Ipad 1 slow to open apps and respond to taps
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Fid
iPF Novice
Hi osborneuk,
Just a thought, how many apps do you have running in the background? How long has it been since you restarted your iPad from being fully turned off?
Is your iPad jailbroken? If so, do you have a different picture for each page of app icons? I had seven different background pictures. It was pretty, but very sluggish.
To fully shutdown your iPad, press and hold the top power button until you see the slider appear at the top of the screen. It should say slide to power off. Slide the slider. Wait for the iPad to shut down. When the screen is black with no light at all, press and hold the power button for about two seconds. The apple logo should appear. Let go of the power button and wait for the iPad to reboot.
A different way to reboot the iPad would be to press and hold both the top power button and the front Home button. Keep holding even when the power down slider appears. It'll go away again. Keep holding until the screen goes black and the apple logo appears then let go of the buttons.
I guess you already know how to shut off the apps running in the background.
Let me know if you stop having the laggy problem.
Fid
Sent from my iPad using iPF - Peace
Just a thought, how many apps do you have running in the background? How long has it been since you restarted your iPad from being fully turned off?
Is your iPad jailbroken? If so, do you have a different picture for each page of app icons? I had seven different background pictures. It was pretty, but very sluggish.
To fully shutdown your iPad, press and hold the top power button until you see the slider appear at the top of the screen. It should say slide to power off. Slide the slider. Wait for the iPad to shut down. When the screen is black with no light at all, press and hold the power button for about two seconds. The apple logo should appear. Let go of the power button and wait for the iPad to reboot.
A different way to reboot the iPad would be to press and hold both the top power button and the front Home button. Keep holding even when the power down slider appears. It'll go away again. Keep holding until the screen goes black and the apple logo appears then let go of the buttons.
I guess you already know how to shut off the apps running in the background.
Let me know if you stop having the laggy problem.
Fid
Sent from my iPad using iPF - Peace
AllenSalar
iPF Noob
If you're running on iPad 1 with iOS 5.1.1 then it may be the case, I've seen reports and complaints of users on iPad 1 having a breakdown due to the slowness of the iPad itself when on 5.1.1
If it's not, I'll check again later.
If it's not, I'll check again later.
AllenSalar said:If you're running on iPad 1 with iOS 5.1.1 then it may be the case, I've seen reports and complaints of users on iPad 1 having a breakdown due to the slowness of the iPad itself when on 5.1.1
If it's not, I'll check again later.
Yup! 5.1.1 it is. Does this mean I'm stuck with this problem until the next upgrade? Would a factory reset then upgrade help?
Cheers
Fid
iPF Novice
I am glad to hear this. I have been thinking of upgrading to 5.1.1 to possible fix a GarageBand issue. I'd have to de-jailbreak and then upgrade.
There are times where iOS 5.0.1 takes a bit to respond to touch signals. Apparently it is not as bad as the iOS 5.1.1.
I have noticed that some of the time I am getting touch lag is when I am getting a pop-up on the screen saying I have new mail, or whatever. This is caused in my case because I have wifi at my house, but connect to my ISP via a dialup connection. When the iPad is having trouble talking with the email server it seems to glitch.
Sent from my iPad using iPF - Peace
There are times where iOS 5.0.1 takes a bit to respond to touch signals. Apparently it is not as bad as the iOS 5.1.1.
I have noticed that some of the time I am getting touch lag is when I am getting a pop-up on the screen saying I have new mail, or whatever. This is caused in my case because I have wifi at my house, but connect to my ISP via a dialup connection. When the iPad is having trouble talking with the email server it seems to glitch.
Sent from my iPad using iPF - Peace
AllenSalar
iPF Noob
Well, you can always go downgrading to iOS 5.0.1 or iOS 5.1, they're atleast a couple more satisfactory for performance. There are guides here in the forum.
