iPad always goes out - what causes it?

If your iPad always goes out, it may be because the battery is almost empty. Often, the problem also occurs with devices that have an old iOS version installed. If the iPad still keeps crashing, a soft reset will help.

Reasons why the iPad always goes out

If you have the problem with your iPad that it always goes out during use, this can have various causes.

1. So it may be that the iPad simply turns off when the battery is empty. In this case, you should connect the device to the mains and let it charge.
2. Also check whether the iOS version on the iPad is up to date. You can do this under "Settings" > "General" > "Software Update". If necessary, update the iPad software.
3. In addition, external factors such as a high temperature or direct sunlight can be responsible for crashes of the iPad.
4. If you have too many apps open at the same time on the device, it can also lead to crashes.

Restart and soft reset: Get a remedy if your iPad always goes out

Should the problem persist, sometimes a simple restart can help. To do this, press and hold the standby button until the slider appears and turn off your iPad. Then restart it as usual. Alternatively, you can also try a soft reset. Depending on the model, this works like this:

• If your iPad does not have a home button, first briefly press the volume up button, then briefly press the volume down button. Schließlich halten Sie den Power-Button gedrückt, bis sich das Gerät neustartet.
• Halten Sie auf älteren Modellen die Standby-Taste und den Home-Button gleichzeitig gedrückt, bis das Apple-Logo auf dem Display erscheint.