RECOVERING LOST IPAD INFORMATION ON PC

I am at a loss. How do you transfer your data from a lost Ipad to a pc?

What do you want to transfer exactly, because generally would need a device with the same apps at least to be able to access the data that was stored in iCloud.

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Download all apps n data from my lost iPad to a new iPad I have purchased

Apple (and no one else) can not assist (with serial number or iCloud) in finding a lost or stolen iPad.
Report to police along with serial number. Change all your passwords.
These links may be helpful.
How to Track and Report Stolen iPad
http://www.ipadastic.com/tutorials/how-to-track-and-report-stolen-ipad
Reporting a lost or stolen Apple product
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2526
iCloud: Locate your device on a map
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2698
iCloud: Erase your device remotely
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2701
Report Stolen iPad Tips and iPad Theft Prevention
http://www.stolen-property.com/report-stolen-ipad.php
How to recover a lost or stolen iPad
http://ipadhelp.com/ipad-help/how-to-recover-a-lost-or-stolen-ipad/
How to Find a Stolen iPad
http://www.ehow.com/how_7586429_stolen-ipad.html
Apple Product Lost or Stolen
http://sites.google.com/site/appleclubfhs/support/advice-and-articles/lost-or-st olen
Oops! iForgot My New iPad On the Plane; Now What?
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303459004577362194012634000.html
If you don't know your lost/stolen iPad's serial number, use the instructions below. The S/N is also on the iPad's box.
How to Find Your iPad Serial Number
http://www.ipadastic.com/tutorials/how-to-find-your-ipad-serial-number
iOS: How to find the serial number, IMEI, MEID, CDN, and ICCID number
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4061
 Cheers, Tom

A few questions on using iCloud to locate a lost iPad...

I've read the posts on a lost iPad, and why it might show up as "offline" when trying to locate it, but it seems like iCloud should be able to identify it by the serial # even after a thief has reset it. Could a thief also reset the serial #?
Another question, I know it was turned on, and I know it had plenty of juice in the battery. I had the 4-digit passcode feature working. Does that mean that if someone doesn't actually punch in the correct code, and then log on to a wi-fi server, iCloud will never see it?
You know how when you lose something you backtrack in your mind to where you last saw it? Well, I've done that, and there are only 2 possibilities. 1: It was stolen from a locked vehicle in a parking lot with lots of surveillance cameras, and the thief left behind a couple other things, way more valuable, and less easy to trace, and the vehicle was left undamaged, and still locked, or 2: I left it on the roof of the vehicle, and it fell off a few miles down the road.
I think possibility "2" is the most likely scenario, so that leads to 2 more possibilities, 1: It got destroyed, or 2: It's lying next the road, working ( i have it one of those "ballistic" cases which I've inadvertently tested a few times, and they really do work quite well), but it's not logged onto a local wi-fi a few miles from my house. Well, obviously, if it's destroyed, it's definitely "OFFline", but if the second possibility happened, is there any way that iCloud could find it?
Sorry this is turning into a short story, but in thinking about this, it's led to some other questions...
If it fell behind my dresser, and is in "dormant" mode (i.e. No one has punched in the passcode), can iCloud find it? If the answer is "no", want if I got rid of the passcode screen, would iCloud be able to find it?
If a thief got it, and methodically went through all the code combinations (there are only 1,000. How long could that take?), and got to my e-mail, could he download all of my IMAP e-mail? Is there someway to keep people from accessing an IMAP e-mail account once they're "in"?
I guess what I'm saying is, if I'm giving Apple permission to follow my iPad, and presumably ME, all over the planet, but iCloud can't find my iPad unless I, or some thief, enters the passcode, and logs on to a wi-fi connection, then what's the point of having "Find my iPad"?

Also...
Are you saying that in the "behind the dresser" scenario, it wouldn't be connected to my home wi-fi until I punched in the code? In that case, I would have already found it, so no need to use "Find My iPad". How about this? I get rid of the code screen, so all I have to do is punch the button to get it out of the "dormant" mode, and go to my main screen. When it's sitting there "dormant", (with a black screen) is it still connected to my wi-fi, at least to the extent that iCloud could find it? If my new iPad is 4G, and I set up a data plan, would that make it easier for iCloud to find it, or does it only work with wi-fi?
Is there anywhere in the iPad e-mail app that would make it so I'd have to put in a password each time I wanted to access my accounts? I'd try to figure it out myself, but obviously I don't have mine with me right now.
As I understand it, now that I've gone on my PC, and used the "Find My iPhone" app, my iPad will be locked as soon as someone connects it to wi-fi, and it will stay locked until I log back onto iCloud, and unlock it. Is that the case? Also, will I get an e-mail if it gets back online, or do I need to just keep checking?
Thank you for the reply, and also for correcting my math. It makes me breath a little easier. It was only gone for about 12 hours before I locked it. However, something just occurred to me. I heard a true story about a hotel where someone kept breaking into the little safes in each room. It turns out that a bellhop was putting some substance on all the keypads, so when a person entered their personal code, it would show him the 4 keys that had been touched. With that information, he knew the the four digits. He just had to get the order right. I'm not going to embarrass myself trying to do math again, but it greatly reduced the amount of time it took him to get in the safe.
If you look at your iPad from an angle (I'd do it with my own, but...), I'd be willing to bet you that there are some perceptible "dots" on the screen, from the oils in your fingertips, and since the keypad is above the keyboard level on the screen, you might be leaving hints as to what your code is. I've thought of a couple ways to remedy this (one's really cool), so if anybody from Apple is reading this, get back to me.
Thanks again for the help.

If i lose my ipad, but i have the software find my ipad so does the lost ipad need to be connected to internet because wine is ipad 2 wifi only??

If i lose my ipad,and i have the software find my ipad on both my ipad and computer so does the lost ipad need to be connected to internet for it to be found because mine is ipad 2 wifi only.
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I do not accept messages from 17 hours to 23 11/09/12 12/09/12 hours of the year. For the above period I have no messages. Please let that happen. Is it possible to recover lost messages?

Good time.
I do not accept messages from 17 hours to 23 11/09/12 12/09/12 hours of the year.
Go through the iCloud in the mail, I also could not in the period.
I sent a few reports of problems to iCloud.
Now everything is restored. Thank you.
I use several devices: PC Win 7 and iPad OS 5.1.
The problem stalknulsya on both devices.
However, during the above period I have no messages.
Please let that happen. Is it possible to recover lost messages?
Thank you

Hi finecut,
I believe this Mac Mail Help info may help:
Backing up your mail
You can back up your mailboxes to a CD or another disk. To do this, you can either copy the Mail folder in your Library folder or create an mbox file, a common format for storing mail messages.
▪ To save the contents of all your mailboxes, hold down the Option key and drag the Mail folder to your desktop or to another disk. The Mail folder is in the Library folder in your home folder (~/Library/Mail).
Copying the Mail folder only backs up mail from POP accounts, or mail from an IMAP account that you've copied to On My Mac. When you are ready to restore the Mail folder, choose File > Import Mailboxes, select Mail for Mac OS X, and locate the Mail folder.
▪ To create an mbox copy of a mailbox, drag the mailbox from the mailbox list to your desktop.
▪ To create an mbox file with just some of your messages, select the messages, then choose File > Save As. In the Format pop-up menu, choose Raw Message Source, then enter a name and save the file.
You can copy mbox files to CDs or to other disks. When you want to restore your mail, choose File > Import Mailboxes, select "Standard mbox files," and locate the files.
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How to find my lost ipad without apple id in short time ?

how to find my lost ipad without apple id ? i wanted to report but i got no serial number of it. i tried to find by using 'find my iphone 'app but it cant show me the place of my ipad ,i think the person has signed out my id. i have got some important info and photos in it . how to find the location of it in short time ?? thanks !

This is what you can do:
Reporting a lost or stolen Apple product
If the thief was able to turn off Find My iPhone, then your password must have been easily guessable (or the thief knows you) and you will not be able to find your iPhone. Otherwise, click the "Find My iPhone Overview" from the above article for more information.

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If you had "Find My iPhone" enabled in Settings > iCloud then you may be able to locate it. If not, you cannot locate it.
If it was enabled then you can try locating it via http://icloud.com on a computer or the App "Find My iPhone" on another iDevice. You can also tell your iPhone to "Play Sound", enter "Lost Mode", or "Erase".
Note: this will only work if your device is connected to a network and the device hasn't already been restored as new and/or "Find My iPhone" has not been disabled on it. Note: Disabling "Find My iPhone" is much more difficult in iOS 7.
If you think that your device was stolen rather than lost then you should report it to the police. In either case you should contact your carrier, change your iTunes account password, your email account passwords, and any passwords that you'd stored on websites/emails/notes etc.
See also here for additional information: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5668

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Hello there, Shrid.
The following Knowledge Base article reviews how to Sync photos:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4236
You will just sync to the new computer. Keep in mind:
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Syncing photos with your device will create an iPod photo cache.
Syncing photos can only happen from one computer or user account at a time. Syncing photos with a different computer or user replaces the photos on the device.
You can't reimport pictures synced from your computer to your device back to your computer. You can only import pictures in the Camera Roll or Saved Photos from your device to your computer. If you need to retrieve synced photos from your device:
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On iPhone and iPod touch using iOS 5 and iOS 6, all synced photos will appear in a unified category called photo library. Photos are not duplicated; this is a way to view all synced albums in one place. You can also tap a specific album beneath photo library to view individual albums.
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