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5 iOS 9.1 Upgrade Tips
Set Aside Some Time for the iOS 9.1 Update | ||||||
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The iOS 9.1 is the first milestone update for the iOS 9 operating system. It's a large update for the iPhone and iPad, both in terms of size and in terms of the features it has on board. We recommend setting aside some time to get the software downloaded and installed properly, especially if you're coming from something older than iOS 9.0. Our advice is to set aside 30 minutes if you're coming from an older version of iOS 9 and an hour or so if you're coming from iOS 8.4.1 or below. This free time will allow you to monitor the download and installation and handle any problems that emerge during or after the update. We highly recommend doing some testing immediately after the update is complete. Test your apps to make sure they're working properly and that you're still logged in. You'll also want to make sure your various connections are stable and that your battery is holding a solid charge. | ||||||
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Jeff
10/23/2015 at 12:24 pm
My iPhone 6 upgraded without me getting a chance to say “do it” or “later” and this morning it started going into some sort of reboot loop that drains the battery in about an hour. One of the Helpdesk guy at work asked me if I had installed the upgrade and I responded “What upgrade?” I knew nothing about it. Apple blew it with this one.
Judy
11/04/2015 at 9:54 am
The videos I recently took on a vacation disappeared after I installed iOS 9.1. I had upgraded from iOS 9.0. Has anyone else experienced this issue? Any fixes suggested?
Deanna
11/06/2015 at 10:58 am
My rear camera autofocus stopped working