MDePew24 macrumors 6502 Original poster May 30, 2018 #1 When I go to update my HomePod to 11.4, it says that 11.3 is up to date. I’m home is updated already. Thoughts?
When I go to update my HomePod to 11.4, it says that 11.3 is up to date. I’m home is updated already. Thoughts?
M MacBird macrumors 65816 May 30, 2018 #2 Restart the Home app or restart the phone and then try again. I had to try a couple of times before it worked. Reactions: Buerkletucson
Restart the Home app or restart the phone and then try again. I had to try a couple of times before it worked.
Buerkletucson macrumors 6502a May 30, 2018 #3 MacBird said: Restart the Home app or restart the phone and then try again. I had to try a couple of times before it worked. Click to expand... Same here....had to close then restart the Home App for the new update to appear. Be aware it may take a while to download and update..... One off my Homepods finished in about 10-minutes.......the other took about 30-minutes.
MacBird said: Restart the Home app or restart the phone and then try again. I had to try a couple of times before it worked. Click to expand... Same here....had to close then restart the Home App for the new update to appear. Be aware it may take a while to download and update..... One off my Homepods finished in about 10-minutes.......the other took about 30-minutes.
MDePew24 macrumors 6502 Original poster May 30, 2018 #4 I’ve done that a few times and no luck. I’ll keep waiting. I don’t have another one for stereo anyway. Attachments DFDAD835-0459-4525-96D2-76E414DB866B.png 236.1 KB · Views: 165
I’ve done that a few times and no luck. I’ll keep waiting. I don’t have another one for stereo anyway.
The Game 161 macrumors Nehalem May 30, 2018 #5 MDePew24 said: I’ve done that a few times and no luck. I’ll keep waiting. I don’t have another one for stereo anyway. Click to expand... where it says switch off automatically click off then click on again and it should come up
MDePew24 said: I’ve done that a few times and no luck. I’ll keep waiting. I don’t have another one for stereo anyway. Click to expand... where it says switch off automatically click off then click on again and it should come up
Hendo999 macrumors regular May 31, 2018 #6 iPhone have to run 11.4. Then you will be able to update homepod to 11.4
MDePew24 macrumors 6502 Original poster Jun 1, 2018 #7 The Game 161 said: where it says switch off automatically click off then click on again and it should come up Click to expand... Tried that several times. Still nothing. Lol [doublepost=1527906266][/doublepost] Hendo999 said: iPhone have to run 11.4. Then you will be able to update homepod to 11.4 Click to expand... iPhone was updated to 11.4 the day it was released unfortunately.
The Game 161 said: where it says switch off automatically click off then click on again and it should come up Click to expand... Tried that several times. Still nothing. Lol [doublepost=1527906266][/doublepost] Hendo999 said: iPhone have to run 11.4. Then you will be able to update homepod to 11.4 Click to expand... iPhone was updated to 11.4 the day it was released unfortunately.
Solver macrumors 65816 Jun 1, 2018 #8 MDePew24 said: Tried that several times. Still nothing. Lol [doublepost=1527906266][/doublepost] iPhone was updated to 11.4 the day it was released unfortunately. Click to expand... Do you have any “Profiles” under general settings? A wrong profile installed for HomePod could confuse the updater.
MDePew24 said: Tried that several times. Still nothing. Lol [doublepost=1527906266][/doublepost] iPhone was updated to 11.4 the day it was released unfortunately. Click to expand... Do you have any “Profiles” under general settings? A wrong profile installed for HomePod could confuse the updater.
MDePew24 macrumors 6502 Original poster Jun 7, 2018 #9 Solver said: Do you have any “Profiles” under general settings? A wrong profile installed for HomePod could confuse the updater. Click to expand... It finally showed up the other day so I was able to update. Thanks for all of the suggestions everyone!
Solver said: Do you have any “Profiles” under general settings? A wrong profile installed for HomePod could confuse the updater. Click to expand... It finally showed up the other day so I was able to update. Thanks for all of the suggestions everyone!