Problems After update to iOS 8 on ipad 2

The only hope is that 8.1.1 does indeed fix these issues.

slideshowuser689 wrote:

After update I an unable to watch a side show, it shuts down after a short time.

A specific issue or problem you have will get lost in a larger thread and you won't get the exposure on the main forum. What you need to do is to go to the main forum page for iPad, then "title" the question with an abbreviated headline which is appropriate for the described problem, then on the main entry page describe the problem in detail and give the particulars for your device and any other relevant details for the problem.

Doing it that way then gets you the exposure for your specific problem and gets other users engaging you just for that ... and hopefully you'll find a user here who may provide you with a good answer.

Go to this page ...

Using iPad

Now I'm really confused and offended. I had posted a link to pretty much the same article about them working on an 8.1.1 to address these very real issues we are all having on our iPad 2 and you removed it. I posted this to give us some hope that Apple is working on it and you removed it. And if it's a "Terms of Use Agreement" issue save me some time and copy and paste the part where I was not in line.

Scooter16 wrote:

Now I'm really confused and offended. I had posted a link to pretty much the same article about them working on an 8.1.1 to address these very real issues we are all having on our iPad 2 and you removed it.

You are definitely confused ... because I am an iPad user just like you are and users cannot remove posts here. However "moderators" can as that's their job to maintain the Terms of Use here.

As far as being offended ... I wouldn't be ... and I've had a few of my own posts removed by the moderators, too ... :-) ...

That's my hope too Jwp721. If not, you will have to try a complete restore if you haven't already. What I have learned from this whole process is NOT to install new versions of the iOs until a few weeks after its release and after I've had a chance to evaluate the general public opinion. iOs7 should have taught me that being an early adopter is not always a good thing!!

And who is moderating moderators? To whom we can complain about them being offensive or off topic?

About iOS8 on ipad 2, to be honest, I have noticed already a performance drop when going from iOS6 -> iOS7 on ipad 2. So logic told me that iOS8 will be even worse. I guess many people did not realize how bad it can be so in these cases Apple should allow people do downgrade. That would be easy solution.

Right? Everyone will be happy here I am sure.

Downgrading of iOS has never been supported by Apple. And if you wish to make complaints or report posts, then you first need to gain enough points by givibg enough helpful feedback to other users here.

🙂

Pete

Hi Software upgrade just been seeded 8.1.1 to help older iPhones/iPads Should be out in a week or so. Cheers Brian

Thanks, but let's not speculate this will help until we see it.

daniel8411 wrote:

And who is moderating moderators? To whom we can complain about them being offensive or off topic?

In the Terms of Use given for this forum, they have a place you can write ... :-) ...

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Hello. Maybe this has been already covered on this thread, but I didn't quite get it.

how do you 'reduce movement and transparency' ?

and what does that mean?

It's in Settings-->General-->Accesibility-->Reduce Motion ...

I have two iPad 2s and they both were almost unusable after upgrading to iOS 8. Upgrading to iOS 8.1 did not help either. I did a full erase and restore through iTunes but that did not resolve the problems.

After a rather long visit to the local Genius Bar and some evaluation of the error messages within the diagnostic section of the OS, it was determined that there was either an app or some data that became corrupted and was causing all of the issues. Their suggestion was to do a full reset of the iPad through iTunes but this time, set it up as a new unit, and then reinstall the apps I wanted directly from the app store.

I have now done that on both iPads and both are back to running smoothly. While they are a little slower than prior OS versions we need to remember that we are using the lowest powered hardware that is supported by the OS. But they are definitely usable. As an added bonus, there were a lot of apps I never used and decided not to reinstall at this time so I have gained a lot of extra space on the iPads.

I would suggest doing the restore and see how it works. Hope this helps.

Regards,

David

THankyou star traveler.

to David S, i will try what you posted. Thanks

Been there and did all that. Numerous times. So now you have an iPad with no apps on it? Did you add any apps back? How do you determine which apps were corrupt and causing the problems? What good is my iPad if I can't hsve my apps on it?