iPad Pro 9.7 Random Restart

Just like the advice from Senior Advisors the advice from the Apple Store Manager is wrong. IPad restarted when swiping to close Safari. Nothing works to stop the random restarts. Hope 10 will do it.

9.3.3 solved all restart issues. Thank you for all your hard work. No one app crash or random restart for three days plus.

Pro 9.7, wi-fi, 128 gig, 2.5 gig iCloud save. Safari, Gmail using Apple gathering, Apple Extreme, 7.7.7 firmware update, Mortorola Surf Board, 24/7, 61 to 62.9 Mbps down, 6.29 Mbps up. Used for personal song writing, Auria, 48 Track simultaneous recording DAW, GarageBand used flawlessly. Essentials. Voice Record Pro. Many music apps. Gaming, Gangstar 4, latest update, MC5 update 10, Real Car Racing 3, Asphalt 8, entire series of Grand Theft Auto, Real Guitar, Real Drums, SampleTank, full load, Audiobus, using midi over Bluetooth LE, Bluetooth for playback of original and purchased music, Apple calender where malicious attacks occurred, no intrusion, no damage. Attack from Africa, unsuccessful. Pages, Doc's, Notes, iSecurity, three outdoor cameras, Hootoo iMemomate, no data loss, blink eye transfers. Find iPhone. Three flight games, two Z games. Safe and Secured, after pending update loaded on its own. Also used iPad Pro to disassemble a church calendar Windows attack, three attempts, zero intrusion after found. Fixed, safe, secured. Thank you !!!!!

I'm glad somebody thinks so, mine still does it. Sometimes it will be fine for 4 or 5 days, but it still does it. This is NOT solved.

unfortunately, I still get random reboots with iOS 9.3.3. I am on my second iPad Pronwith no improvement with the replacement. Apple offered another replacement , but I declined until they can guarantee the replacement will actually correct the problem. I have had this problem since March. I am very disappointed with Apple.

I Just updated to iOS 9.3.4. I will see if this helps.

Considering it was just a 26MB security update, I doubt it also addresses this issue. that being said, I got yet another replacement since the last one actually had a small defect in the screen as well. We'll see if this replacement reboots itself, and if it does, I'd assume it would be building a case for a recall of this model.

So far, no reboots, but I just got it yesterday afternoon and it just finished restoring from an iCloud backup and the iOS 9.3.4 update a couple of hours ago.

I Have the same issue has only happened when using safari and messages so far. iPad purchased yesterday and is a 128gb wifi+ cellular. Cellular not yet se

I Spent 2 1/2 hrs Apple chat did a complete restore which was claimed should fix the issue. So last night sorting my photos in iCloud and in exiting tons the iPad reset straight to black reed with the apple logo this time it took much longer to return to the home screen without logging in. So I guess the didn't sort the problem. I wait to see if 9.3.4 does fix this as it has appeared here yet

It is not fixed until the the new os comes out. It is fixed on it.

OKay. People are having problems with their new iPad Pro. Apple knows this and has not done anything to fix this problem. They are continuing to sell them. It would appear to me that they are committing fraud, selling an expensive device that doesn't work. Apple isn't above the law and the law is in place to protect consumers from just this type of thing.

What to do... what to do...?

On another note, I have an iPad 2 that doesn't work as it should, so I bought a new iPad Pro and now I'm afraid to even get it up and running. What the iPad Pro is doing is pretty much what my old iPad does ALL THE TIME! I'm on a page and afraid to scroll because most, not all, of the time, the oops, the page either has to reload or I get dumped onto my home page or a black screen. I'm about done with Apple and I'm not above telling my friends about the issues.

Any advice other than returning it for a refund?

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unfortunately, iOS 9.3.4 does not fix the problem. Still got a partial reboot after update.

I have updated to iOS public beta 3 and so keen to see if this fixes the problem once and for all.

Thank you for 9.3.3

No app crashes since the day of install and no more short reboots. Success for all of you and most importantly all of us.

I get a loss of data notice from most companies I deal with once a month. It seems to be getting easier for jacks to get into systems, they together or one individual company bought me a permanent subscription to All Clear ID.

I enjoy my iPad Pro 9.7, wi-fi only, 128 gig, more, than any of the eight before. The big brother Pro was sent back and certainly meant for business, hospital and corporate use, not me.

Next year's 9.7 model will be the groundbreaker of all times.

It wasn't a waste going though the whining imaginary problems because it always leads to more knowledge.

I found using two content/ad blockers has speed up Safari to a really, really fast browser. I just used the Apple ad blocker prior to this. It was all the seamless ads on the sides and all available other space filling that space with Google ads which slowed Safari to a snail's pace.

I found also a problem I thought was a problem, wasn't. IRig engineers emailed me that the reason recording DAW apps chose internal speakers or hard wired through the ear headset is because the lag even at the fastest speeds of Bluetooth Is too slow.

No problem where I though a problem existed. None of midi over Bluetooth keyboards and devices I had tried were acceptable. All had to be returned. I start hearing midi lag at 5 ms. Very low compared to the 15 ms, lag is supposed to be noticed. Musicians have to hear in real time, it seems that Bluetooth 4 and Bluetooth LE have a ways to go, however I have faith that it will be figured out and applied.

Thank you for the monumental r&d to not only stop tiny restarts but the huge list of security fixes to keep us safe. Thank you also for 9.3.4 which I found today from this thread. Perfect, with no side effects whatsoever.

Public release that is out will fix this issue very easy to get.

The solution that works for me:

1. Make sure that you've signed in with your iCloud ID on the iPad and turned on Safari sync in setting->iCloud. Then;

2. go to setting->safari->clear history and website data. done!

This was done on iPad Pro 9.7" 128gb LTE.

I think the safari webdata or sth from previous devices might not be compatible with the new OS or iPad Pro. So just restore as new will not solve the issue because the data syncs through iCloud after restored.

I DFUed my iPad, and restored with set as new on 9.3.3, but the problem persisted. The aforementioned medthod solves the soft reboot that safari causes for me. Let me know if it works for you also!