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Is there any way to get photos/video from dead I-Pad?

It's dead. The Apple store says it's the 'Logic Module". As I understand it, all my photos/videos are stored on an internal flash drive which backs up to the cloud during charging. Is there any way to bust into this thing and access the memory where the photos were stored and get them out? This thing died when I plugged it in to charge and back-up, just after the delivery of my 2nd grand baby! No backup to the cloud!

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Trista Garcia this is a spammy post for an unrelated issue.

When the iPad dies (or any iPhone/iPod/iDevice), you cannot access the data using the means depicted in this link. The iPad has to be disassembled down to board level, and the vital functions repaired/restored to have the iPad boot/restart. Only then you can extract the data. This process is critical and not to be performed by amateurs. If an amateur ruins a phone, it can be replaced with some money. If the amateur cause irreparable damage and the data is lost, nothing can replace the memories.

We do this for a living, which is why I can cast an enlightened/critical (and negative) judgment albeit personal regarding this spammy link.

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if your motherboard is replaced will you still have your photos

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Kelly Ann the photos are either

1/ Stored in iCloud and you can get them back on any Apple device;

2/ Or they are stored on a "memory chip" inside the board of the iPad. In this case the replacement motherboard will not have your pictures. If you need to regain your photos, you must have the iPad repaired or have someone perform data recovery on it to extract the photos. This usually means repairing it enough so that it will turn on and then proceed to copy the photos over to a computer.

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well there another HUGE reason I wish I NEVER bought this hunk of junk.... thanks for the info Ifixit and disapointment apple! 512 SD card - not removable - SIM CARD with no use [it never worked outside wifi and I paid for LTE] - its easily breakable - have a repitive strain injury from holding it as its gigantic and the ONE NOTE I wanted is now gone. LOVE YA MACINTOSH! Grrrr.....

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The !$$&*!. If they're going to rip off people by selling overpriced iPads then we should at least be given a function which allows us to retrieve our information after the &&^&^$^ piece of junk decides to "die" on us out of the blue, with no way of accessing our personal info. My iPad died a few years ago, but I'm hanging on to it in case someone comes up with a solution to this problem.

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Even though there isn't a little flash drive buried in your mini that you could take off to grab those precious pictures, a motherboard itself is just a bunch of little Legos that all do a job. There is no theoretical reason that the logic board can't be repaired--it's just not a DIY thing, and sometimes the time to troubleshoot makes the repair not feasible even when it may be possible.

From my experience, I have two comments

1.) Apple Genae have a limited script for troubleshooting problems--they consider "motherboard problem" a big black box that they don't touch. You've come to the right place to get much more thoughtful advice.

2.) I would bet this iPad could be saved. In the absence of water or a drop, these devices just don't suddenly fail. Have you tried a hard reset--hold down the top power and bottom home button simultaneously fit 10seconds. If no, then I bet your battery is either not charging or not talking to the vbatt line--a technician could open your device and see what happens if the device is hooked directly to a DC power supply.

There are definitely things that can be tried. Feel free to contact me via my profile if you have any questions.

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I was thinking the same thing. The information is in there and I've never dropped the thing or gotten it wet, I've only ever used the charging cable that came with it, and it is undamaged.

I'm not anywhere near qualified to crack this thing open myself, but there is a computer repair guy here in town who says he can probably recover the pictures/video. I'm debating about asking him to try to repair it. I'm told he doesn't like Apple devices because of the difficulties working with their systems but maybe he'll give it a shot.

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It can be hard to find someone with experience in this area---I prefer to shop local myself, but I know that not every locale has experience with board-level repairs. Be sure that the person you choose has specific experience with the iPad mini, this one is a bit of different beast even among iDevices. Much of what I see everyday are iPad mini repairs in particular coming to me from other repair shops.

I'm sure that he knows that if he were to put the device into a situation where iTunes would require the iPad to be restored, that once that content is erased it truly can not be recovered. Not to sound too spammy, but you might want to consider finding someone for a mail-in repair for best results.

best of luck!

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#2 is a good place for Sandy to start. The Hard reset thing after getting a new power adapter and cable to see if the power charger just went bad.

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Hi, your problem just like another problem on ifixit, but the guy is using iPhone. You need to get your iPad repaired first. If the iPad cannot be turned on, no apps can help you to recover your data like your photos, videos, etc. Just have a look on this question, it may help you, good luck. Photos disappeared when battery replaced. Can they be retrieved?

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The Apple Store told me it was a hardware problem and I was out of luck if I did not back it up in I Cloud. I am no technical wizard. Another local tech told me the screen was blown but the IPad was still turning out and I could recover my photos thru I Tunes. Any guidance on doing this. I am somewhat computer challenged.

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When got one dead iPad, if you have backup, OK, so good, fix dead iPad , then restore from backup, if you no have backup, you can also can recover data from dead iPad without backup with the help of Eelphone iPhone Data Recovery too, it will scan your iPad deeply, all detected data can be recovered fro iPad.

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it's stored on flash memory, not a flash drive (same technology, different interface), and if apple is correct about the logic module (which to me means Motherboard), the is little hope. It could be something else though, apple has been wrong before. You can try looking at the charger if you're desperate, or maybe water damage, (I don't know specifics of how it failed, so I'm shooting the wind). But if it isn't one of those I'd be surprised if you can get anything off

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It's not water damage. I took the pics and video at the hospital went home and plugged the ipad in to charge and backup. I got the little tone you get when it's charging and walked away. My ipad never woke up again.

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If you have iCloud backup enabled or you back up using iTunes regularly, there is no worry, your data is safely backed up. If you don't have these backup, your only option is trying to repair the original logic board as it is IMPOSSIBLE to extract data from a dead logic board or swap the memory chip to another board and try to extract data.

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I did a back up 10 days before it died. In fact, that's what I was trying to do when it quit on me. I had plugged it in to charge and back up (to the cloud) and that little "bling" was the last sound it ever made and it never woke up again. Unfortunately it must have died right around that time because the back up never happened, according to the guy at the Apple store.

I'm hoping the board might actually be okay, I know those things don't fail often. More likely it's a connection somewhere. Maybe between the battery charging port and the battery or the board and the battery, who knows?

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Even if the problem is small, they can't save your data. Apple actually consider the entire ipad to be a black box. They never repair the ipad hardware, they just give you another one.

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This may be a silly answer but have you tried using a different charger? Perhaps it was the charger that failed (as mine have done so many times) and your iPad is just out of juice. Good luck!

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Hi, am working on a procedure to do just that.

If the Secure Enclave is intact, its possible on some early devices to read it back using a procedure I invented based on https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/new... to guess the key based on inference and use of an SDR without directly accessing it using a directional antenna.

This reduces the complexity to a level that a graphics card array can brute force in about 2 days of processing time.

Note that this is technically feasible but complicated.

Ideally you’d want to get a bitwise copy of the Flash chip as though encrypted it may be recoverable without this procedure depending on how computer technology advances which is why the earlier phones were obsoleted in the first place.

Its also useful if the board is intact as other components (notably the fingerprint scanner) can be used as these have a direct line to the CPU so theoretically dummy data corresponding to the user’s fingerprint can be fed in and used to TEMPEST attack the SE.

Bad battery can be worked around as I discovered.

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