
As you all know, since Dec. 2019, COVID-19 has become a global pandemic. In order to reduce the transmission speed of this new coronavirus disease and decrease the number of infections, governments worldwide are asserting stronger control over staff turnover and urging everyone not to go out to avoid infection.
But what to do if your iPad shows battery with red line during the outbreak of COVID-19? Maybe for you, there is nothing worse than that. Even so, still not to worry. You are not alone. Many users run into the problem during the time. For this, the article expressly 4 simple and efficient methods for you to get out of this mess at home.
- Method 1: Charge the iPad with Original Charger
- Method 2: Force Restart the iPad
- Method 3: Use Joyoshare UltFix without Data Loss
- Method 4: Back up and Restore the iPad
Part 1. Try Charging the iPad
In general, that iPad shows battery with red line is because the battery is wearing out. In the face of this case, just use Apple original charger and USB cable to connect your iPad with power supply to charge it. Do remember make use of original charger and plug into a wall outlet rather than the computer port to charge the iPad. Otherwise, you probably see the red line on the battery flicker 3 times and then the iPad is turned off when start charging. After charging it at least 1 hour, try rebooting the iPad. In case of a failure of restarting, take the following methods to figure out the issue.
Part 2. Force Reboot the iPad
Charging the iPad gives no result? So then, chances are that app bugs or software glitches contribute to the event that iPad shows battery with red line. Yet the simplest way to deal with this case is to force restart the iPad. Doing so will force all running app to quit as well as flush out glitches on the iPad. If all goes well, such a trivial trick can help you out.
How to force reboot iPad:
iPad with the Home button: Hold down the "Home" and "Power" buttons at the same time until the Apple logo appears on the screen.
iPad without the Home button: Quickly press and release the "Volume Up" button and then repeat the operation with the "Volume Down" button. Next, press and hold the "Power" button until you see the Apple logo on the iPad screen.

Part 3. Repair with Zero Data Loss
In case charging or force rebooting the iPad is like water off of a duck's back, try a professional method to fix iPad shows battery with red line. That's to make use of Joyoshare UltFix. It is an expert in repairing system issues on iOS devices and Apple TVs. Besides promising to settle iOS problems with 100% success rate, it as well offers a cost-free service, with which you can usher your iPad to or out of recovery mode.
What's more, Joyoshare UltFix produces 2 repairing modes to solve problems at all levels of difficulty. Whatever it is your iPad battery red line, iPad charging slowly or iPad is disabled connect to iTunes, it can handily handle. Work with it, you will enjoy an intuitive and clean interface. Even without any technical assistance, you are able to manage it.
Key Features of Joyoshare UltFix iOS System Recovery:- Troubleshoot over 30 kinds of system issues at ease
- Promise to fix iPad battery red line without damaging any data
- Guide each supported device into/out of recovery mode for no fee
- Compatible with nearly all iOS devices (iOS 13 supported) and Apple TVs





Part 4. Restore the iPad after Backing up
The last measure that you could take to troubleshoot iPad shows battery with red line at home is by restoring your iPad with iTunes. Restoration will bring your iPad back to the factory settings, thereby finishing off some failures leading to such a situation. However, it also means all data on your iPad is being gone. As a result, do back up iPad prior to acting.

Step 1: Make sure iTunes on your computer is up to data. Start by running iTunes (For Windows users: double-click iTunes icon; for Mac users: open "Finder"). Next, plug the iPad to the computer via the lightning USB;
Step 2: Click the iPad icon and then to "Back Up Now" in the right panel if you don't have a backup;
Step 3: After backing up, tap on "Restore iPad..." to fix your iPad showing big battery with red line issue;
Step 4: Once completed, don't be so quick to unplug the USB cable. You should check if the iPad returns to normal. If so, please touch "Restore Backup..." to get all erased data back to your iPad.
Note: In case iTunes can't detect your iPad, try setting the iPad into recovery mode and restoring it with iTunes.