My ipad screen has turned to green!!!!

Yesterday, I had used my ipad on the flight mode while i was on the airplaine then shot down. It was ok, but today i tried to turned on, screen was green. I can see a little bit what is it behind the green but screen is never turn to normal. Green is keep going when i trying to shut down on the turn off mode.


I think this is just screen problem not hard disk problem because i can see a little behind the green.


What can i do, please help!!!!!!

iPad 2, Windows 7

Posted on Nov 8, 2012 10:44 PM

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Jul 22, 2013 9:27 PM in response to Laxman25

Wow. I can't believe that pounding it on the back actually works.

I dropped my iPad 2 on the floor in its case and when I turned it on it was green. After turning it of, I could still see th images but it hand a green tinge and was fuzzy. Came across thread in my silent, desperate, private **** of searching from my phone. Left the room for a few minutes to thump the back and shazam, the thing was back to normal.

Thanks for saving this woman from a very public cursing rant or crying jag...it really could have gone either way.

Jul 28, 2013 1:29 PM in response to ysnrn

This worked for me too. I tapped it really gently at first, then hit it a little bit harder with the palm of my hand, but it still didn't do anything. I was about to give up, but (admittedly, in frustration) I gave it one last firm slap on the back - and turned it on again - and the Apple logo was beautifully bright and white again!! No more fuzzy green!!!! Thank you!!!!

Dec 8, 2013 9:28 PM in response to ysnrn

i find that if i place my device carefully underneath my cars rear tire and back up over the iPad several times back and forth it solves the issue and any future issues. I think because the car is a Prius it some how intuitively knows via Siri, that both device and car are electronic and designed to co habitat.

So beware Surface and Google users...Apple is still waaayyyy ahead of the game!!!!

Jan 4, 2014 2:37 PM in response to ysnrn

I wouldn't have believed this either but it works. This is the second time I have had this issue. The first time the iPad2 was under warranty so I just got a new one. This time I had nothing else to lose by trying this "fix". There must be a connector whose pins face the front or back of the iPad. In portrait mode, I hit the upper third middle of the iPad against my knee, going a little bit harder each time and it fixed it. It was maybe three tries more or less but I think the key is to just do it starting off gently and working your way up. It's a terrible design because it clearly happens frequently.

Mar 18, 2014 2:22 PM in response to Laxman25

Well I'll be ******! Yes, the three slaps worked for me too! I placed a thick magazine on my desk, I placed the ipad glass down on the magazine, I slapped the ipad with my palm once in the middle and not feeling like I had done enough I took both ands and gave a big smack across the entire back (after all the tech at the genius bar said it was obviously failed hardware and that it would cost me $250 for a replacement!) I then turned it over and to my amazement there was the apple logo as the ipad was already booting up and now works fine again!

May 21, 2014 5:00 AM in response to OUfan85

I did exactly what you did and it worked for me. I was so angry because I paid £200 to Apple 3 months ago for getting a replacement. This time I had to pay £25 for opening an incident and then other £200 for getting a new one. Totally crazy!!!!


First time, got a replacement because of the earphone socket. Now, I was not willing to pay Apple more money because of their fault when creating the device.


Thanks for this, a strong bang on the back and it came back to normal.

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