Forgot your iPad passcode? Learn how to reset and erase your iPad without a computer using Apple’s official method.

Resetting an iPad can help in several ways. It can fix software-related issues, clear memory, and storage, and reset the device to its original factory settings. This can be especially useful if the ...

Erasing all of the data on an iPad and restoring it to its factory settings is something you can do from the iPad's settings – provided you remember your passcode. If you don't remember your passcode, ...

The first-generation iPad was introduced all the way back in 2010, and since then, we've had several dozen models, with the lineup branching into the iPad Air, iPad Pro, and iPad Mini series. You can ...

If you want your iPad to go back to looking the way it did when you first got it, you can reset its settings to default without losing your data. Like restarting an iPad, resetting also helps when you ...

A factory reset is a drastic but sometimes necessary measure for dealing with various issues on your iPhone or iPad. It effectively wipes all data and settings from your device, restoring it to its ...

Apple made it easy to reset all its devices, but resetting your iPad is arguably the easiest. It only takes a few minutes to perform the operation, and even the most basic smartphone user should have ...

On rare occasions, you may find an app on your iPad locks up and becomes unresponsive. This can be a frustrating experience when the device holds the email, texts, notes and records upon which your ...

It's vital that you protect your personal data stored on your iPad when you give it away or sell it. Mary-Elisabeth Combs Associate Writer Mary-Elisabeth is an associate writer on CNET's How-To team.