Locations will not turn on iPad2

iPad2 locations will not turn on...HELP!!!

Close the Settings app and reset your iPad and then try again.
In order to close an app in iOS 7, drag the app up from the multitasking display. Double tap the home button and you will see apps lined up going left to right across the screen. Swipe to get to the app that you want to close and then swipe "up" on the app preview thumbnail to close it.
Reset the iPad by holding down on the sleep and home buttons at the same time for about 10-15 seconds until the Apple Logo appears - ignore the red slider if it appears on the screen - let go of the buttons. Let the iPad start up.

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HT1212 My ipad2 (2 years old) will not turn on at all, with home key, or power on key, or both at same time. I just updated to 7.0.4 and there is a passcode, but my screen is blank and I can't turn it on.

My ipad2 (2 years old) will not turn on at all, with home key, or power on key, or both at same time. I just updated to 7.0.4 and there is a passcode, but my screen is blank and I can't turn it on.

Contacts are designed to be synced to a supported application on the computer or a cloud service.
Pictures taken with the device are designed to regularly be copied off the device to a computer as would be done with any digital camera.
If you have failed to use the device as designed it may be too late to recovery anything.
Is the device regularly backed up to a computer via iTunes? If so, the most recent backup (when restored to a replacement iOS device) should contain all contacts and pictures as of when the backup was created.

My Ipad2 just shuts down and will not turn on. Rebooting does not help. He switched on when I start charging it. In this case, the battery is charged.

My Ipad2 just shuts down and will not turn on. Rebooting does not help. He switched on when I start charging it. In this case, the battery is charged.

Standard troubleshooting steps in the following order:
1. Reset: Press the sleep/wake button & home button at the same time, keep pressing until you see the apple logo, then release. Ignore the slide to power off.
If no change, continue:
2. Restore your phone from a backup, note: if the problem is related to corrupt data, while this will restore a fresh OS, it will also restore the problem.
If no change, continue:
3. Restore as a "new" phone in itunes & re-sync your content. All saved data will be lost.
If no change, make an appointment at an Apple store.

TS4006 My phone will not turn on, therefore I have received a replacement phone but am wanting to reset my old device. It is not locating it because it says it is offline however I cannot turn it on at all. Can I start with my new device and not reset the

My phone will not turn on, therefore I have received a replacement phone but am wanting to reset my old device. It is not locating it because it says it is offline however I cannot turn it on at all. Can I start with my new device and not reset the old? Any help would be greatly appreciated. It's been a week without a phone

That does happen. It depends on how hard the server is being hit, as well as the connection speed of your system. If you are on a windows system, you will want to disable any antivirus or firewall software during the download.

Mid-2009 Macbook Pro will not turn on

Hi Folks,
so my mid-2009 15in Macbook Pro will not turn on. I updated the OS to Mavericks in December 2013. I'm from California, but I recently moved to the Guam/Marianas area where it is more humid and generally around 87 degrees F all day. For the past month my computer has worked fine, albeit I did notice the fan was running a little more than usual. I usually would just put it into sleep mode when I would finish using it (apparently a bad idea based off of reading other posts concerning humidity and, more importantly, heat). One day I finished using it, closed it and the next day went to open it; I could hear the fans start to work, but then it stopped. It hasn't turned on since. You press the power button and nothing happens. I tried all the troubleshooting stuff.
So, my question is this: what do you think is the problem? Moreover, how much do you think it could cost to repair it? My experience with computers suggests to me that it's probably a dead motherboard. I'm wondering if it's worth trying to salvage this thing or if it would be prohibitively expensive. There are no Apple stores in the area to take it in to get advice unfortunately.
Now, I just want to vent a little frustration. I have many apple products, and I've even switched my mother over to an apple computer, but now that I need some very basic support, apple doesn't provide a contact e-mail or a free chat? I think charging someone $19 for 'one time assistance' is ludicrous. I bet if I brought this into an apple store I could at least get some advice, and thus get some idea how I want to proceed with repairs or not. I suppose I'm also rather frustrated that my macbook, which I have been most happy with all these years, breaks because I go somewhere a little more humid and generally warmer? It would appear that the hardware failure is connected to the climate. This makes me skeptical about purchasing another mac if it can't handle a little humidity. (I have not spilled liquids on it, nor have used this computer while transitioning from an air-conditioned/humid location which could potentially cause condensation). I do not think I'm being unreasonable (yes I do think a $2500 computer should not fail after less than 5 years), but if you think I am unreasonable, please enlighten me.
Thanks for any help. I really appreciate it.
Ken

Ken,
the “Important Handling Information” in the little white manual that came in the box with your MacBook Pro states that its operating temperature range is from 50 °F to 95 °F (10 °C to 35 °C), and that its operating range of relative humidity is 5% to 90% (non-condensing). If your corner of the Pacific is outside of these ranges, the manual states that “Failure to follow these handling instructions could result in damage to your MacBook Pro”.
I have no idea what problem your MacBook Pro has; since you’ve tried all of the troubleshooting stuff, you’ll need to somehow get your MacBook Pro to a qualified service facility to diagnose the problem. If the logic board does need to be replaced, it would probably cost hundreds of dollars for a replacement, and you might find that purchasing a replacement used MacBook Pro of the same model to be price-competitive with just replacing your MacBook Pro’s logic board.
If you find Apple’s out-of-warranty policies unacceptable, then your only alternative to venting would be to purchase your next computer from a different company which has out-of-warranty policies more to your taste.

My Ipod 4th Gen will not turn on. When I hook it up to the computer I get the ITunes symbol and the usb device on the screen of the Ipod. When I go to restore the Ipod it will not restore. I am getting unknown error code 6.

My Ipod 4th Gen will not turn on. When I hook it up to the computer I get the ITunes symbol and the usb device on the screen of the Ipod. When I go to restore the Ipod it will not restore. I am getting unknown error code 6.

Likely this:
Errors related to third-party security software
Error 2, 4 (or -4), 6, 40, 1000, 9006
Follow Troubleshooting security software. Often, uninstalling third-party security software will resolve these errors.
There may be third-party software that modifies your default packet size in Windows by inserting a TcpWindowSize entry into your registry. Your default packet size being set incorrectly can cause these errors. Contact the manufacturer of the software that installed the packet size modification for assistance or follow this article by Microsoft: How to reset Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
Verify that access to ports 80 and 443 are allowed on your network.
Verify that communication to albert.apple.com or photos.apple.com is not blocked by a firewall, or other Internet security setting.
Discard the .ipsw file, open iTunes and attempt to download the update again. See the steps underAdvanced Steps > Rename, move, or delete the iOS software file (.ipsw) below for file locations.
Restore your device while connected to a different network.
Restore using a different computer.

Wi-Fi turns itself off and will not turn back on

Right, I had to create a new Apple ID just to access the forum, because for some reason the ID I've had since they existed just throws up a "Page Not Found" error when I log in (backsoon/error URL). That was just the most sour and rotten cherry on this cake...
So, I have a Mid-2012 MacBook Pro, updated to 10.9.5. For a very long time my bluetooth has been unavailable. The menubar icon is grey and has the broken bolt through it, the presence pane is missing, and under System Information it finds no hardware. This was annoying but not particularly problematic, as I rarely if ever use bluetooth. I only mention this because I know the BT & Wi-Fi board is the same item.
Of late, however, something much more troubling has started occurring. My Wi-Fi has been giving me the most obnoxious problem I have ever had with a computer. At a seemingly random interval that has rapidly shortened to at most 30 minutes, sometimes as low as a single minute, the Wi-Fi will turn off without me knowing. What I mean is, while the menubar icon will still show full strength, all internet apps lose connection. If I click the icon, the pulldown menu is devoid of all networks (including the one it is supposedly connected to), and does not find any networks after searching. If I turn the Wi-Fi off (as though to cycle it off-on), it will not turn back on. If instead of looking at the menubar pulldown, I go into System Preferences, Wi-Fi is listed as "Off" already and it likewise cannot be turned on.
System Information does still show the actual hardware card as existing, unlike the BT card.
The only two changes since this started occurring (though the BT was gone then as well) were switching from a B/G router to an N router, and the October 25th 2014-005 Security Update. And yes, all our other devices (windows laptop, Yosemite MBP Retina, iPad 1, iPhone 4, 5 & 5S, HP Photosmart which I cannot print to with no wifi) all connect to the Wi-Fi fine.
So far, I have tried:
• Removing all the network-associated .plist files.
• Resetting the PRAM & SMC.
• Creating a new location in System Prefs with only Wi-Fi in it.
• Making Wi-Fi inactive and re-activating it in System Prefs.
• Verified/Repaired Permissions
• I believe I have verified the drive, but I will try again.
I have not yet tried reinstalling the system, or a clean install. The reason for this is the same reason I cannot bring the computer to a genius bar (yes, AppleCare is still active). I cannot be without this computer, I am an engineering student with finals less than a three weeks away, I have projects and homeworks due even across the coming Thanksgiving break. Luckily it waited until this weekend to become truly infuriating, so I may have a chance to try a reinstall and/or clean install.
Any suggestions further would be greatly appreciated. I'm not one to buy into conspiracy theories, but... This basically started happening a week after Yosemite came out (which I cannot yet upgrade to because its Java version breaks MatLab, and the workaround is too kludgy for me to use).

This is just like my problem on my 2011 MacBookPro. It drops the wifi connection repeatedly. Sometimes it will reconnect immediately when prompted , sometimes it takes 10 or 20 attempts to login with the router password, continually reporting "incorrect password' until it suddenly connects with that same password! Sometimes it will then drop that connection within half a minute , sometimes longer. I kept thinking it was a BT internet problem but my iMac, iPad and iPhone all remain connected to the same wifi with no problems. The iMac is also running Yosemite 10.10.1 . I understand this is a known problem. When will Apple release a fix??

WVC54GC will not turn on - Win7 OS

Hello,
I recently dug out my WVC54GCv1.1 camera and installed it...seemingly correctly.
The camera is detected by all of the products that can use it; e.g. Viewer Recorder Utility, my Wireless Gatwway, and even the web interface portal...everything knows that the camera is there.
Problem is it will not "turn on"...for instance when using the Viewer/Recorder utility i can add the camera, and place it into one of the available slots, but when I click the Video On/Off button the, the button changes color momentarily...the camera name is placed underneith the camera location, but the icon states CAMERA OFF.
Anyone got any idea whats going on?
Regards,
El

Hi GPSIS, before reinstalling it, did you do a hard reset to the device to make sure that all settings are refreshed? If you haven't done so, please refer to this link on how to do it properly, http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=652f536e555a4db8b282e8a2f2490e0d_5614.xml&pid=80&r...
Reinstall the settings afterwards.
Hope that helps.

My iPhone will not turn on, the screen is completely black. It will vibrate while plugged into a charger, but that is it. I have no idea what to do.

I have no idea what to do please help me!

Source: http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2802
Will not turn on, will not turn on unless connected to power, or unexpected power off
Verify that the Sleep/Wake button functions. If it does not function, inspect it for signs of damage. If the button is damaged or is not functioning when pressed, seek service.
Check if a Liquid Contact Indicator (LCI) is activated or there are signs of corrosion. Learn about LCIsand corrosion.
Connect the iPhone to the iPhone's USB power adapter and let it charge for at least ten minutes.
After at least 30 minutes, if:
The home screen appears: The iPhone should be working. Update to the latest version of iOS if necessary. Continue charging it until it is completely charged and you see this battery icon in the upper-right corner of the screen. Then unplug the phone from power. If it immediately turns off, seek service.
The low-battery image appears, even after the phone has charged for at least 20 minutes: See "iPhone displays the low-battery image and is unresponsive" symptom in this article.
Something other than the Home screen or Low Battery image appears, continue with this article for further troubleshooting steps.
If the iPhone did not turn on, reset it while connected to the iPhone USB power adapter.
If the display turns on, go to step 4.
If the display remains black, go to next step.
Connect the iPhone to a computer and open iTunes. If iTunes recognizes the iPhone and indicates that it is in recovery mode, attempt to restore the iPhone. If the iPhone doesn't appear in iTunes or if you have difficulties in restoring the iPhone, see this article for further assistance.
If restoring the iPhone resolved the issue, go to step 4. If restoring the iPhone did not solve the issue, seek service.
Locate a Service location: https://locate.apple.com (choose your country in the top right)
Call Apple for Mail-in Service (if available): http://support.apple.com/kb/he57
Set up service on your own or check options: https://selfsolve.apple.com
Questions about service and potential costs: http://www.apple.com/support/service/ (Choose your country after selecting your product)

My iphone 5 will not turn on ... i have held both buttons down at the same time and I get nothing ...it is fully charged ....any other suggestions?

My iphone 5 will not turn on ....I have held both buttons down at the same for a long time and get nothing ...it is fully charged ....and other suggestions?

The screen on my iPhone 5 (iOS 8.1.3) went dark after unplugging it from the PC. I could still could see a backlight on the screen, but unresponsive. iOS was hung in this state.
I opted to try a reset holding power and home button, which succeeded in turning off the phone.
After that, the screen went completely off. Power button didn't appear to turn on the phone.
Upon plugging back to iTunes, I discovered, even as the screen was pitch black, the phone was actually able to power on, or off if I repeated the reset....I could hear the USB connection chime on the PC every time I powered on or reset. The iOS was in some sort of corrupted state with no screen output.
I couldn't restore to factory settings, as iTunes requires I disable "Find My Phone" on the phone itself, which I couldn't do without screen output. Also tried to put the phone in "Recovery Mode"...didn't work either.
I finally succeeded by:
Logging in via web browser to iCloud, locating the phone with the "Find My Phone" web app, and triggering [Erase]. iCloud reported the phone was successfully erased.
After a minute, the phone rebooted itself and screen output worked again.
I then restored my data and settings from my last backup using iTunes without further issues.
Hope this helps others.

Server dns service will not turn on

Im using Server app 4.0.3
I entered all the info and tried to activate DNS service but it will not turn on. The on button immediately slides back to off. I have watched several tutorials and have tried both basic and advanced setups exactly as shown but the service will not start.

Did you check your restriction settings? Go to Settings/General/Restrictions ->location services
If deactivated in restrictions, you might not be able to activate the service in the settings.

My imac will not turn over, what should I do

my imac will not turn over, what should I do

Just FYI,
You are not addressing Apple here.
People here who help troubleshoot and attempt to correctly answer technical questions in these Apple Support Communities are Apple users just like yourself.
There are two initial things you can try.
An NVRAM reset.
Shut down your Mac.
Locate the following keys on the keyboard: Command (⌘), Option, P, and R. You will need to hold these keys down simultaneously in step 4.
Turn on the computer.
Press and hold the Command-Option-P-R keys before the gray screen appears.
Hold the keys down until the computer restarts and you hear the startup sound for the second time.
Release the keys.
After resetting NVRAM or PRAM, you may need to reconfigure your settings for speaker volume, screen resolution, startup disk selection, and time zone information. The logic board battery helps retain NVRAM/PRAM settings when your computer is shut down.
IF this fails to help reboot your iMac, you could try an SMC reset.
Shut down the computer.
Unplug the computer's power cord.
Wait fifteen seconds.
Attach the computer's power cord.
Wait five seconds, then press the power button to turn on the computer.
Check back if neither one of these solves your iMac's issues.

I blew a fuse in my house yesterday, and now my imac (desktop computer) will not turn on. How do I fix this without taking it to an Apple store?

I blew a fuse in my house yesterday, and now my imac (desktop computer) will not turn on. How do I fix this without taking it to an Apple store genius bar?

cflannigan60 wrote:
There is no sound or attempt to boot
Sorry, your only alternative is to take it in for repair. While on your way stop at a office supply store and look into a UPS. if you don't want to go to the Apple Store you can use an AASP, you can locate one in your area by clicking AASP Locator.

IMacs will not turn on.

I have 2 iMacs.. One is a Rev B Bondi Blue 233.. And the other is an Orange 333.. They both will not turn on at all. My Dad is an electrician but he says he cant do anything without a schematic.. Does anyone have any advice? I would like to see them working once again. Or should I just forget it altogether?

Were they both plugged in and working recently, or were they disconnected and stored in a closet?
If they were disconnected from power for an extended time, it is possible that the PRAM battery is weak or dead. They look like this and are located on the main logic board.
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Newer%20Technology/BAA36VPRAM/
Sounds like your dad would have a voltmeter, so you can test them to see if they still read 3.3 to 3.7 volts. Weak or dead PRAM batteries have been known to cause odd startup issues. If they are bad, you can try it with the battery removed, which I've read in a few reports as being better than having a weak battery in place.
If the iMac is absolutely dead when the power button is pressed, you can also try pressing the Cuda button (sometimes referred to as the PMU button). This image shows where it is located.
http://mrjcd.com/junk/CUDA.jpg
IMPORTANT: Only press it ONE TIME between startup attempts. Press and release.
I've had a tray-loader go dead on me, and pressing the Cuda button got it working again.

Airport will not turn on after Verizon software installation

I recently installed Verizon Wireless - VZ Access software on my MacBook Pro to access the internet via cell service. Somehow that installation wiped out my dial-up configuration (reset up successfully) and perhaps my Airport Extreme, which shows up in the menu as "Not configured." Verizon tells me that they can't help me reset my Airport because it will not turn on. I'm sure the modem is functional...works with my husband's iMac 20 using his Airport. Network Preferences tells me that the Airport status is OFF, but when I click on the Airport and select "Automatic" in the location menu, airport status reverts to "Inactive" and "Turn Airport On" is grayed out.

Problem solved by AppleCare tech. Create a new location for my Airport and reestablish the configuration.

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