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iPad Pro 9.7 Random Restart

Normally wouldn't think much of this but, I have a 2 day old iPad Pro 9.7 128GB that has restart on me twice so far. In the middle of using it, it will cut to the Apple logo on the black background for a minute before returning to the passcode screen. Oddly enough, it will accept Touch ID in place of a passcode, something it doesn't usually do when it loses power. Any idea on the cause or how to figure it out? I chatted with the tech support but they only help they could provide was to do a restore. I just performed it, but my concern is that I installed an app or enabled something causing the iPad to crash and it'll simply continue to do that due to the bad app.

Posted on Apr 13, 2016 9:38 PM

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Posted on Mar 18, 2017 8:13 PM

My random restarts stopped with 10.2 but this ipad has multiple problems. The only things the techs can tell you to do is to factory reset. The problems keep changing. One time it was freezing and now pages in Safari turn white. Apple won't admit that these ipads are defective. They will do nothing except factory resets. How many times do you need to reset the iPad to get it to work for awhile until Apple admits there is a problem..They won't admit any of their products are defective.

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Jul 19, 2016 9:59 AM in response to journee8

Hello,


So something interesting happened this weekend. I was setting up my daughter's brand new ipad mini 2 and experienced 2 crashes. The first one was a "soft" crash that lasted only a few seconds with the apple logo screen showing. The second was a "hard" crash where I had to push the home button and off button simultaneously to exit from the crash. Her ipad is 32gb white running 9.3.2. Anyone had this happen with a brand new ipad mini? Could this be the same issue as what is going on with the ipad pro 9.7?

Jul 19, 2016 4:43 PM in response to camhabib

What if it is malware or spyware that is tripping iOS. We all think of iOS as impenetrable, but what if some websites have code to break into iOS except that they can't but end up tripping iOS. Just a thought...


Why are some people experiencing more crashes than others? What are your setting for cookies? Are there specific websites that causes the crash?


I have somewhat of an OCD where I close the tab when I'm done with it and before I swipe up (kill) the Safari app. I also avoid spurious websites.


My SafarI settings:

Do not track: On

Fraudulent Website Warning: On

Block Cookies: Allow from websites I visit

Block Popups: On


I'm on iOS 9.3.3

Jul 19, 2016 5:11 PM in response to whsalumni

I Never has this problem until I got the iPad Pro 9.7. I also have the same settings and the latest 9.3.3 and it still restarts. It's been doing this since straight out of the box without restoring, meaning right out of the box with the default install. I didn't even install one app and it did this restart as soon as I took this POS out of the box.

Jul 20, 2016 5:05 AM in response to camhabib

Last night for the first time since updating my iPad Pro 9.7 to iOS 9.3.2 (in week of release of the fixed version of the operating system) through iTunes, I was using Safari and went back to the Home screen using the Home button - it crashed and rebooted just as it did with the previous iOS 9.3.1. It produced an error log, which I will submit to Apple.


I am planning to upgrade to iOS 9.3.3 using iTunes at the time it next needs charging. Is the issue still apparent in iOS 9.3.3?

Jul 20, 2016 6:20 AM in response to MangoSoda

I was in Safari with two tabs open;



As I said I pressed the Home button and it rebooted.


I know that the iPad automatically uploads the crash logs to Apple, every 7 days. However you can't create a Bug Report with Apple unless you sync the iDevice with iTunes on my Mac and then pull the log out of the file system.


I have been using Macs and iDevices for 10 years... So I know what I'm doing.


The question that I am asking is - Is this issue still there in iOS 9.3.3?


As I said above, I will be upgrading the next time that I connect the iPad to my Mac... I never install updates over the air...

iPad Pro 9.7 Random Restart

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