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ios5 Error 3200
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For me, it's trying to verify the restore twice, once before the iPad restarts; and if that succeeds it verifies it again after it restarts, which always fails.
Grrrrr.... for a second there I thought I was getting somewhere. Think I might just leave it until tomorrow.
Grrrrr.... for a second there I thought I was getting somewhere. Think I might just leave it until tomorrow.
it's simple
It's quite simple, but it took me a while to figure it out. Just reset your iDevice to factory defaults from iTunes (the button under 'update', not sure what's written there, I'm too lazy to connect my iPad now) and it will also offer you to update your device (...it's nice to have a backup before you do so). Click yes / ok on all dialog boxes that might appear and it should do the trick. After iOS 5 is installed, after initial setup it will ask you if you want to restore it's previous settings from iTunes. Click yes / ok and enjoy your new iOS 5
I tested this with my iPad 2, but I think it should work for all iDevices that support iOS 5.
It's quite simple, but it took me a while to figure it out. Just reset your iDevice to factory defaults from iTunes (the button under 'update', not sure what's written there, I'm too lazy to connect my iPad now) and it will also offer you to update your device (...it's nice to have a backup before you do so). Click yes / ok on all dialog boxes that might appear and it should do the trick. After iOS 5 is installed, after initial setup it will ask you if you want to restore it's previous settings from iTunes. Click yes / ok and enjoy your new iOS 5
I tested this with my iPad 2, but I think it should work for all iDevices that support iOS 5.
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Be patient... don't unplug.
I restarted, actually shut down my mac, and restarted the restore process. Worked fine.
Phone is hosed now, in a loop of a useless phone and trying to put the update on.
Complete fail, Apple.
They should have released OSX 7.2 earlier in the week and then put this out.
Not happy.
Complete fail, Apple.
They should have released OSX 7.2 earlier in the week and then put this out.
Not happy.
Error 3200
Initially my iPad kept showing the 3200 error. It did this quite a few times. I finally got mad and pulled the USB from my monitor and plugged it directly into my laptop. All of the sudden it started working. I am not sure if it was that or just servers being overloaded but I am running iOS 5 now.
Initially my iPad kept showing the 3200 error. It did this quite a few times. I finally got mad and pulled the USB from my monitor and plugged it directly into my laptop. All of the sudden it started working. I am not sure if it was that or just servers being overloaded but I am running iOS 5 now.
Error 3014 first time. Error 1004 second time. I tried to follow some troubleshooting by deleting a .plist file and reboot the system. I'm going for the third attempt.
PS: Mission Accomplished
PS: Mission Accomplished
I was getting this problem and realized I was still using the iTunes beta, downloaded the latest public release and everything is fine.
I got error 3004 twice, iTunes forced me to restore, then got 3014 twice. Worked after I entered this in the terminal:
Code:
dscacheutil -flushcachePhone is hosed now, in a loop of a useless phone and trying to put the update on.
Complete fail, Apple.
They should have released OSX 7.2 earlier in the week and then put this out.
Not happy.
What error did you get? Have you tried check the troubleshooting?
How many employers are getting screwed today because people are trying to do this update at work and NOT doing their job?
Or how many people started the update before they went to work, had these issues and decided to call in sick or take the day off work.
For me, all this time has cost me MORE than if I would have just waited until the 14th and went in and bought a brand new iPhone. Wait, this will be my last Apple product. I've never been an Apple fan, but I decided to get an iPhone and iPad. Not 100% happy with either of them. And it's not because of this issue of updating, just don't care for the Apple crap.
Going into the 7th hour and my iPhone and iPad are still not updated. Apple, your way of doing business totally sucks! IT JUST DOESN'T WORK!
Or how many people started the update before they went to work, had these issues and decided to call in sick or take the day off work.
For me, all this time has cost me MORE than if I would have just waited until the 14th and went in and bought a brand new iPhone. Wait, this will be my last Apple product. I've never been an Apple fan, but I decided to get an iPhone and iPad. Not 100% happy with either of them. And it's not because of this issue of updating, just don't care for the Apple crap.
Going into the 7th hour and my iPhone and iPad are still not updated. Apple, your way of doing business totally sucks! IT JUST DOESN'T WORK!
This is because Apple's servers are slammed. If you get this error, take a break and try again in a few hours or tomorrow and it will work.
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_5 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8L1 Safari/6533.18.5)
Apple's servers just ***** exploded
Apple's servers just ***** exploded
So you don't like Apple's devices, but not because of this updates issues? Yet, you brag only about the update issue?
People calling sick at work to update the phone 'issue' is just plain stupidity.
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPod; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_5 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8L1 Safari/6533.18.5)
I was thinking about updating my iPod Touch (3rd Gen), but now I'm not sure. Maybe I should wait a few days. Then again...
I was thinking about updating my iPod Touch (3rd Gen), but now I'm not sure. Maybe I should wait a few days. Then again...
There's only like a billion people trying to do it all at the same time. Have some patience.
If Apple knew what they were doing, this wouldn't have happened in the first place. And yeah, it is Apple's fault.
Exactly! None of the solutions here work. It's down to Apple's servers and blind luck in timing whether or not the install works. After about 30 attempts, mine is finally progressing. Nothing changed on my part, apart from a few more grey hairs....