Hey guys, I havn't completely turn off my iPad in a really long time. (about 2 months) So I was wonder how often should the iPad be turn off and how long or frequently should it be turned off for? Or is it ok not to turn it off at all?
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Hey guys, I havn't completely turn off my iPad in a really long time. (about 2 months) So I was wonder how often should the iPad be turn off and how long or frequently should it be turned off for? Or is it ok not to turn it off at all?
I shut my ipad2 down every 3 days or so.. According to my XSysinfo app it clears up a ton of memory! I am a pretty heavy user so it's a good way to avoid in-app crashes (which happens rarely for me)..
I would suggest it, especially if you experience any crashes or freezes..
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No don't really experience and crashes of freezes, but that might be because I just restored my iPad recently. But every three days wow! Thats an eye opener, i'm a super heavy user as well I say I use my iPad like 5-8 hours a day at least. But when do you turn it off though, like overnight?
I just do it every time I update apps or add files from my iTunes program on the computer. Usually when adding more than 2 or 3 new apps or some films and new pics. I want the music apps to start fresh and get them to know each other.Every two or three days, once a week sometimes.
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So pretty much what i'm getting here is about every 2 or 3 days. Well I also wanted to know how long it should be turn of for, like over night, just a couple of minutes...ETC
The period of time you have your iPad shut down is not a factor!Originally Posted by M325i
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I wouldn't stress too much about it. Sometimes is off a couple minutes, just for refreshing new apps as I said before, some other times is just off the whole night, specially if charging. Leave it to your schedule or needs.
Our tool is really heavy duty, and I guess that not switching it off for two months is not going to harm it at all.
BTW, mine is a 1st gen 64GB/3G and it rules.
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iOS is an extremely stable operating system. Unless you are experiencing problems you can quite happily leave it running for months on end. Software, especially apps, are of course never bug free and very occasionally this can effect the OS. So a reboot is always a good first step if you run into an issue with an App.
Hope that helps.
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Apple suggests a power down about once a week and a battery drain about once a month.
Not saying I agree our disagree, just that is what Apple suggests
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