Restore iOS 8.4 and then join the public beta as suggested here:
Edit: I see you have already restored the device to iOS 8.4.
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I really need to install ios 9 beta [ but can't ]
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Restore iOS 8.4 and then join the public beta as suggested here:
Edit: I see you have already restored the device to iOS 8.4.
No.
You need to register for the public beta at:
https://beta.apple.com/sp/betaprogram/
Then follow the instructions here:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/ios-9-public-beta/
Surely one should have the SLIGHTEST bit of tech knowledge though, yeah??
The OP has clearly shown this is NOT the case in this instance.
That may well be the case. However, it is clear that english is not the OP's first language and some of the responses here are disgraceful.
Nearly all of the OP's threads go to wasteland. Its not an issue of language barrier. It's because he never listens to advice given. It was pretty clear his attempts the last couple weeks to get beta have not been through proper Apple methods. Which is not allowed.
Yes, it's definitely clear that English is not the OP's first language. But with that being said, multiple people have tried to help multiple times. There are only so many ways the same thing can be said and the OP isn't really getting it.
A couple posts, one being mine, might be insensitive, but for the most part, the posts have been on topic and trying to help the OP. But, the OP isn't listening to us.
So why are you even commenting on the OP's thread? If you haven't got anything constructive to say stay out of the thread.
Several people tried to help you.
It took me 15 mins total to install the beta. It shouldn't have taken all day.
oh man ,,,, ipad mini 1st generation don't have slide cross on ios 9 , i try to slide finger side to split youtube to homescreen , can't .....
happiness end ....
You are out of luck with the 1st generation. The following iPad models support multitasking enhancements in iOS 9.
Slide Over and Picture in Picture
- iPad Mini 2
- iPad Mini 3
- iPad Air
- iPad Air 2
Public and developer are currently the EXACT same build. There is absolutely no difference in even the slightest way.
They upgraded a lot, just not much for A5 devices. That chip has been out since 2011.
Ipadpro's threads make me laugh. Outlandish dude hahahahahaha
I think its a pretty damn decent update, your just not getting all the features on your iPad Mini.
Talking about this, I am sure you will have significant difficulty on checking tutorial videos ion YouTube. So here is the quick guide.
1. Go "https://beta.apple.com/sp/betaprogram/" and sign up with your Apple ID. If you don't have one, sign up one.
2. Follow on screen instruction to proceed until you are allowed to download a beta software profile. If any description on screen is hard for you to understand, "translate.google.com" would help you a lot.
3. Install this profile on your device.
4. Follow your device instruction to go ahead.
5. Since you have significant difficulty using English, I recommend you try the local language version if possible.
Don't waste time on your existing software downloaded from somewhere unknown.
Update: oh, you've figured it out right? That would be great for everyone here.
Also, "need" ("I really need to install iOS 9...") is such a strong word.
Some of the features will require developers to support, like quick reply, safari view for in-app browsers and ad-blockers. You can also play around with the trackpad feature, but yeah, that's pretty much it at the moment.
Regardless, iOS 9 is clearly a bug-oriented fix. So fewer features, but your device should feel smoother and have fewer problems (at least when the full version of iOS 9 ships).