Richard Capuozzo

Q: iPad crashes regularly

After updating OS, iPad crashes regularly. What can I do?

iPad, iOS 4.3.2, after I updated the OS, ipad crashe

Posted on Jun 13, 2011 5:20 AM

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  • by Charlei,

    Charlei Charlei Feb 20, 2012 9:11 AM in response to Philly_Phan
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    Feb 20, 2012 9:11 AM in response to Philly_Phan

    Philly_Phan's post really helped me.  My crash behavior was getting worse and worse to the point I was going to take an angry trip to the Apple store.

     

    I did the system reset.  (Honestly, I had no clue I wasn't completely rebooting my iPad 2 before.)  Applications don't crash.  My browsing is back to normal. (I prefer Dolphin over Safari, but before the reset, it didn't matter.  Both would crash!)  The app store doesn't crash while I'm trying to read about an update.  Plus, all the notes I had recorded before are still there.  It's all good.

  • by Lizzymeow123,

    Lizzymeow123 Lizzymeow123 Feb 20, 2012 10:51 AM in response to Richard Capuozzo
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    Feb 20, 2012 10:51 AM in response to Richard Capuozzo

    That happens with my iPod touch, and iPad too. All you have to do is restart it by clicking the home button and lock button at the same time. Hope this helps!   Lizzymeow123

  • by RickH_Oxford,

    RickH_Oxford RickH_Oxford Mar 4, 2012 11:01 PM in response to Richard Capuozzo
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    Mar 4, 2012 11:01 PM in response to Richard Capuozzo

    Like many people, I am also extremely frustrated at Apple for their apparent ambivalence to this issue. Since moving to IOS5 on my ipad1 I have had to live with intermittent nd frequent crashing on all aps. Not only is this annoying and frustrating it has also meant that I use the iPad alot less. I have followed all the advice one the blogs and nothing works for me. I constantly reset the iPad, I have removed almost every app, taken off all the photos and movies I carried just in case and I have restored the iPad twice. But still the iPad crashes when it feels like it. And it can't be down to rogue apps, the most frequent crashes come in Safari!

     

    I am so pi$$ed at Apple and wonder why they have not either acknowledged the problem or given any indication they plan to fix it.

  • by Tamiblonde,

    Tamiblonde Tamiblonde Mar 5, 2012 8:18 PM in response to Richard Capuozzo
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    Mar 5, 2012 8:18 PM in response to Richard Capuozzo

    This is exactly what my ipad1 has been doing after the IOS5 was installed. I am relieved it isn't just something I am doing and hopefully they can resolve this problem!  It is driving me crazy how often it crashes!

  • by DDHighland,

    DDHighland DDHighland Mar 5, 2012 10:27 PM in response to Tamiblonde
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    Mar 5, 2012 10:27 PM in response to Tamiblonde

    Well...I posted this same information related to crashes a few months ago. I have tried all the tips with no success. It seems to mostly effect iPad 1. Interestingly enough my biggest problem is with Safari, in fact when I opened up the login in screen for this "Apple" forum, it crashed again. Apple if you are reading this please fix your problem. How this is handled will determine what company I buy from in the future.

  • by DDHighland,

    DDHighland DDHighland Mar 7, 2012 7:48 PM in response to DDHighland
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    Mar 7, 2012 7:48 PM in response to DDHighland

    Apparently Apple has been so busy working on the new Ipad that they have totally neglected those of us with the Ipad 1. Well I guess it will make a good paperweight, or my photo ap still works  without crashing, guess I can turn it into a desktop digital photo frame. Nice Apple!

  • by nmiah,

    nmiah nmiah Sep 18, 2012 8:40 AM in response to Richard Capuozzo
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    Sep 18, 2012 8:40 AM in response to Richard Capuozzo

    I've been experiencing the same issues on my iPad 2 (16GB) since I first got it (almost 9 months). Over that period I've noticed that the random crashes tend to happen at a time when apple is about to release the next versions of the OS. Perhaps it has something to do with apples servers becoming busy/overloaded and then somehow interfering with safari (or some other process that uses the internet)?

  • by mbro88,

    mbro88 mbro88 Nov 5, 2012 12:31 AM in response to sreefromames
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    Nov 5, 2012 12:31 AM in response to sreefromames

    We have the 'same' iPads and reading your comments would be like writing my own, so I replied to you instead!

    I am at a loss what to do so am here looking for answers, yet the iPad keeps crashing, even here, which is a double bind as I have to keep signing in. So I concure with the loss of ease of use and it is slowly becoming a worth issuer.

    I was considering updating my pad, yet I am wondering if I should remain a die hard mac man or look a Samsung the swear word. I mean if I am getting PC performance why not get one and save money!

    On the other hand if the care was lavished on that already purchased, like in days past and the OS glid, why change!

    I draw on my pad and when it has crashed during a sketch it is worthy of expletive invention. Certainly it needs sorting out and I hope someone is listerning in the core of the apple world!

    Meanwhile any advise is welcome!

  • by mbro88,

    mbro88 mbro88 Nov 5, 2012 1:14 AM in response to mbro88
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    Nov 5, 2012 1:14 AM in response to mbro88

    Just to add, now having been reading quite a few mails here. There is a calculation called the Monticello Carlo whereby one chucks a load of markers at a square and quarter circle and determines regularity over patern size, ergo sampling.

    See pi.

    The sample I have taken seems to create a patern which has IOS5 continually sighted as the protagonist.

    Given that everyone's pad will work faultlessly without apps on, one suspects some apps will upset the apple cart, yet in the main most will not. There are not enough apps upsetting the cart for it just to be that. Yet IOS5 seems to me to have a certain correlation with the apps already loaded. In as much as they worked better before IOS5.

    Actually the problem could be quite complex, somewhere between the note book and the iPad. A sort of internal dilemma apple has created by keeping both afloat.

    My iPad was being superseded while I left the store with it, and withing two years pad two had appeared at a nominal price diffrence, and so the stone rolls!

     

    Actulally I would like apple to fix this crashing problem without downloading it to me. I have enough downloaded administration from companies without my computer provider doing it as well. While I expect to do a reasonable amount!

     

    I am not sure apple can just leave this to crowd-fixing. They need to get on to and tell us what it is, and fix it.

    My pad one is not reasonably old yet and I am sure I expect at least five to six years out of it as a consumer product!

     

    Just thought I would add these thoughts!

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