iPad is a tablet computer that you can use it to surf the Internet, chat with your friends, watch movies, and so on, as a computer can do. iPad users not only use it for entertainment but also use it for business. For example, some businessman would like to take iPad with them to show sample of their products to their clients. It is lighter and easy-carrying then other computers. For it is of so much convenience, iPad users use them frequently. It is possible for them to delete their iPad data unintentionally, what should we do if we face this situation? You can use iPad Data Recovery to help you.

iOS Data Recovery is a effective program for you to retrieve your iPad data. The reason why iPad Data Recovery is so popular can be listed as follow:
1. It is compatible to every iPad model no matter you use the latest one or the previous one. It is also compatible to other iDevice like iPhone and iPod touch.
2. You can download iPad Data Recovery (Windows) or iPad Data Recovery (Mac) according to your computer.
3. It can recover your lost iPad bookmarks, videos, pictures, notes, calendars, and so forth with simple steps.
4. iPad Data Recovery provides you with three different recovery modes: To directly scan your iPad for lost data, to restore from iTunes backup and to recover from iCloud backup.

Part 1: How to Recover Lost Data from iPad 2/3/4 Directly

Step 1. Connect your iPad to the computer with USB cable and scan
Step 2. Preview and recover iPad data

Part 2: How to Recover Lost Data from iTunes Backup

Step 1. Choose your iPad model
Step 2. Choose a recovery mode
Step 3. Scan and extract your iTunes backup file
Step 4. Start to recover iPad data

Tutorial:　How to Recover Lost Data from iPad

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If you want to recover deleted files on iPad, check if you have iTunes or iCloud backup of your iPad first, if you have either of them, try to restore with previous backup.
iTunes and iCloud will automatically back up your data even if have not done it manually:
iCloud automatically backs up the most important data on your iPad on a daily basis as long as your device is:
Connected to the Internet over Wi-Fi
Connected to a power source
Screen locked
iTunes can create backups of your iPad automatically when you sync with iTunes (disabled if you have iCloud backup turned on).

Or you can recover deleted data with iPad data recovery programs.

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