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I have an iPad Pro 12.9 (2nd gen). When I go to Settings > General > Software Update, I see the message "iOS 11.4.1 Your software is up to date." I get the same message if I check for updates for the iPad through iTunes.
It's been over a week since iOS 12 was released. Is there any way to force the iPad to see the update? I think it may be related to having previously tested 11.4 on that iPad. Suggestions welcome.
I have never run a beta, but if you didn’t uninstall the beta, and install the general release iOS, that could be why you are not seeing the update.
How to install or uninstall iOS beta software - Apple Support
I have never run a beta, but if you didn’t uninstall the beta, and install the general release iOS, that could be why you are not seeing the update.
How to install or uninstall iOS beta software - Apple Support
I installed the general release about a month ago, maybe more. I don't see any sign of the iPad still being in beta, but there may be hidden settings. I'm running 11.4.1 (15G77).
You need to follow the "Uninstall iOS beta" instructions in the article Demo provided for you.
Not what I hoped for. I'm trying to stick to iTunes 12.6 for as long as possible to support my old iPod Touch.
iTunes 12.6 does not support iOS 12.
iOS 12 not available on iPad Pro 12.9
