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On my iPad 6th Generation (SW 14.0.1) I cannot open photos. When I try it opens for far less than a second and then returns to the home screen. Photos functions perfectly on both my MAC and my iPhone. This change only occurred after I updated to 14.0.1 - prior to this everything worked perfectly for around a year.
iPad Air, iOS 12
Perhaps something went wrong during the new iPadOS intall procedure.
To install a fresh copy of iPadOS, create a full backup of your iPad, then restore it to factory settings and, in the end set it up as new. These are the instructions:--> Restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod to factory settings – Apple Support
When done, restore data from your previously made backup.
Regards
Giulio
Perhaps something went wrong during the new iPadOS intall procedure.
To install a fresh copy of iPadOS, create a full backup of your iPad, then restore it to factory settings and, in the end set it up as new. These are the instructions:--> Restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod to factory settings – Apple Support
When done, restore data from your previously made backup.
Regards
Giulio
Since the iOS / iPadOS 13 operating system was introduced, the Find My app is in Settings> [your name]> Find My [device]. If you tap there, you can disable it.
See also this support article:--> Turn off Find My on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
Regards
Giulio
I followed these steps and wish I hadn't! Now I have a system which cannot be restored because I get the message "Go to iCloud Settings and Turn Off Find My IPad" There is no Find My iPad to switch off or on!!! At the same time I Message is asking me to sign in but the sign in key, after I have entered the password won't sign in. I am getting ready to converse to Samsung!
Thanks - eventually it worked, but it was not (as is so often the case) as straightforward as described. But thank you very much for your help. I am afraid that at 72, never trained with computers, I am sometimes a bit over cautious! And this is not good when you get messages which sound somehow "scary" !
On my iPad 6th Generation (with SW 10.1) I cannot open photos
