Leave the backup for your old iPad alone Mary and do a clean instal of all the apps you want, rather than a restore.
This will keep a lot of rubbish off your iPad and help it perform at it's best.
Your contacts, calendars & other information should be synced with iCloud, so this will all download fine when you login to iCloud.
cjc
n 20 Oct 2017, at 6:10 am, mleek@comcast.net [iPad] <iPad@yahoogroups.com> wrote:I have received a new ipad 9.7 pro. I have an old 2nd gen ipad that I've backed up to icloud. However, I don't really want all of the apps that are currently installed. Should I first delete those that I don't want, then back up again to icloud BEFORE setting up my new ipad?
OR .... can I begin using my new ipad and selectively restore the apps and content I want to save by using some other type of restore? I haven't used my old ipad much for some time but I do want to transfer the photos, music, contacts and my purchased apps, if possible.
my thanks for your suggestions/ advice.
Mary
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