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This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off your iPad completely instead of just turning off the screen.
Steps
Turn off iPad with power button
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Find the power button (“Sleep/Wake”). This oval “Sleep/Wake” button is in the upper-right corner of the iPad’s frame when it’s placed vertically.
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Hold down the “Sleep/Wake” button. You need to hold down the “Sleep/Wake” button for a few seconds to continue.
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Release the “Sleep/Wake” button when prompted. When you see the “slide to power off” switch appear at the top of the screen, you can release your hand.
- If your iPad’s “Sleep/Wake” button is broken, you can use the Settings menu to power off iPad.
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Swipe the “slide to power off” switch to the right. iPad will begin to power off.
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Wait for the iPad screen to turn black. When the iPad screen no longer lights up, the iPad is powered off.
Turn off iPad in Settings
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Open the app
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Settings on iPad. Click the gray gear-shaped Settings app icon located in the frame.
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Click
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General on the left side of the Settings screen.
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Tap Shut Down . The option is in the middle of the screen.
- Depending on the screen size of the iPad, you need to scroll down to the middle of the screen to see the Shut Down option.
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Swipe the “slide to power off” switch at the top of the screen to the right. iPad will begin to power off.
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Wait for the iPad screen to turn black. When the iPad screen no longer lights up, the iPad is powered off.
Force iPad to power off
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You need to know when it’s necessary. You should only force iPad to restart when it’s frozen or if the “Sleep/Wake” button is unresponsive. [1] X Research Source
- Forcing iPad to restart may cause some apps to crash, and work that you haven’t saved will also be lost.
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Find the power button. This oval “Sleep/Wake” button is in the upper-right corner of the iPad’s frame when it’s placed vertically.
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Find the “Home” key. The circular “Home” key is located at the bottom of the iPad.
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Hold down both the “Sleep/Wake” button and the “Home” key until the Apple logo appears.
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Release the buttons as soon as you see the Apple logo. This indicates that the iPad has been forced to restart.
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Let the iPad restart. Once the Lock Screen on your iPad appears, you can continue.
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Power off iPad as usual. After the reboot, the iPad should no longer freeze; At this point, you can power off the machine using the “Sleep/Wake” button:
- Hold down the “Sleep/Wake” button until the “slide to power off” switch appears.
- Swipe the “slide to power off” switch to the right.
- Wait for the iPad screen to turn black.
Advice
- If your iPad is disabled or won’t power off due to a software bug, you can use Recovery Mode to restore or update your iPad.
Warning
- Forcing iPad to restart may cause you to lose unsaved work data.
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