Who knew that the iPad could be connected to a data cable to send things?

Tools needed: iPad cable, iTunes software, a computer.

The specific steps to transfer files to computer and iPad via data cable are as follows:

Step 2: Connect your iPad to your computer with a data cable, and iTunes will automatically install the driver after recognizing your iPad.

Step 3: Find the option to synchronize in the upper left corner of the interface, click to open, and select the file you want to sync to iTunes in the menu in the upper left corner.

Step 4: Find the iPad icon in the upper left corner of the interface and click to open, then find the option that needs to be synced at the top of the interface, click on it, select the files you need to sync inside, click the "Sync" item at the bottom of the interface, and then iTunes will sync the files to your iPad.

How to connect iPad to computer with a data cable to transfer files is as follows:

2.Step 2, iTunes pops up automatically, click the iPad logo button.

3.Step 3: Click on "File Sharing" in the left sidebar, then select a program on the right side to save your files.

4.Step 4: Click "Add" below to transfer files from computer to iPad.

The tools you need to use to sync files from your old iPad to your new iPad are: a computer, two iPads, and a data cable.

1. Connect the old iPad to the computer with a data cable;

<>5. Click "Backup" in the pop-up tab to back up the data in the device to the computer;

<>7. After backing up the data on your old iPad, connect the new iPad to the computer, and keep the iTunes software open. Then use the above method to find the backup below and restore from the backup;

8. As shown in the figure below, when you click the iPad device icon, you will be prompted whether you want to restore from the latest backup on the current computer. After confirming the backup time, click the Continue button.

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iPad is a series of tablets released by Apple in 2010, positioned between Apple's smartphone iPhone and laptop products, (there are 4 virtual program fixed bars on the screen) and the same layout as the iPhone, providing browsing**, sending and receiving emails, **e-books**, **audio or**, playing games and other functions.

Due to the ARM architecture, it is not compatible with ordinary PC desktop and notebook programs, and can be used for office by installing the iWork suite provided by Apple, and can preview and Microsoft Office and PDF files through iPadOS third-party software.

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1. Use the purchased Apple ID, open the App Store to enter it, pull down the page in the boutique recommendation, and log in to the Apple ID account. 2. Then click Update in the App Store, and click on the purchased item book to proceed carefully**.

How to choose? Part one: How to transfer data to new iPad with iTunesJust like using an iPhone, you can use iTunes backup to disassemble your old iPad and then restore the backup on your new iPad. 1. Plug your old iPad into your Mac or open it and tap the iPad icon.

2 74. Click Back Up Now under Manual Backup and Restore. Wait for the backup to complete. 5. Disconnect your old iPad to your Mac for backing up your old iPad or click on iPad3 78 in iTunes, click Restore in this backup

If you haven't clicked yet. 9. Select the backup you want to use. 4 710, click Continue.

Then iTunes will restore your iPad from your iTunes backup. This Qi Naike.

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I don't know how to use it. Follow the steps step by step.

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Questions. No way.

Is the fourth one okay.

The fourth one is Android but your phone is an Apple system.

Or try using Bluetooth.

In this case, we can share the link to the App Store and let the friend jump directly to the App Store** to install. Take iOS 13 as an example, press and hold the app icon to pop up the 3D Touch menu, select Share APP, and if your friend is nearby, you can choose Airddrop, otherwise you can choose WeChat send. Scenario 2:

Transfer the app from the old iPhone to the new iPhone. If that's the case, it's a lot more convenient. Apps you buy in the App Store will be recorded on your AppleID, so as long as you sign in to your AppleID on your new iPhone, you can find ** the apps in the App Store's Purchases.

There is also a more convenient way to connect your old iPhone to the computer and use iTunes to make a backup. Then restore the backup data of the old iPhone to the new iPhone directly, so that the switch between the old and new iPhone can be seamless, the apps of the old iPhone (including the data of the app) will be directly transferred to the new iPhone, and the arrangement of the app icons will also be restored.

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First of all, of course, take out the newly bought iPhone out of the box, and then put the original iPhone next to the new phone to trigger the "Quick Start" function. Keep your old and new iPhone close together and always have a Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connection. The current iPhone will prompt you to use the current AppleID to set up a new device, click Continue here.

2.Sweep it.

An animation appears on the new iPhone that prompts you to approach, scan it with your old iPhone, and then enter the original screen passcode according to the prompt.

3.and so on.

Next, follow the prompts, note that in the "App & Data" interface, choose to transfer directly from iPhone, and then keep the two phones close to each other, and they will start to transfer data over the air. According to the amount of data on the old phone, arrange the time reasonably and wait for the transfer to complete.

Use iCloud backup: If you have turned on iCloud backup before, you can sign in to your iCloud on your new iPad and select "Restore from iCloud Backup", and the system will automatically transfer your previously backed up apps and data to your new iPad. 2.

Back up with iTunes: If you have backed up apps and data with iTunes before, you can connect a new iPad to your computer, and then select "Restore from iTunes Backup" in iTunes, and the system will automatically transfer your previously backed up apps and data to the new iPad. 3.

Use AirDrop to transfer: If you only need to transfer a small number of apps and data, you can use the AirDrop function to send the apps and data you need to transfer to your new iPad.

If you have turned on iCloud backup before, you can sign in to your iCloud on your new iPad and select "Restore from iCloud Backup", and the system will automatically transfer your previously backed up apps and data to your new iPad. 2.Back up with iTunes:

If you have backed up apps and data with iTunes before, you can connect a new iPad to your computer, and then select "Restore from iTunes Backup" in iTunes, and the system will automatically transfer your previously backed up apps and data to the new iPad. 3.Transfer with AirDrop:

Which one to choose for the new purchase, you and I can't understand.

When you first turn on your iPad and start the setup process, you can wirelessly transfer many apps, settings and content from your previous iPad directly to your new iPad

That's which one to choose.

Do you need to import the old device before, if not, choose the last one.

Is a desktop computer considered an old device?

Is it a Mac or Win system.

The first time you use the platform, it's the last option, which doesn't make much sense, it's to help you import data from your old device** and the like, which is not very useful.