Would be nice to run that one on them... but they will just tell you to: a. get bent. b. take it to the Apple Store.
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Apple Outlines Fix for Unresponsive 'Slide to Upgrade' Screen on iOS 9
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Would be nice to run that one on them... but they will just tell you to: a. get bent. b. take it to the Apple Store.
iOS 9.0 even carries beta bugs into this formal software, I guess.
I end up testing iOS 9.1 rather than using iOS 9.0, because, "news" app is even still not available for Australian users.
I'm just having issues with my notes where im not able to use it. When I updated my kids iPhone on the note app it shows the + sign to use the upgrades. But on my iPhone 6 it's not showing the + to switch from the new tools on mine!!
My wife 5c was stuck on that screen, very frustrating, no matter what I did it would become non responsive when I got that screen after multiple hard resets since my phone wasn't set up. I ended up taking it to the Apple Store today and they cleared it in 5mins.
To everyone having this issue just save yourself the hassle and make an appointment with apple (if you have one close). I was in and out on my lunch break.
I think I'll wait to update my 6+ when 9.1 come out.
To everyone having this issue just save yourself the hassle and make an appointment with apple (if you have one close). I was in and out on my lunch break.
I think I'll wait to update my 6+ when 9.1 come out.
Certainly not my case at all. We have 3 people in our office with 9 devices total and the devices are maintained meticulously. Every single device we updated is now basically useless. We're in the process of downgrading everything to 8.4.1. As I type I'm on the phone with Apple support and the lady I'm speaking to told me she has taken countless calls today on this issue and that the "senior technicians" may have a solution tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon. They took my phone number and are giving me a follow-up call. Let's hope this is the case as this is certainly a horrible introduction to iOS9.
Clearly you're a far superior human being that you're able to accomplish such feats of Apple upgrade greatness.
When are you expecting Apple's spaceship to whisk you away because you're way too good for earth?
Ok if you are having this issue do this: this is what Apple Genius Bar did to fix my no responsive screen.
- Force it in to recovery mode. This is the last of the last resorts before you contact Apple for help. Turn your phone off and leave it for about 20 seconds before connecting it to a computer via USB while holding down the Home button .
We need more guinea pigs.
Keep up the good work, fellows.
Keep up the good work, fellows.
I would say I am lucky because I upgrade iOS 9.0 through iTunes, not over the air. (Basically because I run iOS 9.1 beta before upgrading to iOS 9.0)
I don't have this issue. However, I would need to upgrade iOS through iTunes every time I want to upgrade, cause other than updating beta, something would happen when making over the air update. Ok. This is originally my guess. But from those reports, I believe this is not the first time, and not the last time seeing such.
I don't have this issue. However, I would need to upgrade iOS through iTunes every time I want to upgrade, cause other than updating beta, something would happen when making over the air update. Ok. This is originally my guess. But from those reports, I believe this is not the first time, and not the last time seeing such.
I have used iTunes to upgrade my iPhone 5C. Plugged it in, backed it up, restored it vs upgraded, then put the stuff back from the backup. No issues.
It's probably a good idea to give the devices a clean install (vs over the air) for any major new iOS release, as the system is getting more & more complex. Remember installing Windows, anybody? A very different system, yet very similar principles: clean installs & putting the stuff back from a backup always worked better.
It's probably a good idea to give the devices a clean install (vs over the air) for any major new iOS release, as the system is getting more & more complex. Remember installing Windows, anybody?
A very different system, yet very similar principles: clean installs & putting the stuff back from a backup always worked better.
Nice, that's template 13 from the "Be an Apple blogger starter pack"?
Interesting. That you're all in the same general location leads me to believe it's a problem with the CDN, but if there was some kind of corruption that should have shown up during signature validation - unless the reason you can't slide-to-unlock is because the signature validation failed and the code can't handle that failure at that point in time.
That should be relatively easy to eliminate with enough data points.
frankly, I should haver never ever tried to update. apple, you ruined my ipad. you are not any better than windows, you became the same pathetic loser company. let's clarify sth: it is not my task to waste my time trying to fix this apple ****, I am a user, not a technician, and I am not even interested in researching for hours to get a solution. You know what? ........ (imagine all kinds of swearwords) Thank you for this white screen that I cannot get rid of.
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Apple has published a new support document on its website that outlines a fix for users experiencing an unresponsive "Slide to Upgrade" screen after updating to iOS 9 (via iPhoneHacks).![iphone6-ios-setup-hello-250x395.jpg]()
The issue has affected a growing number of users on the Apple Support Communities, MacRumors discussion forum and social media.
Apple recommends restoring your device from an iTunes backup to resolve the problem.Apple released iOS 9 on Wednesday for iPhone 4s or later, iPad 2 or later and the fifth-generation iPod touch or later.
Article Link: Apple Outlines Fix for Unresponsive 'Slide to Upgrade' Screen on iOS 9
There are various sub model's (for example the at&t version of the 6S is different to the sim free one).Also people will have different apps installed and be coming from slightly different configurations and previous iOS version. They have a much easier job than say Samsung but not entirely straight forward.
All 8 of our devices were updated at home with no issues. 4 iPhones and 4 iPads. Had another 20 or so iPhones updated at the office through the week. All done OTA.
It should say "With such huge whiner base". Constant incessant whining.
Thought iTunes 12 was available for is x 10.7.5? Ah, just checked, looks like 12.3 dropped support for Lion.
Thankfully I did not experience this on both my iPhone and iPad, during beta and stable or 9.1
phew.
phew.
Well, i've reported 6 bugs, with detailed steps to reproduce them and screenshots. Got 0 responses. Only one was fixed. -.-
Makes one wonder if they read bug reports at all
No problem with my 5s, 6 plus or both iPad Air's. I did do a compete reset once the 9 was installed on all products.
You amaze me too my friend.I have a perfectly working iPad, then I press on the update button. And it turns my iPad into a brick. Yes, according to you, it is my fault.
And yes, I have a backup. It just won't start when I restore. Sorry, it is my fault. I am a user, not a technician. This is not my task.