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"iPad keeps restarting" is one of the most annoying problems that could happen on iOS devices. Unfortunately, this problem is also an issue that occurs frequently. "My iPad keeps restarting over and over", "My iPad keeps rebooting while charging" and "My iPad continuously reboots" are now increasingly reported by iPad users. Thus it's necessary to learn what to do to cope with it when you encounter the same problem. Given that, this article is written to detail the potential solutions to the "iPad keeps restarting in iOS 11 (including iOS 11.2 and iOS 11.1.2)" issue with the intention to help you out of the undesired situation quickly. Solutions to other common iDevice problems are also provided in the iOS & Mac Topics section.
Fixes to iPad keeps restarting in iOS 11/iOS 11.2/iOS 11.1.2
Apply to | Methods | Difficulty |
1️⃣While Charging |
|
Easy ●○○ |
2️⃣Restarting over and over |
|
Moderate ●●○ |
If your iPad keeps restarting while charging or connecting to other accessories, you need to:
Before you do other complex operations, check the lightning port on your iPad. If the lightning port on your device is jammed with dust and debris, clean it carefully. If a simple cleanse is not helpful in solving the "iPad keeps rebooting while charging" in iOS 11, read on to get other solutions.
If your iPad keeps restarting when you charge your device, it's highly likely that the charging cable and USB adaptor are the "culprit". To troubleshoot the accessories, change the charging cable to another one, keep the previous adaptor and then test. If your iPad works properly, you just need to replace the charging cable. Using the same way to troubleshoot the USB adaptor. Besides, a combination of the accessories may be the cause of the "iPad keeps rebooting" problem, thus you also need to change both your charging cable and USB adaptor to have a try. This tip is also helpful in solving "This Accessory May Not Be Supported in iOS 11". (Don't forget to use accessories from Apple.)
"iPad keeps restarting while charging" could also be caused by a problematic battery. If the charging cable and USB adaptor work well with other iDevices, there might be something wrong with your iPad battery. You can go to the Apple Store nearby and get a new battery for your device.
If your iPad keeps restarting over and over without charging, you can try the tips below to fix the issue.
When your iPad continuously reboots without connecting to other accessories or peripheral devices, force restarting your iPad first to have a try. To forcefully reboot your iPad:
Some iPad users have noticed that the "iPad keeps restarting" issue occurred after installing some App on their device. There is no doubt that a faulty App can get your iPad stuck in the restart loop. If you find yourself in the same situation, don't hesitate to remove the problematic App from your iPad immediately. (Faulty Apps installed on any device could lead to the device being stuck in the restart loop. It's no exception when it comes to Mac. If your Mac keeps restarting, learn how to fix it here.)
Making sure your iPad is equipped with the latest version of the iOS operating system is also a good method to avoid problems like "iPad keeps restarting". How to check the iOS updates and install? Follow the simple steps below to make it.
Step 1. Open Settings App on your iPad.
Step 2. Go to General > Software Update.
Step 3. If there is a new update available, tap on Download and Install to update your iOS to the latest version.
Many iPad users have reported the effectiveness of this tip. Resetting all settings on your iPad won't erase the existing data on your iPad. So don't worry about data loss while using this tip to fix your iPad stuck in the restart loop. Go to Settings > General > Reset All Settings to make it.
If none of the tips above works to fix the "iPad keeps restarting" issue in iOS 11, the last tip you can try is to reset your iPad to factory settings, which will set up your iPad as new. Thus you need to back up your iPad first and then follow one of the two methods below to restore your iPad to factory settings. It is recommended to use EaseUS MobiXpert to factory reset your iPhone. MobiXpert is a professional iOS system repair tool. After that, it will update the iOS system on your phone to the latest version and the iPad keeps restarting issue should be resolved.
Here are the steps to factory reset your iPad via EaseUS MobiXpert:
Step 1. Open EaseUS MobiXpert on your computer. Then select "System Repair" > "Reset Device".
Step 2. Click "Factory Reset." Then connect your iPhone to the computer via a USB cable when prompted.
Step 3. When you're done, your iPhone will enter the recovery mode automatically. If it fails, you can also follow the on-screen guide to enter the recovery mode manually. Now click "Next" > "Repair now" to download the iOS firmware and start the factory reset.
Step 4. Wait for the process to complete. Then click "Done" to close it.
If iPad keeps restarting problem occurs, you cannot use iPad well. This article provides two situations to help you solve this problem, namely iPad charging and restarting over and over. You can choose the method that suits you to try to solve this problem.
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