How can I update my software
how can I update my software
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how can I update my software
Hello,
There are different ways to ensure the highest iOS that your device will support is installed on your device.
Any equipment currently running iOS 12.5.7 can't be updated to anything higher.
An iPhone 5S, 6, or 6plus, will only update to iOS 12.5.7
iPhones 6S through 7, and SE(gen. 1), will currently update to iOS 15.7.8
An iPhone 8 or later will only update to the latest iOS, 16.6
This support article has instructions about updating an iPhone or iPad wirelessly --> Update your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support Read the article for recommended criteria for being able to use wireless updating.
You can also use Mac and PC computers to update system software --> Update iOS on iPhone - Apple Support
If you want a video about doing this, follow this link —> https://www.youtube.com/watch/1FcE86kwODQ
When updating, your device will update to the highest version currently available that it will support, or it will just say it is up to date (and can't go any higher) and won't install anything. If you want to run a higher system version than your current device is capable of running, you need to buy a newer device.
Note that New Rapid Security Responses are delivered only beginning with iOS 16.4.1 ( About Rapid Security Responses for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS - Apple Support )
For a list of equipment supporting iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 (and the current 16.5), read this article --> iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 are compatible with these devices - Apple Support
For updating app software on a mobile device, follow this flow: App Store app > Updates, or select your icon in the upper right corner > click update all or scroll down past the first screen to select individual apps.
Hello,
There are different ways to ensure the highest iOS that your device will support is installed on your device.
Any equipment currently running iOS 12.5.7 can't be updated to anything higher.
An iPhone 5S, 6, or 6plus, will only update to iOS 12.5.7
iPhones 6S through 7, and SE(gen. 1), will currently update to iOS 15.7.8
An iPhone 8 or later will only update to the latest iOS, 16.6
This support article has instructions about updating an iPhone or iPad wirelessly --> Update your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support Read the article for recommended criteria for being able to use wireless updating.
You can also use Mac and PC computers to update system software --> Update iOS on iPhone - Apple Support
If you want a video about doing this, follow this link —> https://www.youtube.com/watch/1FcE86kwODQ
When updating, your device will update to the highest version currently available that it will support, or it will just say it is up to date (and can't go any higher) and won't install anything. If you want to run a higher system version than your current device is capable of running, you need to buy a newer device.
Note that New Rapid Security Responses are delivered only beginning with iOS 16.4.1 ( About Rapid Security Responses for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS - Apple Support )
For a list of equipment supporting iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 (and the current 16.5), read this article --> iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 are compatible with these devices - Apple Support
For updating app software on a mobile device, follow this flow: App Store app > Updates, or select your icon in the upper right corner > click update all or scroll down past the first screen to select individual apps.
abdulkareem258 Said:
"How can I update my software"
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Please Provide More:
What's your iPhone model? What are you looking to update to? Without that being provided, read the following...
Updating an iPhone to iOS16:
Update Using a Computer:
What to Update: Installed apps and the iOS.
How to do so...
A. Verify Compatibility:
Identify your iPhone model. The first thing that comes to mind in incompatibility being the culprit. So, confirm the model of your iPhone. If iPhone model is incompatible with iOS 16, then it is because you iPhone does not meet the hardware requirements for this iOS version(s).
B. If Compatible...
1. Back Up First:
IMPORTANT: If you have an option to update, however, then be certain you backup your iPhone first. That way, you will have something to restore your iPhone from should anything go wrong with the update
then...
2. Proceed with the Update:
How can I update my software