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<blockquote data-quote="IWT" data-source="post: 1949013" data-attributes="member: 83420">[USER=387936]@davowolf[/USER],I'm in no way questioning your judgement, but for my sake:&nbsp;&nbsp; may I assume that when you got the brand new iPad, you went through the entire process for setting up the Device:Including a complete download of all your appropriate Apps and all your data, Photos etc - in fact everything from iCloud - if there was any:&nbsp; If this is your first iPad, there will be none.&nbsp; Some iPhone data will be downloadable, but iPhone Apps and iPad Apps do vary.OR - did you download any data from elsewhere? - For Example:&nbsp; on your iMac.&nbsp; For the latter, you'd need a cable connection between iPad and iMac.&nbsp; If the iPad is the very first one, then you will not have synced a previous iPad with the Mac. So you can't restore from there.Sorry about this, I'm just not entirely clear about what you've done.Ian</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IWT, post: 1949013, member: 83420"] [USER=387936]@davowolf[/USER], I'm in no way questioning your judgement, but for my sake: may I assume that when you got the brand new iPad, you went through the entire process for setting up the Device: Including a complete download of all your appropriate Apps and all your data, Photos etc - in fact everything from iCloud - if there was any: If this is your first iPad, there will be none. Some iPhone data will be downloadable, but iPhone Apps and iPad Apps do vary. OR - did you download any data from elsewhere? - For Example: on your iMac. For the latter, you'd need a cable connection between iPad and iMac. If the iPad is the very first one, then you will not have synced a previous iPad with the Mac. So you can't restore from there. Sorry about this, I'm just not entirely clear about what you've done. Ian [/QUOTE]

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