HT201412 iPad yellow screen...

my iPad shows a brief yellow screen but will NOT power up or allow anything else.

Have you tried restarting, then resetting, then restoring as advised in the TS3281 article you attached?

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HT201412 ipad black screen and nonresponsive

I was using my ipad when the screen froze for a few seconds and then it scrambled and went black. It appears to still be on but will not respond to anything. I even tried plugging it in to itunes. The on/off button does not work.

Have you tried a reset:
Hold the Sleep and Home button down for about 10 second until you see the Apple logo.

HT201412 ipad white screen

My son's IPAD has a white screen. how can i get rid of this.?

Try the Basic Troubleshooting Steps for iOS. If those don't work the iPad very likely has a hardware issue.

HT201412 ipad 2 screen too light to read

worked fine last night, turned on today and screen is very very light, can hardly read it, looks transparent

Then it's time for a visit to your Apple Store Genius bar.

HT201412 Ipad 1 screen gone dark what is the solution?

My idad 1 screen had gone dark, you can hardly see that its on but impossible to use it
what should i do to fix the problem?

Press the HOME button and POWER button at the same time and hold them down until the Apple logo appears. Once the logo appears, release the buttons.

Photo of the yellow tinge my iPad 2 screen has. Defective?

I am on my second iPad 2 - the first one had a huge light leak from the bottom that the Apple Genius couldn't even believe. This second iPad 2 has a yellow screen - it's noticeable when using the iPad in the browser or any other app with white or gray backgrounds.
I am wondering if this is worth taking to the genius bar, or if Apple would call this "normal"? It's likely that I'll just return it and wait for them to get the supply chain under control. I purchased 2 iPad 2s on launch day, and the other one is perfect. Screen is clear white with no light leakage.
Pic: http://d.pr/EhsJ

Yes I have heard that was the case on some iPhone 4s - I'm not so sure that's what's going on for iPad 2 - though I guess it's possible.
First, my wife's iPad 2 doesn't exhibit this issue at ALL. Second, I've used my iPad 2 pretty heavily since getting it last Friday, it's been nearly 5 full days and the issue hasn't lessened in any way. Glue 'evaporating' would lend me to believe the issue should get gradually better and better. This is not happening.

HT201412 Ipad2 has blank blue screen. Itunes does pick it up but restore doesn't work. Flashes yellow screen wit hlogo then back to blue screen.

Ipad 2 has blank blue screen. When turned off goes to black but when hold home/start buttons at same time, flashes on to blue screen. Itunes picks it up and have restored to no avail. Sometimes flashes yellow screen for few seconds with logo then back to blue screen. Have troubleshooted many times by restoring and plugging in/out with itunes but nothing works. Any other advice. It is only 14 months old so just out of warranty. Very frustrating that this expensive piece of well cared for equipment is so unstable and happens just as warranty ends.

Reset the PRAM
Reinstall the operating system from the dvd (you will not loose your data)

Yellow screen light

my iphone 4s has a yellow screen light,.why like that? while my friend who own 4s also has a white screen, better than mine..

INteresting. i just got an ipad2 2 days ago. (amazing hubby surprised me!) and i guess i'd have to hold it up to another ipad to see if it's yellowish at all.
where was light leaking from....the sides? (trying to picture it)
as far as if it would bug me.......i'm like you and if i notice something that bugs me....then every time i used my ipad, i'd be noticing it. i'd rather not have light leakage, i'd likely just get used to the warmer tones on screen. it's probably better for your eyes anyway. they are probably doing it because it's hard to read on compared to a Kindle. that's my 2 cents.

IPad Mini Screen very sensitive

Hello!
Who owns an iPad Mini (whether retina or not does not may not be such a big difference) and does like me have the annoyance that the screen is really sensitive to pressure ...
I had my new iPad Retina mini swapped because the volume down button stuck.
In the Apple store a replacement product has been ordered and a few days later they swapped it out.
At home I realized that the new iPad's screen is much more sensitive. Press the display a little harder while for example playing a game in which you press the screen a bit more energetic, the display under the glass throws rainbow colors back and forth ...
So I demonstrated it at the Apple store and a replacement was ordered again.
Few days later I picked it up and behold, the display is even MORE sensitive.
I have now made a picture.
I'm not trying to crush the display, I press only a little harder than normal usage. And I'm relatively slim ... What will a stronger craftsman do with his iPad Mini? :-P
This is not normal right?
Clearly it appears on every screen when you press it hard enough. But it should not show up THAT fast, and that's not the case with the exhibits at the Apple Store ...
What do you think? Swap again?
Does anyone besides me have this experience / this "problem" ?

Yes I have this problem too!!
It's what you would get on an LCD TV (which doesn't have a glass front) if you swiped your finger along the screen.
My toddler son has been doing some apps such as colour and shape sorting and when you click and drag the item across the screen I noticed this too. Thought he might be pressing too hard but when I did it it doesn't take a lot of pressure to see it.
The online help stated it shouldn't happen and arranged a call back for me. The first guy I spoke to went and tried the iPad mini retina they keep in the office for trials and testing and he said it shouldn't do that.
I had to have three call backs in total as I had to restore etc and each person would arrange a call back for the next step as couldn't stay on the line for the duration. The three call backs each stated that this shouldn't happen and the last person arranged for the item to be collected.
Ipad was collected yesterday and tonight I got an email stating that it has passed all the engineer tests and that the engineers could not find the fault I had described.
(But in my repair info that I later noticed, the advisor had put it down as a flickering flashing screen!!)
So they wouldn't find that anyway as it didn't flicker or flash!!
So anyway the same ipad is on it's way back. :(
Think I'll take it into a Genius Bar and show them as this surely can't be right.
My concern is I f it has continuos use with the colours distorting underneath then this may cause damage in the long run!
It's my third iPad mini.
(First two were returned and replaced due to yellow screen issues) and they weren't like this.
If you do a five finger pinch to shrink or enlarge you get a large ripple of colour .
I don't see how this can be normal.
It's as though the glass has been put to close to the LCD during assemble!
Friends and family I've seen and spoke to ( for a total of 7 iPads ranging from ipad 2, ipad 4, iPad Air and original iPad mini) none of them have seen or had this issue!!

Yellow screen the bottom of the screen

I was buy new ipad from apple store after a few week i use, some yellow screen at the bottom screen..what that means??

Make an appointment at an Apple Store to have your device examined by a technician. Or contact Apple Support.

When using my ipad air it keeps coming off the page I'm on or app and going back to the home screen. Also when using my ipad the screen will go white with a black apple icon in the middle for about 20 seconds then it makes a ping

When using my ipad air it keeps coming off the page I'm on or app I am using and going back to the home screen. Also when using my ipad the screen will go white with a black apple icon in the middle for about 20 seconds then it makes a ping sound and goes to the home screen. Could anyone help please. Thank you :-)

Read here:
http://help.apple.com/ipad/8/#/iPad9a245e3e

Is there a dark-red pixel in the middle of my ipad 2 screen, Apple Staff ignored it with rude manner.

Is there a dark-red pixel in the middle of my ipad 2 screen, I 've just it for 6 days. After that I went the store (Thailand) to turn it, they told me that it's a dead pixel and Apple won't replace it to the new one - there must be more than 3 to claim. How can I do?
The store guy told me I should go Apple Service Center. The Center's staff kept my ipad and told that replacement depends on Regional office at Singapore.
She also blame me that "Why don't you look for dead pixel before you brought?"
What !!! Dead Pixel is the fault of Apple Factory, but she said like I'm so stupid to brought a dead-pixel ipad.
"If you want me to do something on your case call to Singapore by yourself" she said.
After I called to Singapore, I found myself the staff there treated me so bad and confuse.
1. The first guy at Singapore said "Because you 've just brought it for 6 week you can choose between replacement or refund, but leave me your numbers we will call you back."
2. Shortly, a rude guy called me - said to me about Bright and Dead Pixel - then said "It's not our authority to replace ipad for you, you paid your money for our dealer (Store in Thailand), so you must ask for resposibility from them. "
What !!!!! He treated me like I'm not a customer. Store and Care Center in Thailand told me it ups to Singapore, but Singapore told me not.
Who lied? However, I'm still Apple Customer. Whatever country I brought it, I paid for Apple product. Where are thier responsibilities?
I hope, Apple U.S. is my last resort.
Yuttasak Konboon (Thailand)
64 GB 3G

Given that you can return/exchange it for any reason within the 14-day window after you bought it, you shouldn't have any problems.
Do you live near an Apple retail store? That may be your best bet. It certainly worked for me: I ordered mine online and when I noticed an air bubble embedded in the glass, I brought it to my local Apple Store and 15 minutes later walked out with a replacement. No fuss whatsoever.

Too many Yellow screens, too many emails - how to unsubscribe?

I started following a yellow screen iPhone thread after getting my yellowscreen 4S direct from Apple - C39 serial
Replacement No. 1, at Apple Store Covent Garden, also yellow, did not actually swap, although they messed up the paperwork to show I did.
Replacement No. 2. at Apple Store Covent Garden, special order, 'store swap pack' took a week to arrive, also yellow C39 serial.
Replacement No. 3. via applecare by UPS, 'swap packaging' courier was supposed to wait and collect original, didn;t wait, but just as yellow.C39 serial
Replacement No. 4. again via Applecare - I think, by TNT, full retail pack, also yellow, Apple charged for a second phone DNP serial
Replacement No. 5. again via Applecare - I think, by TNT again, full retail pack again, yellow again, Apple didn't have any record of this one until I told them.
At this point Apple who had been previously utterly useless and unresponsive suddenly became very helpful, realising what a mess this all was. Wanted me to give them one last chance, would arrange collection of all 3 yellowscreen iPhone 4Ss, refunds for both phones, and an appointment at Apple store Covent Garden to allow me to see the screen before purchase.
In the event Apple store Covent Garden had no record of what my appointment was for.
It took just shy of an hour to open two iPhone 4Ss and find that both were yellow screen. Both serials began DNP, and all their stock was either DNP or C39, this time the "Genius and Genius Manager were both very helpful, Genius could see the issue at once, Genius Manager was actually colour blind, so could appreciate the issue but not see it for himself - apologetic they could not meet expectation of 'the most amazing iPhone yet' having at least as good a screen as the 4. Welcome to the post Jobs erea I suspect.
Replacement No. 6. at Apple Store Covent Garden, retail pack, yellow screen, serial beginning DNP
Replacement No. 7. at Apple Store Covent Garden, retail pack, yellow screen, serial beginning DNP
Give up on yellowscreen iPhone, revert to 3GS.
All display phones at the Apple Store Covent Garden store were C37 serials - quelle surprise!
On another subject, but the one of the title, I have been inundated with the stream of responses on the previous post I was subscribed to - about 500 not very happy iPhone users at the last count. Each email that arrives tells me,"You are receiving this email from Apple Support Communities. You can change your email preferences in your Apple Support Communities Profile."
Well, I have, and set everything to 'off' but they just keep on arriving. Does anyone know how to stem the flow. I am very sorry for anyone suffering the insipid yellow screen of their 4S, but having decided to go back to my 3GS, I don't want to be updated five times a day..
Thanks for any help
Stephen

I started following a yellow screen iPhone thread after getting my yellowscreen 4S direct from Apple - C39 serial
Replacement No. 1, at Apple Store Covent Garden, also yellow, did not actually swap, although they messed up the paperwork to show I did.
Replacement No. 2. at Apple Store Covent Garden, special order, 'store swap pack' took a week to arrive, also yellow C39 serial.
Replacement No. 3. via applecare by UPS, 'swap packaging' courier was supposed to wait and collect original, didn;t wait, but just as yellow.C39 serial
Replacement No. 4. again via Applecare - I think, by TNT, full retail pack, also yellow, Apple charged for a second phone DNP serial
Replacement No. 5. again via Applecare - I think, by TNT again, full retail pack again, yellow again, Apple didn't have any record of this one until I told them.
At this point Apple who had been previously utterly useless and unresponsive suddenly became very helpful, realising what a mess this all was. Wanted me to give them one last chance, would arrange collection of all 3 yellowscreen iPhone 4Ss, refunds for both phones, and an appointment at Apple store Covent Garden to allow me to see the screen before purchase.
In the event Apple store Covent Garden had no record of what my appointment was for.
It took just shy of an hour to open two iPhone 4Ss and find that both were yellow screen. Both serials began DNP, and all their stock was either DNP or C39, this time the "Genius and Genius Manager were both very helpful, Genius could see the issue at once, Genius Manager was actually colour blind, so could appreciate the issue but not see it for himself - apologetic they could not meet expectation of 'the most amazing iPhone yet' having at least as good a screen as the 4. Welcome to the post Jobs erea I suspect.
Replacement No. 6. at Apple Store Covent Garden, retail pack, yellow screen, serial beginning DNP
Replacement No. 7. at Apple Store Covent Garden, retail pack, yellow screen, serial beginning DNP
Give up on yellowscreen iPhone, revert to 3GS.
All display phones at the Apple Store Covent Garden store were C37 serials - quelle surprise!
On another subject, but the one of the title, I have been inundated with the stream of responses on the previous post I was subscribed to - about 500 not very happy iPhone users at the last count. Each email that arrives tells me,"You are receiving this email from Apple Support Communities. You can change your email preferences in your Apple Support Communities Profile."
Well, I have, and set everything to 'off' but they just keep on arriving. Does anyone know how to stem the flow. I am very sorry for anyone suffering the insipid yellow screen of their 4S, but having decided to go back to my 3GS, I don't want to be updated five times a day..
Thanks for any help
Stephen

Cost of replacing iPad retina screen?

Does anyone know the cost of replacing the iPad retina screen?

Your profile shows you have an iPad with iOS 4.3. This is not an iPad 4 with the retina screen.
Apple's Limited Warranty http://www.apple.com/legal/warranty/ for iPad excludes coverage for damage resulting from accident, disassembly, unauthorized service and unauthorized modifications.
Out-of-Warranty Service
If you own an iPad that is ineligible for warranty service but is eligible for Out-of-Warranty (OOW) Service, Apple will replace your iPad with an iPad that is new or equivalent to new in both performance and reliability for the Out-of-Warranty Service fee listed below.
iPad model
Out-of-Warranty Service Fee
iPad mini
$219
iPad 3rd, 4th generation
$299
iPad 2, iPad
$249
A $6.95 shipping fee will be added if service is arranged through Apple and requires shipping. All fees are in US dollars and are subject to local tax.
Certain damage is ineligible for out-of-warranty service, including catastrophic damage, such as the device separating into multiple pieces, and inoperability caused by unauthorized modifications. However, an iPad that has failed due to contact with liquid may be eligible for out-of-warranty service. See http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=servicefaq&geo=United_States&product=ipad
Make a Genius Bar Reservation
http://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/
You may can get the iPad repaired at 3rd party repair sources for less $, however, any remaining Apple warranty will be voided.
iPad Repair & Screen Replacement Services
http://www.ifixyouri.com/16-ipad-repairs
RepairZoom iPad Repair
http://www.repairzoom.com/ipad-repair.html
Mission Repair
http://www.missionrepair.com/Apple_iPad_Repair_Services_s/431.htm
iGadgetResQ
http://www.igadgetresq.com/ipad-repair/
 Cheers, Tom

Just purchased new ipad. screen in foreign language and says "Dand dat Ngon ngu. What's that all about?

Just purchased new ipad. screen in foreign language and says "Dang dat Ngon ngu? What's going on??

The easiest AND quickest way would be to reset the iPad and start over.
Reset all settings
Go to Settings > General > Reset and tap Reset All Settings.
All your preferences and settings are reset.

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