If you forgot the passcode to your iPad, or the device has been disabled, you can restore and unlock it with a computer or the Find My Website or app.

You can backup your iPad to iCloud or your computer through iTunes with these simple steps.

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 ...

This article covers two ways to reset an iPad to factory settings without the password. How Do I Reset My iPad to Factory Settings Without the Passcode? Apple added ...

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 ...

Locked out of your iPad? We can help. Use these Apple-approved methods to unlock your iPad without a password. Maybe you can’t remember your iPad password or the kids disabled it by typing an ...

This guide is designed to show you how to factory reset your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Embarking on a new beginning can often be the most effective approach. This is particularly true in the realm ...

If you've decided to upgrade your iPad and gift, sell, or otherwise pass along the old one, you'll want to make sure you delete all of your data first. A factory reset will erase content and settings ...

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.