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iTunes says to connect my iPhone 6 to update its software.
It asks for the four digit code. I do that and it downloads and extracts software.
Then I get a message that says
On the iPhone 6 settings it says my version is 9.2.1 (13D15).
Can someone tel me what's going on?
Jim
That is because your phone is already updated to iOS 9.2.1. Just ignore the message. Sounds like itunes is out of sync. I got this same message this morning when I connected my phone to the computer but I just canceled it since I knew my phone was already up to date.
That is because your phone is already updated to iOS 9.2.1. Just ignore the message. Sounds like itunes is out of sync. I got this same message this morning when I connected my phone to the computer but I just canceled it since I knew my phone was already up to date.
Thanks for the reply. I kind of figured that but just wasn't sure if there was some incremental patch that was supposed to be installed. Funny though, you would think that would be a "known error".
Thankyou you were totally correct. When I checked my phone settings, it had the current ios update. Thanks for checking basics and making a worrysome issue easily resolved.
unknown error 4000 during ios update
