I have read that Settings/General/About/Applications will give a list of 32-bit apps but on my iPad Pro with IOS 11.3.1 Applications says how many Apps there are but tapping on it does nothing. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
iMac 27-inch Late 2013-OTHER, OS X El Capitan (10.11.6), 3.5 GHz Intel Core i7 32GB
An iPad Pro running iOs 11.3.1 would not longer have any 32 bit apps. They won't run on it.
Any 32 bit Apps that got left on the device if it was updated from iOS 10 would no longer open and issue a message about their 32 bit status.
If all your Apps open, then you have no 32 bit apps.
An iPad Pro running iOs 11.3.1 would not longer have any 32 bit apps. They won't run on it.
Any 32 bit Apps that got left on the device if it was updated from iOS 10 would no longer open and issue a message about their 32 bit status.
If all your Apps open, then you have no 32 bit apps.
Vic Glassley wrote:
I have read that Settings/General/About/Applications will give a list of 32-bit apps but on my iPad Pro with IOS 11.3.1 Applications says how many Apps there are but tapping on it does nothing. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
That worked under iOS 10, with iOS 11, if you have ANY older 32 bit apps left on your iPad running iOS 11, they simply will no longer open and will give you a message about the app being a 32-bit app.
My iPad does have some 32-bit apps on it because I get the message about them not being compatible. I have used the Settings/General/About/Applications on my I phone with 11.3.1 and it works as expected, gives a list of 32-bit apps, but not on iPad Pro... Was hoping that I did not have to try and open each app to see if it was compatible.
Thanks
Yes, just checked. iPhone 6s Model # MKQ92LL/A Version 11.3.1 (15E302) applications 448 with an ">" to see "No updates available List".
iPad Pro Model # ML0N2LL/A Version 11.3.1 (15E302) applications 484 with no ">".
Just got a notice about 11.4 being available, maybe that will change things.
Thanks.
I'm afraid that is the only way at this point. The list was on iOS 10 only.
You can leave them be, and just delete them as you encounter them.
Ok, thanks again. Just seemed weird that Iphone 6s under 11.3.1 gives a list and iPad Pro under 11.3.1 does not.
Are you sure the 6s is running iOS 11.3.1?
I'm not entirely sure the list would be available in any iOS device running iOS 11.
Not sure why there would be a difference between devices in that regard.
Is there anyway to tell which apps on my iPad Pro that are 32-bit as opposed to 64-bit?
