Q: Ipad Pro shuts off while charging and requires a hard reset to turn on

I don't understand why everyone keeps playing with these temporary fixes. I sent mine back and will wait until Apple fixes this. I also don't understand why this is not publisized in Apple News and more on Google. I'm shocked that Apple does not address this growing problem.

Because for me, it happened the first night and has not happened since. I happily use my iPad Pro every day without a hitch. 

I'm not sure if it happened because overnight it was still backing up from iCloud, or what.  I did switch charging cables, but it doesn't happen with either cable - one from Amazon nor the one that came with it.  It also doesn't matter on mine if hey Siri is enabled or not. 

yes sir.  In Settings follow General -> Siri and toggle "Allow 'Hey Siri'" to the on position.  Speculation is this solves the power down problem because the iPad stays alert, waiting for you to say "Hey Siri". 

I received my replacement iPad Pro in the mail, restored from iCloud, charged for the night and it was unresponsive in the morning.  I flicked on "Hey Siri" that day and haven't had a problem since (5 or 6 days now)

I agree with you.  It's shocking to me Apple moderators don't check into this room even if only to provide a temporary fix, as you put it.  I can't speak for anybody else but I keep playing with them because I want/need my iPad to work.  That being said, I respect your decision to send it back; for the premium Apple charges for their products this is garbage.

The "Hey Siri" ON fix is working fine for me.  One could also join the beta program.

Why do I keep fooling with it?  Because I expect Apple to come out with a fix, and when they do, the fix will work.  They've publicly acknowledged it.  They don't want to release some half-baked fix, or come in to the forum and say something totally wrong.

They are astoundingly complex products with as many possible configurations as there are users.  The problem may come from the specific apps or configuration that we have.  I'm sure they did an amazing amount of testing.

As short as this thread is, I think it hints that only a small percentage of iPad Pro owners are having the problem.

Yes

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Thanks, so you recommended I turn Siri back on?

 

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Turn on Siri AND Enable Hey Siri

My Solution:

Return iPad Pro and get a Microsoft Surface Pro 4.

Hey Apple, can you hear me now?

Please don't troll in here.  Surface pro 4 has so many problems that are far worse.  I had to deal with incomplete intel drivers, video distortion issues, rapidly draining battery, locking up face login, poor wifi signals, etc... The list for the surface pro is so much larger, that your statement can only be considered trolling.  The issue we're trying to bring attention to here is very specific and it's for the sole reason of getting Apple to fix it properly.  There's several people who keep posting in here as MS shills about the surface pro 4/book and really those have their own set of issues that don't belong here.

I'm just so frustrated, having  spent over $1,000 and have this issue. Really Apple, the iPad Pro, can't do a simple charge,. No excuse, none.

I am not a troll. I have Macbook Pro, iPhone 6+. Very upset, Quality control ????

I totally understand the charging issue.  I've talked with several people that have had the non-charging issue and I tell them that in fact is defective hardware somewhere and they should get an exchange for it.  The issue this thread is focused on is the apparent non-charge, but after a hard reset (holding the home and power button for 20 seconds to reboot the ipad) the ipad works again.  The ipad should show a full 100% charge from sitting on the charger all night even if it's not waking up properly.  If you are having issues with the ipad pro restarting during use constantly, or not charging, then I'd recommend starting a different thread or searching for one that matches that problem because that would be a different issue and needs to have visibility into it. 

So far those of us investigating it in this thread have found 2 solutions that seem to work without fail:

- Install ios 9.2 beta (hope that ios 9.2 comes out soon).

- Turn on Siri, and Turn on Hey Siri.  (both need to be on).

The other things people in this thread have attempted that seemed to work for some but haven't provided as much success:

- Try a different lightning cable and charger.

- Try isolating the charger and cable to it's own outlet.

- Ensure that the volume is not muted.

- Turn on airplane mode with charging.

- Turn off back up to icloud.

- Turn on back up to icloud. (Yah, which shows that's probably not the issue).

If you are having an issue that isn't a full charge over night and then a blank screen when you go to turn it on then it sounds like you have a totally different issue and you should RMA that thing with Apple and get a different ipad pro.

For the record the full charge, black screen issue has been found to be on ipads that were new set up out of box with apps downloaded, ipads that had the icloud backup restored, ipads restored from itunes backup, etc.  I.e. it doesn't matter how it was set up.  If you talk to an apple genius and they are unaware of this issue or try to lump it in with a different issue, point out this thread to them (not sure if they'll read through it though).

All we can do is hope that ios 9.2 is released soon at this point.  The iPad Pro is actually magnificent, and for those people with the problem in this thread it's a 20 second fix generally once a day, and a 3 second fix for those that turn on Hey Siri.  Any other problem is completely unrelated to this thread and shouldn't be lumped into the same area.

Hope that helps.

Just wanted to point out that, as per my previous replies to this thread, turning on Hey Siri only worked for a couple of nights for me. Now I have to turn the iPad Pro off before charging and then turn it back on the next morning so it doesn't die in the middle of the night.

Again, turning on Hey Siri DID NOT solve my dead iPad Pro problem.

Just wanna highlight that so that people who are skimming the thread can see it

Ah, interesting, ok, I must have missed your reply about that.  I've read almost all the messages in this thread.  So far then the only sure fire way that seems to be effective is to install ios 9.2 beta.  Fingers crossed for an ios 9.2 release soon then.  (I haven't seen anyone who's running ios 9.2 say that it hasn't fixed the issue).  Although for others skimming this thread and want to see what the solutions that have been discussed so far are, you can read through my posts as every few posts I try to summarize all the different "fixes" people have attempted.

Yeah me too, I tried to read every reply to see what absolutely works but I'm sure I've missed some replies too.

And I agree, it seems like the only sure fire way to prevent the dead iPad Pro problem is to download the iOS 9.2 beta, which I don't wanna do

I'll wait for the official iOS update and just turn off my iPad Pro before charging in the meantime.

Bonjour , j ai un problème avec mon iPad pro wifi 32 GO , quand je le met en charge la nuit , au moment de le récupérer le matin en pleine charge (100%),celui reste bloquer et je suis obliger de forcer le redémarrage total de l'appareil .