Apple iPad

If your Apple Pencil won’t connect to your iPad Pro, try these steps
1. Make sure that your iPad Pro is turned on and unlocked.
2. Make sure that your Apple Pencil is charged.
3. Check that the Lightning connector on your Apple Pencil is clean and free of debris.
4. Try connecting your Apple Pencil to a different port on your iPad Pro.
5. Restart your iPad Pro.
6. Reset your Apple Pencil.
7. If you’re still having trouble, contact Apple Support.

If your Apple Pencil won’t connect to your 10th gen iPad, try the following 1. Make sure your iPad is turned on and unlocked. 2. Make sure your Apple Pencil is charged and has at least 5% battery remaining. 3. Make sure your iPad is running the latest software. 4. Force restart your iPad. 5. Reset your iPad’s network settings. 6. Unpair and re-pair your Apple Pencil with your iPad. 7. Take your iPad to an Apple Store or Authorized Service Provider for help.

If your Apple Pencil won’t connect to your iPad, here are a few things to try

Make sure your iPad is running the latest software.
Make sure your Apple Pencil is charged.
Restart your iPad and Apple Pencil.
Forget the Apple Pencil in Bluetooth settings and then re-pair it.
Reset your iPad’s network settings.
If all else fails, take your iPad to an Apple Store for service.

If your Apple Pencil won’t connect to your iPad 10th gen, try the following Make sure your iPad is turned on and unlocked.
Make sure your Apple Pencil is charged and has at least 5% battery.
Remove the Apple Pencil from its charging case and hold the button on the side of the Pencil for a second.
On your iPad, swipe down from the top right corner of the screen to open the Control Center.
Tap the Bluetooth icon.
If your Apple Pencil is listed under My Devices, tap the i next to its name.
Make sure the Connect to This iPad switch is turned on.
If your Apple Pencil still won’t connect, try restarting your iPad and your Apple Pencil.

If your Apple Pencil won’t connect to your iPad 10th generation, try the following Make sure your iPad is turned on and unlocked.
Make sure your Apple Pencil is charged and has at least 5% battery.
Remove the Apple Pencil from its charging case and hold the button on the side of the Pencil for a second or two until you see a white light.
Tap the Apple Pencil icon in the iPad’s Control Center.
If you still can’t connect your Apple Pencil, try restarting your iPad.

If your Apple Pencil won’t connect to your iPad Air, try the following Make sure your iPad Air is running the latest software.
Turn your iPad Air off and back on.
Force restart your iPad Air.
Remove the Apple Pencil from your iPad Air and then reconnect it.
Check the connection port on your iPad Air for any debris.
Update the firmware on your Apple Pencil.

If your Apple Pencil won’t connect to your iPad Air 3, try the following
1. Make sure your iPad Air 3 is turned on and unlocked.
2. Make sure your Apple Pencil is charged and has at least 5% battery.
3. Check that the Lightning connector on your Apple Pencil is clean and free of debris.
4. Try restarting your iPad Air 3.
5. Try resetting your Apple Pencil.
6. If all of these steps fail, contact Apple Support for help.

If your Apple Pencil won’t connect to your iPad, here are a few things you can try

Make sure your iPad is running the latest software.
Check that your Apple Pencil is charged.
Make sure your iPad is unlocked and that the screen is on.
Try restarting your iPad and your Apple Pencil.
Force restart your iPad.
Reset your iPad’s network settings.
Unpair and re-pair your Apple Pencil with your iPad.

If your Apple Pencil won’t connect to your iPad 10, try these steps
1. Make sure your iPad 10 is powered on and unlocked.
2. Make sure your Apple Pencil is charged and has a good connection to your iPad 10.
3. Check if Bluetooth is turned on on your iPad 10.
4. Restart your iPad 10 and your Apple Pencil.
5. Reset your iPad 10.
6. If all of these steps fail, contact Apple Support.

If your Apple Pencil 2 won’t connect to your iPad, try the following Make sure your iPad is running the latest software.
Turn off Bluetooth, then turn it back on.
Force restart your iPad.
Unpair and re-pair your Apple Pencil 2.
If you’re still having trouble, contact Apple Support.