Using hardware buttons is the most obvious way of capturing a screenshot on the iPad. However, based on the iPad model you own, the button combination for screenshotting can vary. 1.

If you remove all icons, the button will just take you directly to the iPad Home Screen. You can reset this at any time. And it’s that simple to get the iPad home button on the screen.

As you may have noticed, pressing and holding the Top button (previously called Sleep/Wake button) on a 2018 iPad Pro activates Siri. So there’s one extra step to getting your iPad to power down.

How to Set iPad Lock Buttons. The side button on the iPad can be configured to either lock the screen rotation feature or mute the device. In iOS 7, ...

The volume buttons on the side of every iPad work perfectly in portrait mode — press the higher button and the volume goes up, the lower button and the volume goes down. Simple.

On all iPad models, there are multiple ways to take screenshots, from using hardware buttons, to keyboard shortcuts, to a couple of taps on the screen. We'll cover all the best options below.

Select your iPad device, and choose Buttons not Working for the topic (you can use the search field below if you don't see it in the list). Tap or click Continue.

You can do that on any iPad, but the steps are different depending on the model you have. If your iPad has a home button (or not), there are a couple of tricks to remember for taking screenshots.

If you have an older iPad model with a home button on the front, such as the iPad (2021), then the process to take a screenshot will be slightly different — and it can also be a bit trickier ...

The accessibility shortcut allows you to activate Guided Access by clicking the iPad’s hardware button three times. On devices with a Home button, press it three times.