Sidebar Sidebar
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.

iOS 9.3.4 iPad Pro

S

sookainian

macrumors regular
Original poster
Feb 16, 2008
202
18
Singapore
anyone tried updating to the iOS 9.3.4 on their iPad Pro 9.7" or 12.9" ?

any bricking issue ?
 
Last edited:
specialk0449 said:
I agree. Updated my iPad Pro 12.9 and my 9.7 without any issues at all.
Click to expand...

"He agrees!"

f249109f-a0f2-4640-b83d-e6767bad6f16_screenshot.jpg


♫ "boop boop buu buu buu" ♫

return-of-the-jedi-74.png


See OP, nothing to worry about. :)
 
  • Like
Reactions: pat500000
  • Like
Reactions: ABC5S and sjleworthy
I'm not sure what you're worrying about?

Even if this update bricks your device, you have the warranty to back you up.

if you are on 9.3.3, skip it. If on 9.x, go ahead.
 
there goes again screw my life. I just take the jump and update to 9.3.4 today.

and guess what, same **** happened. brick again. iTunes keep showing error and my iPad keep stuck at black screen asking me to connect to iTunes. restore a few times and still does work.

im screwed

:mad:

but my iPhone 6s+ update smoothly
 
Are you updating through Itunes or just through the IPad Pro? I did the update with no problems, and I always just update through the Ipad Pro itself. I hate using Itunes unless I absolutely have to for something.
 
  • Like
Reactions: ABC5S
Andy847 said:
Are you updating through Itunes or just through the IPad Pro? I did the update with no problems, and I always just update through the Ipad Pro itself. I hate using Itunes unless I absolutely have to for something.
Click to expand...

Just now before I update my iPad Pro, I update my iPhone 6s+ to make sure it's working perfectly. Then I took the jump to update my iPad straight after my iPhone success. But dam piss when my iPad fail updating.


I just had a 1 hour long phone conversion plus screen sharing with Apple support and finally my iPad is working again. But I've to restore all my backup which is very time consuming....

I've no idea what's worng with the update. Is it a hardware or software issue. I've been getting this updating problem since 9.3.2, 9.3.3 and now 9.3.4.

All my update was done using iTunes (latest version). I've never tried over-the-air update yet for all my devices.
 
sookainian said:
Just now before I update my iPad Pro, I update my iPhone 6s+ to make sure it's working perfectly. Then I took the jump to update my iPad straight after my iPhone success. But dam piss when my iPad fail updating.


I just had a 1 hour long phone conversion plus screen sharing with Apple support and finally my iPad is working again. But I've to restore all my backup which is very time consuming....

I've no idea what's worng with the update. Is it a hardware or software issue. I've been getting this updating problem since 9.3.2, 9.3.3 and now 9.3.4.

All my update was done using iTunes (latest version). I've never tried over-the-air update yet for all my devices.
Click to expand...

Something is wrong with your device or the apps on it.

NEVER had a bricking issue when updating my iPhones or both iPad Pro units. Always do it without iTunes and just took a few minutes as it was a minor update.
 
  • Like
Reactions: ABC5S
sookainian said:
All my update was done using iTunes (latest version). I've never tried over-the-air update yet for all my devices.
Click to expand...

Have you considered that the problem might be with your iTunes installation and/or computer?
Three errors over three upgrades seem a bit too much of a trend.
 
  • Like
Reactions: ABC5S and SDColorado
sookainian said:
Cant be iTunes issue right since my iPhone 6S+ update without any issue
Click to expand...

I sincerely hope you find a solution with Apple.

By the way, this is obviously not going to help you, but I should point out just for the record that I too have updated my 9.7" pro without problems.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.
Top Bottom
Back