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Problems After update to iOS 8 on ipad 2

Hello community,


please pay attention when you update your iPad 2 from iOS 7 to 8. The whole useability of my iPad broke down and their are many problems using my iPad now. Everthing is really slow and I always need a restart to connect to my service provider with 3G. The following problems occurred on my iPad:

  • Safari is working realy slow and sometimes brake down
  • mail is also realy slow and most of the functions sometimes don't work or hang
  • 3G connection fails anytime you switch on the iPad and needs a restart


TO Apple:

please improve this version of iOS and submit your update asap, otherwise my iPad is not usable anymore and lose me as a customer.


thx.

iPad 2, iOS 8

Posted on Sep 24, 2014 7:33 AM

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Posted on Sep 24, 2014 2:30 PM

SSimilar issues using wifi as far as not connecting to servers. Crashing apps this update is an unmitigated disaster and another example of poor quality control which was something they used to excel at

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Nov 9, 2014 5:55 AM in response to LinMat

Just chipping my 2c in.

I had all the problems on my ipad2 and at last bit the bullet and made a restore as new iPad in recovery mode. A real pain, but most of the problems have now gone, but slowly the y are creeping back. Gestures doesn't work in Mail, Digg and Twitter ( pinching)

Sometimes It freezes again in Mail and Safari, but overall performance is better.

Maybe off topic, but I could use a tool like Onyx or similar maintenance app to clean my ipad2, or any iPad or iPhone for that matter. I find Apple has taken a little too much control of my devices, but I can appreciate Apple not wanting users to screw up the software ;o)

It took hours for me to restore the iPad and find old passwords etc for apps.


BTW, I got rid of a load of apps I haven't used for ages, so an opportunity to clean up your iPad ;o)

Nov 9, 2014 10:34 AM in response to daniel8411

daniel8411 wrote:


Where do you take this data from? My impression is most of the users that upgraded have some issues, hence this discussion here is ongoing.


Here's what I posted about that on another thread ...


Star Traveler wrote:


You know the issue is barely a "blip on the radar" when you can't even find any significant number of news articles about the problem. I can't find any kind of "press coverage" about any kind of major problem with the installed user base for iOS 8. I've seen a spot article here and there ... but as far as a "real issue" is concerned and a large number of press articles shouting about the "big problem" ... there's NOTHING!


It's hard to gather statistics on NOTHING ... :-) ...


It's like I said above in another post ...


"The number of users who have problems with iOS 8 are so minimally small, they don't even "rate" a percentage of anything in the tech news. As far as the tech news is concerned, overall for the iOS community, these people don't even exist. It's difficult to get percentages from tech news articles when these users "don't even merit any news" ... :-) ..."


[ ... ]


THAT must be the explanation for "Bend-gate" where NINE CUSTOMERS out of the 10 MILLION sold ... reported bending phones ... LOL ... Just look at the press coverage for THAT and compare it to the press coverage for any of the problems stated here .... remember it was NINE CUSTOMERS ... so that gives you an idea what just NINE will generate on the Internet.


Now ... once again ... how many news articles do you have, as compared to the NINE and those news articles?

Nov 9, 2014 11:51 AM in response to daniel8411

Me too

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Nov 9, 2014 4:53 PM in response to LinMat

LinMat wrote:


I Did the restore through iTunes and did it a factory restore as though it was a new computer. How do you file a report?


I presume you did the appropriate backup. I'm going to include the links for the backup so you can see what things are saved and what things are not saved. You'll need to understand and know that. Then the reset to factory default would have been done with the iTunes program on the desktop computer. When that is done, you don't restore your backup just yet, but you run your iPad in its factory default state to check it out. If there is some problem, you keep it in that state for contacting Apple Support, and let them know that there is none of your data on it. You'll getting a ticket number for your Apple asport call, and you'll continue to use that for any follow ups or escalation of Apple Support to another level. You keep at it until the problem is solved.


Choosing an iOS Backup Method (Should I Use iTunes or iCloud to back up ...)

https://support.apple.com/kb/HT5262


Back up and Restore your iOS Device with iCloud or iTunes

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1766


iTunes: About iOS Backups

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4946


Create and Delete iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch Backups in iTunes

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4946


iOS: Troubleshooting Encrypted Backups

http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5162


Use iTunes to Restore your iOS Device to Factory Settings

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1414

Problems After update to iOS 8 on ipad 2

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