HT4623 Hi, my ipad 2 wont charge or start up. The scree goes like this, i plug it in, the low bttery/charging logo appears, then the apple logo appears, then my home screen appears asking for my passcode but before i can input my code the screen goes blac

i have tried to restore it to factory settings by holding both buttons down together and connectiing to itues but the ipad is not recognised.
thanks for any help in advance.

try restoring see guide
http://www.ipadforums.net/ipad-help/2987-how-put-your-ipad-into-recovery-mode.ht ml

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