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Difficulty opening applications

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Rose06flore. -  
Hello,
I have major difficulties opening applications even though the previous ones have been erased. Is this the end of the road for my iPad 2 or are there any steps I can take to keep it going a little longer?
Thank you for your help.

Configuration: iPad / Safari 9.0

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  1.  VincentVoltaCCM
    Hello,

    The first manipulations to do:
    https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-35951112-mes-message-ne-s-envoie-pas

    Then if nothing changes:
    A) Hold the icon of the problematic applications for 5 seconds; touch the cross that appears = Complete uninstallation.
    B) Log out of the Apple account - iCloud ID.
    C) Restart the iOS.
    D) Log in again / reconnect the Apple account - iCloud ID.
    E) App Store => Installation.

    [ Starting from iOS 11, there are temporary uninstalls:
    Settings => General => Storage, which allows you to keep the associated data ]

    If it still doesn’t work, be prepared to perform a complete reset ;-)

    1) Check the data currently present on your iCloud account (it will be recoverable after a complete reset).
    => https://www.icloud.com
    [ How to recover data when my screen is no longer working: https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-35313414-je-n-arrive-pas-a-acceder-a-mon-compte-icloud ]

    2) Copy the data present in the internal memory with the USB cable (authorization required, no tricks this time, you will need a functioning touchscreen) or make sure to place files that must not be lost on a Cloud (data center).

    3) Backup management:
    https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-35645306-syncro-iphone-itunes-plus-possible

    [ When you don't have the iOS available on the market, some applications no longer work or they crash regularly.

    Tip for downloading the latest compatible versions - How to replace certain applications with a browser (Safari is present at purchase):
    https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-35943767-est-ce-risque-de-forcer-l-installation-ios-d-un-ancien-ipad#9
    => Message N12. ]
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    1. Rose06flore
      Thank you so much for this valuable information. I will do these operations with someone who is knowledgeable in computer science and new technologies. I hope that after this my iPad will work perfectly again.
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    2. VincentVoltaCCM
      @Rose06floreYou're welcome, my pleasure.

      So, I'll elaborate on point 2:

      Without Windows software/apps and without Internet, just connect the iOS device to a computer using a USB cable to retrieve/view the data present in the internal memory (authorization request, validate on the touchscreen of your iOS device).
      Then, like a USB stick: press "Windows key" + "E" (simultaneously), the mass storage of the iPhone/iPod or iPad will appear.
      If you have white icons like I do, it's a file that allows the iOS to return to the original image/photo; that is, before you "cropped" it with Apple's "Photos" viewer/app. Therefore, there’s no interest in storing/copying them elsewhere (elements less than 1MB are very "light"). Every time, these white icons serve a specific function in the device from which they originate/where they were created, in my case, it was this ;-)
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