How do I stop my iPad from talking?

VoiceOver changes the gestures you use to control iPad. Once you turn VoiceOver on, you must use VoiceOver gestures to operate iPad—even to turn VoiceOver off again and resume standard operation.

An easier way is to connect your iPad to iTunes on your computer. Go to the Summary pane and click the "Configure Universal Access..." button. On the next screen, select "Neither" under Seeing and click "OK".

Settings > General > Accessibilty > VoiceOver > Off.

Hi BS1956. Please describe your specific problem so someone can try to help you.

What model iPad do you have? What iOS version?

If you're not experiencing VoiceOver, take a look at the options for Settings > Accessibility > Speech. See if any of them seem to fit.

Ronny wrote:

Hey I have an iPad that is connected to my wifi but I'm trying to figure out my wifi password because I'm trying to connect my Xbox and I forgot the password can I figure it out on my iPad?

No.

9 months later...

dingdong22 wrote:

Yes. check your gateway and access your wifi using your ipad then when you are inside the wifi configuration you can see you password from the wireless security settings.. Hope this helps...

and you need to know your password to your wireless security settings...

Hey I have an iPad that is connected to my wifi but I'm trying to figure out my wifi password because I'm trying to connect my Xbox and I forgot the password can I figure it out on my iPad?

Make a new topic ronny instead of posting in a another thread on someone elses issue, and no you can't

Yes. check your gateway and access your wifi using your ipad then when you are inside the wifi configuration you can see you password from the wireless security settings.. Hope this helps...

Didn’t work

That's my mother's cell phone number it is also linked to my yahoo and Gmail accounts I have my own and she has her own I had to Remove the blue Yahoo app because I could not get one of my email addresses my Gmail address off of her email box and everyone hates onto cannot figure out how to do it as well

When I receive a call on my iPad and it tells me who's calling I do not want this feature on my iPad how do I aluminate

Hi. If you have a question, please post a new question. Describe exactly what you're trying to do, and what does or doesn't work. Be sure to identify your device and iOS version.

Actually the real easier way is to just tap the Home button 3x quickly. This toggles this annoying feature off and on with audio confirmation.

That assumes that's what you have a triple-click set to via Settings > General > Accessibility