How to reset ipad to previous date - Apple iPad (16 GB) WiFi Tablet PC

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Won't open app to let me watch movies so I tried changing dates to a year ago then asked to trust developer and then reset date and again asked it to trust the developer and tried again to open app. Up it just won't verify on this new iPad Air which is the opeiginal model a replacement. From store but totallynew AmanStino Ultra Slim Lightweight Smart shell Stand Cover with Auto Wake...

plug it into a laptop/pc with itunes on . itunes will detect it and you can do a reset from there . if you got the ipad 2nd hand you might need an icloud account and pass word from previous owner or get them to take the ipad off there icloud account.

If you have previously backed up your iPad to your computer, you can reset the iPad and then restore it from your previous backup. If you don't have a previous backup, you will have to just restore the iPad to factory condition.

You will need to reset your iPad. If you have a previous backup of your device on your computer, you can restore your iPad from that, otherwise you will need to plug the iPad into your computer and reset it.

You need to either connect the iPad to iTunes and select "set up as new iPad" or you could also reset your iPad by opening settings/general/reset and choose "reset all content and setings". Both ways will delete all apps and you have to purchase or reinstall them.

Go into setting and then "Reset". Then choose to reset all and delete all content from previous owner.

You can try this: Go to Settings. Under Settings, scroll down to General. Click on that. Under General, scroll down to Reset. Click on that. That will open several lines of choices. The second one is "Erase all content and settings" - however, I have not ever tried this, so it's possible you will need the previous owner's Apple ID and password to complete this step. I would suspect you will, because Apple is very serious about security. So you may need to either contact the owner and get the ID and password, or your other option, as you said, is factory reset, which may be your only way out.

create new apple id and then delete the previous account or factory reset the tablet

It means someone tried to access your iPad to many times with the wrong password and it is locked. The only way to unlock it is to reset it by hooking it up to iTunes and restoring it from a previous backup.