Users are shown an "Error 56" message that instructs them to plug their devices into iTunes, according to MacRumors.
Surf Monkey: "Bricked my iPad Pro 9.7 inch. Be careful." NewtypeCJ: Mine is bricked. Says it needs to be plugged into iTunes, won't restore or update, just a big loop. Fantastic. :\ dwmreg: My iPad Pro 9.7" is definitely screwed up now! ... Apple definitely sucks. My device is bricked and I cannot get my iPad Pro in the store and to a Genius Bar appt. until Wednesday afternoon!
Let us know if you've experienced any issues with updating your iPad Pro. We'd suggest trying a DFU mode restore for those who have run into problems.
I encountered error 4005 on my iPad2 during update from my PC running iTunes.
I rebooted the PC and also the iPad, and was successful in getting past the "connect to iTunes" message.
Does it affect the iPad Air 2? I'm afraid to update that one. My iPhone insolence of for the crashing parts where the apps just suddenly crash and close on their own. Whatever.
Since 9.3.2 was supposed to fix some issue with BT I decided to load it. Since then I get frequent messages about entering a region with Null iBeacon.
Anyone else suffering the same?
Tim Cook has been at this for 5 years, Apple still growing strong, and now you think you can just flat out claim that over one tiny flaw update when people are able to downgrade currently!?
It doesn't brink the IPad pro. the files are large and it takes bit longer than usual to install the files. During the second stages of installing, it will look like it's just sitting there but it's really installing the files. If you shut it off because you panic, then you will brick it. You will brick anything you stop half way into installing anything.
True, but we must admit that it seems like every single software upgrade over the last couple months has some sort of issue. Maybe prior to Steve's death, everybody was just so scared to disappoint him that they got it right. Opinions?
Dude, seriously? I understand your devoted love and blind faith for apple. But this is no way justified. Whether someone can restore back to 9.3.1 or not is besides the question. A user after draining 500 +$ on a device shouldnt have to go through the pain of bricking it and trying to restore it back to 9.3.1. You understand that simple fact dont you? Besides, not everyone maybe brave enough to do it or even understand what is DFU mode and how to get in and out of it.