Q&A for How to Unlock an iPad

It is usually the first option. Check the number of downloads and how many people rated it.

Reset it. To do this, you should take it to Apple and ask them. After doing this, make sure you memorize your new password. I recommend writing it down somewhere safe where you can always access it when you need to.

Try finding your iPad's location through your Google account. Usually, if you log in and look through the devices tab, you should be able to lock or unlock your iPad or other devices with a master password. If this does not work, try the factory reset. Since you have logged in with Google on your iPad, everything will be backed up, allowing you no damage.

You hold the power button, wait for it to say “Slide to power off” and slide where it says to.

Go into Settings, click on I-pad storage and it will say (for example, 13.67 out of 32 or 16 GB).

It can be found on the bottom of older devices. iPad 5th gen and iPhone 8 or earlier should have a home button. Newer models don’t have a home button, but you can slide up from the bottom to make up for it.