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You could try plugging it into your Mac and opening Finder/iTunes to update iOS (if there are any updates available.) It may also help if you were to post which
by treesknees 4y ago
You could try plugging it into your Mac and opening Finder/iTunes to update iOS (if there are any updates available.) It may also help if you were to post which model iPad it is and any actual troubleshooting you've done (check the date/time?) Anything stuck on 9.3.5 is 10+ years old, I wouldn't expect much to work anymore.
I mean yes Apple wants to sell more devices, but you neglected a quickly-evolving technology and fell behind far enough that you can't use it anymore. This happens to all Apple devices, it's not unique to the iPad. I can't boot up my iPod Touch running iOS 4 and buy music or download apps either.