How to restore aps under microphone in iPad air

Use iTunes to restore your iPhone iPad or iPod to factory settings

How to Restore iPad Without iTunes

Restore it to the correct account

Try restoring it to factory settings. Use this link for more details:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201252

If you have previously backed up your iPad to your computer, you can reset the iPad and then restore it from your previous backup. If you don't have a previous backup, you will have to just restore the iPad to factory condition.

If you have previously backed up your iPad, you can

• connect your iPad to your computer,
• open iTunes
• select your iPad
• in the Summary screen, press the "Restore Backup" button

After several minutes, your backup will be complete and your previous data restored.

If you did not back up your iPad previously (either to iCloud or to your computer), you won't be able to restore your old data. Also, be careful not to backup your new iPad until you have restored the old backup (in the Backups section of the Summary of your iPad in iTunes, it notes when your last backup occurred).

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Update your iOS to 7, then be aware that iOS 7 now requires applications to specifically request access to the microphone, and a new "Microphone" section under the Privacy controls allow users to view a list of those apps that have requested access and toggle the access on and off for each app, similar to how other the other privacy options work.

Go to Settings - General - restrictions, and make sure Installing Apps is set to On.

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For the iPad a full restore is only possible with connecting the device to iTunes on a computer.
- Plug it into your computer and open up itunes under devices click on your ipad and then click on restore.

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Corrupted software

It isn't often that Apple gives specific directions about how to fix your problem! Restoring the iPad will erase everything on it, so make sure everything on the iPad is stored elsewhere prior to restoring. To restore, connect your iPad to a computer with the latest version of iTunes installed. When your iPad appears under the devices menu, click the restore option under the summary tab. If you haven't backed up your data already, choose the back up option from the pop up window. Click the restore button to restore your Touch to factory spec.

Bad logic board

If attempting to restore the iPad and diagnosing does not fix the problem, the issue is probably the logic board.