HT4623 My iPad no longer has the iTunes app nor the App Store app. It will no longer delete or download. Anyone ever experience this. Geek squad had no advice for me.

MY iPad no longer has an App Store app nor an iTunes Store. I cannot delete nor download. I have tried everything but a reset. Do not know which one I should do. My info is backed up and stored in the cloud , HELP!! Sleepless on South Carolina

Check to see if restrictions are enabled.  Settings / General / Restrictions.  If they are, you will need to enter the 4 digit code that was set when restrictions were turned on.  Then check to see if App store and iTunes are disabled as a restriction.  
If that is not the case, or if you have forgotten or do not know the passcode for restrictions, you will need to try:
1.  Reset homescreen layout - see if they come back.
2.  Restore to Factory settings - Try restoring from a backup afterwards.  If the problem still exists, restore and set up as new.

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