IOS 9.3.2 update bricking 9.7 iPad pro's

[Lyfer]

iPad kept asking me to install this morning. Good thing I googled the update before installing (wife has iPad Pro 9.7 as well). Apparently the only resolution is for an instore replacement.

http://9to5mac.com/2016/05/20/apple...ports-of-bricked-devices-with-error-56-issue/

 

[secretanchitman]

Installed 9.3.2 over the air and surprisingly had no issues. Sucks for everyone else though!

 

[Rakehellion]

It bricked my iPad Mini 3.

 

[Rakehellion]

It bricked my iPad Mini 3.

Update: I connected my iPad to iTunes and tried to update like 20 times and it finally worked.

 

[Beer4Me]

Installed fine on my wife's Air 1 and my Air 2. :shrug;

 

[sweenish]

I think this was the version that just went on my wife's ancient iPod Touch. Got lucky, it seems.

And people still holding Apple above other companies is hilarious to me. I mean, try telling those people that it just works. And in my city, there is no Apple Store. That'd be a kick in the pants.

 

[KeithP]

Installed 9.3.2 over the air and surprisingly had no issues.

Given that issue only seems to be affecting a small number of users it really isn't surprising you had no issues.

-KeithP

 

[dawks]

I kept ignoring the 9.3.2 update for the last several days, today I deleted it from my iPad Pro 9.7" and now a check for update says there is none available. Apple must still have the update offline for Q&A.

 

[MustISO]

Yeah, they pulled it for the iPad pro models. Haven't heard of issues with other iPad models but haven't looked that hard.

 

[Oyeve]

Did my pro a coupla weeks ago, no issues.

 

[Blackjack200]

I think this was the version that just went on my wife's ancient iPod Touch. Got lucky, it seems.

And people still holding Apple above other companies is hilarious to me. I mean, try telling those people that it just works. And in my city, there is no Apple Store. That'd be a kick in the pants.

Apple generally does work more easily than it's competitors. That doesn't mean it's perfect.

Updated my 1st gen iPP 12.9 with no problem.

 

[sweenish]

Apple generally does work more easily than it's competitors. That doesn't mean it's perfect.

Updated my 1st gen iPP 12.9 with no problem.

What you said and what I said are two different things. Simplicity and "it just works" overlap a bit, but what I'm talking about is obviously not the overlap.