iPad Screen Problem

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Question from impm990, from the iPadForums.net Helpdesk:
Hi. My screen seems not to be working down one entire side, about 3cm wide. Does my screen need replacing or my whole ipad? It is coming up 6 years old.

 

[giradman]

Question from impm990, from the iPadForums.net Helpdesk:
Hi. My screen seems not to be working down one entire side, about 3cm wide. Does my screen need replacing or my whole ipad? It is coming up 6 years old.

Hello and welcome to the forum! Please provide more specific information about your iPad model (if 6 years old, possibly the original iPad or iPad 2, both had the 30-pin dock) and the iOS installed; also, has there been any liquid damage and/or a drop?

If you can upload a picture of the screen, then would be extremely helpful. Finally, try a 'RESET', i.e. hold down both HOME & ON-OFF buttons until the Apple logo appears (may take about 10 secs) - let the iPad reboot - probably will not help, but will do no harm. Let us know. Dave

 

[Brian 244]

Is there any damage to the screen? Will also help if we know which model iPad you have .

 

[impm990]

Hi.
Thanks for responding.
I have attached a photo of the ipad. The screen is in tact. It is an ipad 2.
No liquid damage or a drop involved.

Thank you,
Paul

 

[impm990]

Hello and welcome to the forum! Please provide more specific information about your iPad model (if 6 years old, possibly the original iPad or iPad 2, both had the 30-pin dock) and the iOS installed; also, has there been any liquid damage and/or a drop?

If you can upload a picture of the screen, then would be extremely helpful. Finally, try a 'RESET', i.e. hold down both HOME & ON-OFF buttons until the Apple logo appears (may take about 10 secs) - let the iPad reboot - probably will not help, but will do no harm. Let us know. Dave

Hello and welcome to the forum! Please provide more specific information about your iPad model (if 6 years old, possibly the original iPad or iPad 2, both had the 30-pin dock) and the iOS installed; also, has there been any liquid damage and/or a drop?

If you can upload a picture of the screen, then would be extremely helpful. Finally, try a 'RESET', i.e. hold down both HOME & ON-OFF buttons until the Apple logo appears (may take about 10 secs) - let the iPad reboot - probably will not help, but will do no harm. Let us know. Dave

Hi.
Thanks for responding.
I have attached a photo of the ipad. The screen is in tact. It is an ipad 2.
No liquid damage or a drop involved.

Thank you,
Paul

 

[brixtonboy]

I don't see a screenshot

 

[giradman]

Hi.
Thanks for responding.
I have attached a photo of the ipad. The screen is in tact. It is an ipad 2.
No liquid damage or a drop involved..........

Hi again Paul - if you are unsure about posting a pic, check this THREAD and Johanna's post #7 - should help. Dave

 

[iDan]

Here's the screenshot:

 

[Brian 244]

What are you trying to show us with the picture?

 

[brixtonboy]

What are you trying to show us with the picture?

Not being an expert like you l didn't want to say anything!

 

[giradman]

What are you trying to show us with the picture?

Not being an expert like you l didn't want to say anything!

Well, I agree w/ Brian - not sure if that is the image the OP wanted to show? To me looks like the 'language options' when setting up an iDevice (as below from Apple's Support Article), which raises another question, i.e. is the iPad 2 being upgraded to a more recent iOS version, gone astray? Only our OP can help - Dave
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[J. A.]

Here's the screenshot:

View attachment 78004

This screenshot doesn't show any damage. Here's a screenshot from my iPad 2 after erasing it:

It's exactly the same.

If there's nothing else you've noticed, your iPad's screen is okay.

 

[gsmsupport]

ipadforumshelp i don't know your iPad Model but i am telling you starting cost of iPad one starting £74.99.

 

[Jupiter7]

It was established that the screen was not faulty. It sounds as if you are trying to promote your business.