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Hi
I have two device, ipad 1(3G-32GB) and ipad 3 (4G-32GB). but today I realized my hdd ipad 3 damaged and I can't turn it on.
Now my question is, Is it possible to use my ipad-1 hdd for replace ipad-3 storage?
Thanks,
MIno
iPad, iOS 7
Have you tried to restore it? If so, what happens once the restore completes?
If you're seeing error messages, please post the exact error message you see. Some of them do suggest hardware issues which would mean you need to replace the iPad.
The iPad really isn't user-serviceable - all the internal parts are attached to the motherboard and really can't be replaced by an end user.
~Lyssa
Have you tried to restore it? If so, what happens once the restore completes?
If you're seeing error messages, please post the exact error message you see. Some of them do suggest hardware issues which would mean you need to replace the iPad.
The iPad really isn't user-serviceable - all the internal parts are attached to the motherboard and really can't be replaced by an end user.
~Lyssa
There is no hard drive in the iPad. It has flash storage (no moving parts).
What, exactly, is going on with your iPad 3? When you plug it in to charge, what happens?
~Lyssa
Thanks Lyssa for your fast reply
Just I see connect to itune screen and not happen after connection or restart or dfu mode.
Maybe that flash storage damaged, or is it possible to change?
Cheers
Repair ipad hard disk
