vazandrew
Q: Apple TV 2
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May 12, 2016 2:59 PMby Diana.McCall,You may need to do a full software restore, see Restore your Apple TV through iTunes - Apple Support
Note that this will be a pretty big download, so it may take a while.
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May 12, 2016 3:22 PMby dAFka,3. On the back of your Apple TV (4th generation), plug in a USB-C cable. For Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation), use a Micro-USB cable. Use the correct cable for your model, and never plug a lightning to USB cable into your Apple TV.
So I need to buy the USB-C cable in order to actually get the brand new 4th generation Apple TV really up and running? Is that a correct answer?
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May 12, 2016 3:49 PMby Diana.McCall,I'm sorry. Your subject said Apple TV 2. Some owners of these older units have had them hang up as you describe, and essentially restoring is a last ditch attempt to get them working again.
You should try another post with the correct subject, and a much clearer discription of your problem. Then someone might be able to assist you.
Good luck!
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May 15, 2016 9:49 AMby Vinceassociate,Don't waste your time with a new unit. Either return the defective unit for a replacement at point of purchase, or take it to an Apple Store and have them fix or replace it on the spot.
You should not need to purchase a new cable to get a brand new item working...
Or waste time reposting the problem description...
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May 15, 2016 10:42 AMby dAFka,In order to get the device to service it's 80 km ride in the mountains. So I'm still hoping someone has a solution how to update or Apple folks will check out how their servers are running, before I'm gonna take that specific drive Thanks for the advice Vinceassociate!
