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Is the Apple OS and Windows similar in this regard?
Does my iPad's operating system get cluttered and slow down over time?
I remember back in the day I'd reformat my Windows system occasionally to bring life back into it.
My iPad 2 is dog slow. I have plenty of free space and have taken measures to speed it up (online guides) but nothing helps.
Is it that the latest updates, meant for newer iPads, have caused it to slow down and there is no cure or would a return to factory specs help?
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Is the Apple OS and Windows similar in this regard? (Original Post)
SHRED
Sep 2016
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Renew Deal
(81,859 posts)1. More or less yes
It is difficult for older equipment to meet the demands of newer software
SHRED
(28,136 posts)2. I'm wondering...
If I should even bother with resetting it.
Then again...what do I have to lose?
Renew Deal
(81,859 posts)3. Go for it if you're backed up, or don't need to back up
I returned the iPad back to original settings.
While still a bit slow it is a lot better now. It's useable for sure!!