If your iPad active capacitive pen is not working, here are a few things you can try
1. Make sure the pen is charged.
2. Check if the pen tip is damaged or dirty.
3. Restart your iPad.
4. Reset your iPad’s settings.
5. Update your iPad’s software.
6. If all else fails, contact Apple Support.
If your iPad activation lock isn’t working, you can try resetting your device, restoring it from a backup, or contacting Apple Support.
To turn off accessibility settings on an iPad, open the Settings app and tap “Accessibility.” Scroll down and tap “Touch” and then tap “AssistiveTouch.” Toggle the switch off to disable AssistiveTouch.
If your iPad A2197’s touch screen is not working, there are a few things you can try
Restart your iPad.
Force restart your iPad.
Update your iPad’s software.
Restore your iPad to factory settings.
Take your iPad to an Apple Store or authorized service provider for repair.
The iPad A1893 is compatible with the Apple Pencil (1st generation).
If your iPad A1893 touch screen is not working, try restarting your iPad, force restarting your iPad, or restoring your iPad. If that doesn’t work, you may need to take your iPad to a service provider.
iPad A1822 is compatible with Apple Pencil (1st generation).
The 9th-generation iPad is compatible with Apple Pencil (2nd generation) for precise note-taking, drawing, and marking up documents.
If your iPad Air 2 touch screen is not working, you can try restarting your iPad, force restarting your iPad, updating your iPad to the latest software, or restoring your iPad to factory settings.
Touch ID not working after iPad Air 2 screen replacement
If your iPad Air 2’s Touch ID stopped working after a screen replacement, it may be because the new screen is not properly calibrated. To fix this, follow these steps
1. Power off your iPad Air 2.
2. Press and hold the Home button and the Power button at the same time until you see the Apple logo.
3. Release both buttons.
4. When you see the iPad Air 2’s lock screen, tap Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to reset your iPad Air 2.
6. Once your iPad Air 2 has been reset, set it up as a new device.
7. After you’ve set up your iPad Air 2, try using Touch ID again. It should now be working properly.