BigDO macrumors 65816 Original poster Dec 9, 2012 1,356 2,140 Apr 5, 2020 #1 I have to use one while I source a Pro (decide which one I want to go with). It’s running the latest 12.4.6 iOS . It’s painfully slow, barely usable. Is there anything I can do to speed it up? Downgrade iOS perhaps?
I have to use one while I source a Pro (decide which one I want to go with). It’s running the latest 12.4.6 iOS . It’s painfully slow, barely usable. Is there anything I can do to speed it up? Downgrade iOS perhaps?
AutomaticApple Suspended Nov 28, 2018 7,401 3,378 Massachusetts Apr 5, 2020 #2 BigDO said: It’s painfully slow, barely usable. Is there anything I can do to speed it up? Downgrade iOS perhaps? Click to expand... Have you considered selling your iPad mini 2 to buy an iPad mini 4?
BigDO said: It’s painfully slow, barely usable. Is there anything I can do to speed it up? Downgrade iOS perhaps? Click to expand... Have you considered selling your iPad mini 2 to buy an iPad mini 4?
BigDO macrumors 65816 Original poster Dec 9, 2012 1,356 2,140 Apr 5, 2020 #3 AutomaticApple said: Have you considered selling your iPad mini 2 to buy an iPad mini 4? Click to expand... Haha no really, as the mini is not my preferred size. I need a Pro, trying to decide between a 11 and 12.9.
AutomaticApple said: Have you considered selling your iPad mini 2 to buy an iPad mini 4? Click to expand... Haha no really, as the mini is not my preferred size. I need a Pro, trying to decide between a 11 and 12.9.
D Digitalguy macrumors 601 Apr 15, 2019 4,679 4,513 Apr 5, 2020 #4 here are some tips https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/ipad/speed-ipad-3632709/ But don't expect miracles, I have the mini 2 and it's not going to become fast... It takes patience... It's just temporary after all...
here are some tips https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/ipad/speed-ipad-3632709/ But don't expect miracles, I have the mini 2 and it's not going to become fast... It takes patience... It's just temporary after all...
Gathomblipoob macrumors 603 Mar 18, 2009 6,142 6,681 Apr 5, 2020 #5 BigDO said: I have to use one while I source a Pro (decide which one I want to go with). It’s running the latest 12.4.6 iOS . It’s painfully slow, barely usable. Is there anything I can do to speed it up? Downgrade iOS perhaps? Click to expand... Can't downgrade the iOS version, unfortunately. I think it's either 12.4.6. or 12.4.4.
BigDO said: I have to use one while I source a Pro (decide which one I want to go with). It’s running the latest 12.4.6 iOS . It’s painfully slow, barely usable. Is there anything I can do to speed it up? Downgrade iOS perhaps? Click to expand... Can't downgrade the iOS version, unfortunately. I think it's either 12.4.6. or 12.4.4.
D Digitalguy macrumors 601 Apr 15, 2019 4,679 4,513 Apr 5, 2020 #6 Gathomblipoob said: Can't downgrade the iOS version, unfortunately. I think it's either 12.4.6. or 12.4.4. Click to expand... and even if you could downgrade to what? mine is on IOS 10 and IOS 12 is even slightly faster... you should go at least to IOS 8 to get any improvement in speed... but then a lot of apps would not work...
Gathomblipoob said: Can't downgrade the iOS version, unfortunately. I think it's either 12.4.6. or 12.4.4. Click to expand... and even if you could downgrade to what? mine is on IOS 10 and IOS 12 is even slightly faster... you should go at least to IOS 8 to get any improvement in speed... but then a lot of apps would not work...