solutions.

Fix 1: The top-rated one

Employing iOS system recovery tools such as TunesKit iOS System Recovery is the first way, which is also the best way to fix the iPad stuck on the Apple logo issue. Why?
It fixes all iOS system issues including stuck in Apple logo, headphone mode, boot loop screen, and activation error, etc. Besides, it repairs the system without any data loss with standard mode. Moreover, it supports different devices like iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, and all iOS versions. With the highest success rate and fastest speed, TunesKit iOS Repair can resolve the Apple logo problem on iPad and doesn't take your much time. Here we go.

Step 1: Launch TunesKit iOS System Recovery for Windows. Then you have to connect your iPad with the computer. After the device has been detected, click the "Start" button. Next, select the "Standard Mode". You have to choose which device you've connected to. Then follow the instructions and let your device is into DFU mode. After that, click the "Next" button.

Step 2: Check if your device info including the model version, iOS version, etc.is right, correct it if there's anything wrong. If all information is correct, click the "Download" button and the firmware package corresponding to your device will be downloaded. Then verify the package quickly.

Step 3: When the firmware has been downloaded successfully, you just click the "Repair" button and the program will automatically begin to fix your iPad. Don’t disconnect your device until the process is completed. Otherwise, the device might meet other issues.

Fix 2: Force restart your iPad

If you want to try other methods, then you can solve the iPad stuck on the Apple logo by rebooting the device. Though force restarting the iPad also won't take too much time, it will erase all your data. Thus you had better back up your data on the iPad before.

For iPad with Home button users, please hold the Home and Power buttons down till the Apple logo shows.

For other iPad models customers, quickly press and release the volume up and down buttons respectively, then press the top button until the Apple logo is displayed on the screen.

Fix 3: Put iPad into recovery mode

Putting your device into recovery mode may also do the trick in dealing with iPad gets stuck on the Apple logo screen. But similar to the second solution, this can also lead to data loss. So you are suggested to have a backup of your iPad data.

Step 1: Launch iTunes.

Step 2: Connect the iPad to the computer. For iPad with Face ID, press the power and volume down buttons till the power off slider is shown. Then switch off the device and hold the power button until the recovery mode screen appears.

For the iPad with a home button, just hold the power button and turn off the device. Then press the home button until you see the recovery screen.

Step 3: Hit "Restore" or "Update" appeared in iTunes.

Fix 4: Restore the device in DFU mode

If letting the iPad into recovery mode doesn't settle this issue, then you can follow the below steps of restoring the device in DFU mode.

Step 1: Hook up the iPad with the computer, then open iTunes and simultaneously hold the Power and Home buttons.

Step 2: Release the Home button for a few seconds while keep pressing the Power button.

Step 3: Lose the Home button and when the screen becomes black, the iPad entering the DFU mode gets successful.

Step 4: Recover the iPad in iTunes again to see whether the problem still exists.

Fix 5: Go to Apple store

If you have tried every possible means but your iPad still keeps staying at the Apple logo screen, you had better go to the nearest Apple center, and let the Apple technicians resolve this problem.

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We sincerely hope you can get some value from this article about resolving the iPad stuck on the Apple logo. The above 5 methods are useful and effective. They are all worthwhile trying out.

iPad Red Screen? Solved!

 One of the most common problems of the iPad is the red screen of death. When the issue of iPad red screen occurs, people are alarmed by this color and they have no idea about what to do to fix this matter. Want to know the methods to fix the red warning color on the iPad? This blog is just what you need.

The first way is to hard reset your iPad. If your iPad with a red screen can be turned off, though this is not very likely, you should do so. And if not, a hard rest will do. A hard reset, also called a hard reboot, may and may not eliminate the ultimate origin of what cause the iPad red screen, but it can definitely serve as an expedient solution, which at least allows your iPad to function for a certain period of time.

To force an iPad to restart, hold the Home button and Power button, which are pointed out in the picture below, at the time until the Apple logo appears on the screen.

The second fix is the most useful and efficient one to work out an iPad red screen. When the red screen is probably caused by software glitches or corrupted software according to your deduction, your first reaction might be spending time and effort on finding the problematic software. However, there is an efficient tool to save you from all the errands, including trying various methods provided on the Internet. The tool is TunesKit iOS System Recovery.

It is an iOS system recovery tool that covers more than 30 iOS problems, iPad red seen included. The most outstanding feature of this software is that its recovery will not damage your precious personal data. Don't worry even if you are not confident with your ability to use a computer, because it only takes three simple steps to repair your iPad. 

Step 1: Launch TunesKit iOS System Recovery and connect your iPad to the computer with Apple USB cable (to ensure stable connection). Click the Start button after your iPad has entered the Recovery Mode. Then in the mode selection window, choose the Standard Mode, because the Standard Model can perfectly solve your problem without erasing the personal data.

Step 2: In the window shown below, you need to confirm the displaying device info and correct it if anything is wrong. Then press the Download button at the lower right corner to download the repairing firmware matching your device. It is necessary to make sure there is enough space in the target download folder, otherwise, the firmware download will naturally fail.

Step 3: Once the firmware is downloaded, click on the Repair button and wait until the repairing process finishes. Note that a stable connection must be maintained during the process in case your iPad gets bricked.

Finally, if unfortunately above two methods don't work, you can try to ask Apple official support to resolve it. This is solution suits those red screen errors caused by hardware issues. For example, if you see the red screen on the iPad after it was dropped on the floor, then the hardware damage is very likely the culprit. Sometimes, hardware damages may not result from obvious physical damages, and bad using habits, such as using an iPad while it is being charged, will lead to hardware damages.

All in all, for hardware issues, the best solution is to go to the nearby Apple outlets to have the damaged parts repaired or replaced. It's even better if you have a warranty, which can reduce your repairing fee.

In addition, for those who have software or iOS issues and the previous 2 solutions fail to work, Apple's official assistance is recommended as the final method. It is not recommended to iTunes restore the iPad on your own, because that will make you lose all the data. Leaving the decision to the professional technician is a safer choice.

In conclusion, when we meet with the iPad red screen of death issue, don't be fretted! These three ways can be used to easily let you get out of the trouble. Just give it a shot.