If you want to reset your iPad to its factory settings, there are two primary methods you can use:

1. Reset from the Settings Menu:

a. Open the “Settings” app on your iPad.

b. Tap on your name at the top of the Settings menu.

c. Scroll down and tap on “Reset.”

d. Choose “Erase All Content and Settings.”

e. Enter your passcode if prompted, and confirm your selection.

f. Your iPad will begin the reset process, and once it’s complete, it will restart with the initial setup screen.

2. Reset using iTunes on a Computer:

a. Ensure you have the latest version of iTunes installed on your computer.

b. Connect your iPad to the computer using a Lightning cable.

c. Open iTunes on your computer.

d. Select your iPad icon in the iTunes interface.

e. In the “Summary” tab, click on “Restore iPad.”

f. Confirm your decision to erase and restore your iPad.

g. iTunes will proceed to erase your iPad and install the latest iOS version. Once finished, your iPad will restart with the initial setup screen.

Please note that resetting your iPad will erase all data, settings, and content on the device. Make sure to create a backup of your important data before performing a reset. Once the reset is complete, you will need to go through the initial setup process, including signing in with your Apple ID, connecting to Wi-Fi, and configuring settings again.