Q: ios 9.1 stay away!

Telling people not to update is just silly/. Lots of us have been using it without issue since the first public beta was released. Asking specific questions regarding your problems might be more productive.

Have you already tested this iOS on more than one device? Updates are released to fix bugs. Please describe the issue in more detailed way. Which troubleshooting steps you've already tried?

I agree - I am ready to throw my phone out!  I have to reboot it NO LESS than 10 times a day because it locks up and the screen freezes.  Touch an app, does nothing, Trying to slide it up to close it - nothing.  Can't even turn it off because can't slide it off.  Reboot, SOMETIMES it fixes the problem for about 10 minutes.  Ridiculous!  And if you have had success in trying something to fix yours, please share because I have found NOTHING.

pkincy and dmgee1268, I take it you have tried connecting your phone to your computer and doing a restore iPhone in iTunes (after backing up)?

There's no guarantee that 9.2 will fix your problem, because it is a problem with YOUR PHONE, not with 9.1. I've installed 9.1 on 2 iPhones and 2 iPads, and I have no problems with any of the 4 devices. It's possible your system software is corrupted, so the best thing to do is to restore iOS using iTunes on your computer, to get a clean copy installed. That will be much better than waiting several months for the next version, then finding out it hasn't solved your problems.

updated my iPhone and iPad to iOS 9.1 and both freeze regularly.

sometimes there is no sound when playing music and battery drains pretty bad.

last night I charged my phone to 98% before unplugging it and going to bed.

woke up and there was 0% charge. apps, Bluetooth and wifi were not on.

trying to downgrade to iOS 9.

ive never had issues until this **** update:/

This is just the issue with your iPhone. Not with iOS. 9.1 works great on my iPhone 5s.

Try to reset your device. This won't delete your data stored on this device.

• Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button
• Press and hold on the Home button
• Keep holding both buttons until the display turns off and back on with Apple logo on it.

Alternatively, you may go to Settings - General - Reset - Reset All Settings

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201559

If this does not help, restore your device to factory settings. Note that this will erase the data from your device.

Take a look this Apple Support article: Use iTunes to restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod to factory settings - Apple Support.

THIS IS NOT A PHONE ISSUE!

I am currently at the apple store. Additional Problems: Since updating to 9.1 I can't update/download any apps, apple music no longer works at all or allows me to view my Apple ID from the options in the app, GameCenter and any apps that require it no longer work, they freeze upon opening and crash, can't open email links, intermittent issues with cellular data, touch ID will not work, the list goes on...

tried: soft reset, hard reset, restore (through phone settings and iTunes), restore from iCloud, setup as new, heres the big one - REPLACED THE PHONE at apple's genius bar with another 9.1 iPhone 6. called express lane and have a very confused senior tech support guy on the phone who has no clue what is happening.

all attempts to fix, including replacing the phone, have failed and I'm still having issues. Now, I'm upgrading my new phone to iOS 9.2 beta to see if that helps, I'll report back.

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Please reply back.. I'm about ti blow my top.

iCloud won't back up even tho there is available space.. Apps freeze or quit.

Contacts deleted.

ALL after the update... it's not a 'phone issue' . It all occurred after UPDATE.

wdmcdonough wrote:

 

THIS IS NOT A PHONE ISSUE!

I disagree with you.

So what you are saying is that despite having my phone replaced and still having the same exact issues, and the fact that logging in with my wife's Apple ID after a restore solves all the issues, it's still a phone problem? I log in on her phone, boom, all problems appear. Restore, log in with her ID, problems gone. Definitely a phone problem for sure.

Its a problem with your backup.

Restore and setup your phone as a new phone.

wdmcdonough wrote:

 

So what you are saying is that despite having my phone replaced and still having the same exact issues, and the fact that logging in with my wife's Apple ID after a restore solves all the issues, it's still a phone problem? I log in on her phone, boom, all problems appear. Restore, log in with her ID, problems gone. Definitely a phone problem for sure.

Well I'll just let you go along with your diagnosis, good luck.