iTunes Error 11222
So yesterday I decided to update my original iPhone from 3.0 to 3.1.3, I did a complete restore and after the process had finished iTunes showed and error of 11222.
I called Apple and the first two reps had no clue except to tell me to uninstall all Apple software and to reinstall it. Didn’t work.
I then attempted to do the same on another computer, same error.
I started at 12 Noon CST 6-20-10; it’s now 11AM CST 6-21 and still the same error.
*FINAL NOTE* Yesterday I was able to speak with a person higher than your average rep, who explained to me that this is a new problem as of 6-20-10 and that Apple is unsure if it is a problem on Apple or AT&T. They did explain they do know about the issue and are working to resolve the issue. I did create a case and they are to call me back when the issue is resolved. Stay updated here as I will post anything I find out.
*For those who think this is a conspiracy to get original users to upgrade. That would be against the law for Apple to do such. In most states it would fall under a deprivation of property law. Apple can and has although stopped producing updates for the original iPhone and that is perfectly legal.
I called Apple and the first two reps had no clue except to tell me to uninstall all Apple software and to reinstall it. Didn’t work.
I then attempted to do the same on another computer, same error.
I started at 12 Noon CST 6-20-10; it’s now 11AM CST 6-21 and still the same error.
*FINAL NOTE* Yesterday I was able to speak with a person higher than your average rep, who explained to me that this is a new problem as of 6-20-10 and that Apple is unsure if it is a problem on Apple or AT&T. They did explain they do know about the issue and are working to resolve the issue. I did create a case and they are to call me back when the issue is resolved. Stay updated here as I will post anything I find out.
*For those who think this is a conspiracy to get original users to upgrade. That would be against the law for Apple to do such. In most states it would fall under a deprivation of property law. Apple can and has although stopped producing updates for the original iPhone and that is perfectly legal.
PC, Windows XP
